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First District Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
In the Fin. District court at Ogden
yesterday;
Sophia V. Benson vs.. Nephi =. An
der.on; ON motion Of u. II. Jones,
order allowing defendant 10 file
amended answer.
John T., Walker vs.. Jarvis'Conklin
Mortgage Trust company; continuation
Of trial, verdict fot plaintiff $40 dam.
ages.
White W. white; on motion Of W.
l.. Maginnis, order referring ease 10 T..
J. Bariatt 10 take the proofs.
William Garland vs.. Wheeler Bros.
on motion Of w. L.. Maginnis, order
granting plniniln five days further
time to answer defendants cros-.com.
plant.
Crozewitz Bros. W. II. NJ. Bond; on
motion Of NJ, A, Breeden, order setting
this cause TOT trial for October %.
John Bowman VI. Jacob Theufef;
trial, Smith & smith for plaintiff, I'D.
lomax for defendant; verdict Tor plain
tn, sl75. On motion Of J. ID. Lomax
and by consent, order staying sale On
execution ten days.
Ellen Egbort vs.. IL. J. Sears vt ali
trial pending.
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THE DEMOCRATS
Preparing for the Reception aud En-
tertalnment Of Distinguished
Speakers.

At meeting Of Democrats held on
Thursday evening, the 2ith Inst, the
following committees were appointed TO
arrange for the reception aud enter
tainment Of Hons. Chaunoey +. Black,
G. j. Faulkner, Lawrence Gardner and
William McAdoo, who are expected TO
visit Salt Lake about the sth Of oc-
tober
On arrangements-R. G. Chambers,
Il. w. Young, +. n. Dyer. George
Cuiiins, II. J. Grant, w. X. Gibbs, o..
Y. Wallace, J. Il. Walden, II. e. Whit
ney.
on fnance-Thomas j. Almy, Frank
Armstrong, &. II. Barmtt, a. 4. Schroe.
der, ID. q. Dunbar.
ON rcception-F. \. Richards, n. G..
Lett, w. A. Hodges, T.. L.. Williams,
J. T.. Camel. T.. kawlinH, J. W. Judd,
G. ". West, j. II. Muyle, j. II. Rumull,
Jr., George Stringfell0w, J. G.. McNal.
~, l.. l., Holden, Thomas MsmAall,
William Fuller. William Burke, Hen.
~ Siegel, A. q. Norrcll, l.. a. Smith,
II. :. i.aney.
The nbove.uamcd gentlemen are re-.
questod 10 meet at the Democratic
bcaquartcrs on Saturday, september
20, 1891, at $3.50 pun.
=. A. MERRITT, Chairman.
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Quito Biz Amir.

Yesterday afternoon, IN the fitst
District Court at Ogden, Judge W. l..
Maginnis iiicd complaint on behalf
Of William Garland against the Fear
Lake aud River Waterworks and IT.
rigation Company; Jarvis.ConAlin
Mortgage Trust Co., W. W. Corey,
Amos -. Corey, Charles j. Corey, w.
II. Watts, T.. o. Watts aud tho Tx.
colslor Redwood Co., defendants. The
Complaint Involves sum " close to
$4,000.
The plaintiil' has sued Tor a mcchnn-
ic's lien, aud now brings suit that the
Great Bear River canal be- sold %
satisfy his claim: In the complaint II
n prayed:
l-'rhat tho lirc- and claims upon
the property heruinbuiofu described
shall bo marshaled, aud this plalnln
may be drctvUd 10 have the nrst lien
upon the said promises Of si0a,61Lls,
together with the interest on sl.s,-
Coz from the 2Srd day NJ December,
1890, lees the interest on sl7,4ll,ul from
July Is, 1890, ~ December %, lolO,nnd
ON s5,0l7.li from August ~, 1899, TO
December -, 1890.
9-rhnt la default Of the payment OF
the sum Of SlU3,57i.ls, together with
the Interest ON sl2s,6ij.28 from the
.ard day " December, 1890 lees the
interest on sai, 900, AMI 5000 from the
9stli day u Match, 1901, with interest
on sl5ill.Ol from July -, 1890, 10
December ~, 1890, anu ON Sj,D17.li
from August ~, 1890, 10 December ~,
1sDJ, within the tins ~ be designated
by the court, that the said property
shall be sold, M upon execution, and
tue proceeds applied u the payment OF
said claim Of thii plaintiff.
3-That tnis plaintiff may have aud
recover Judgment against the said
defendant, the bear Lake aud River
watcrworks aud Irritation Co., for
the said sum Of sos, 67i, Is, together
with interest on si2s, Oii, % from the
23rl day Of December, 1880, less the
Interest ON s2i 900, and 5000 from the
18th day OF March, 1891. with interest
on si7.lll.Ol from July p, lsg1, TO
December ~, 1890, anu on si,DOLl ~
from August 20, 1880, 10 December 20,
1890.
1-For such other aud further relief
m to the court may seem proper In the
premises.
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They Express Their Thanks.

Tho undersigned, ON behalf Of tho com.
mite on Utah irrigation statistics Tor tho
Irrigation Congress, desire to extend their
thanks TO all territorial aud church OH
clals,and to those representing tho nation.
nj and state governments aud private
individuals, for tho valuable data 80 viii
lingly furnished them. Copies Of these
statistics Will be sent 10 all who have
thus given Information.
JEs,E W. Fox, Chairman.
CHARLES l.. STEVENSON,
Secretary Utah Committee 0n Statistics
for Irrigation Congress.
Tho committee hereby request all To
whom letters Of inquiry have been sont,
and who from any cause have NJ vet boon
unable 10 respond, to complete their nu-
swors and forward rs before requested to
olthor Of the above, care Of Polytechnic
society, Salt Lake CITY.
FnANK X. GILLESPIE,
Secretary Irrigation Congress-.
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establishment In Salt Lake City, which
had not the time 70 visit, ard nj I,ehi
a beet sugar factory, which has cost
about s95O,OOl, and Is about 10 com.
mence operations. There isno reason
whatever why Colorado should not
grow as good sugar boels and make as
good bcet-sugar as Utah or any other
place on the earth.
A rfRsr.cLAss AUDITORIUM.
In conclusion, Salt Lake City has
another big thing of which Denver
ought TO have the duplicate or ego one
better" aud that Il a large audito rium
building with perfect acoustics. On
September 10 concert was given Ia
the tabernacle ia honor Of the dele
gates 10 the irrigation convention.
That concert with Us chorus oi nearly
800 voicvs, leaving ample seating nc.
c0mmOdatiOn tor over 900 persons, y
In the particular building was alone
worth the Journey from Denver. Good
music IL heard 10 the best advantage In
such room, and building OF that
character Is direct Incentive 10 the
creation md successful and continuous
operation Of large local musical organ.
izatlons aud the frequency Of high. class
aud refined entertainments, 10 say
nothing Of its value for large conven.
tlons, etc, aud IN many other ways.
Yes, Denver IL behind salt Lake
CITY IN several respects, ~ above
shown, but with the exception Of the
Great Salt Lake itself aud the mineral
springs, there Is no reason why Il
should be, or why enterprise and CAPT.
tai should not, and that right soon,
build an auditorium In Denver aud
establish wooden mills, tanneries, boot
aud shoe factories and every other
similar Industry, and there IL, aud will
be, In this rapidly developing western
country, trade aud business for them
all. Surely we have sent our raw
materials 10 the East aud bought thu
manufactured goods from tho East too
long already.
In the meantime, Denver eau COZ.
daily aud unheeitatingly with salt
Lake City her fullest measure Of growth
aud prosperity In the future aud rejoice
with her In that certain growth, lot
Denver will never be less than 10000
people ahead anyhow.
THOMAS TONuE.
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lun MlhlnS bAChhhkc OF iha CITY
IL In financial distress M the following
circular, which Is being sent Ia large
numbers to mining aud bushes, men
throughout tho Territory viii shows
SAT- LAKE CRY Ur,n,
September llth, 1891.
My Dear Strive desire IN call your
attention to the financial condition Of tho
Salt Lake stock Exchange, aud 20 frank
ly state that unless support u givon at
once, tho exchange will have To close.
Tho Income VI tho exchange d derived
from mombof- by dues and assessments
aud the annual Zee charged mining com.
panios Tor listing upon the board.
Udon Cxainin ttiun OF tho books we
find many Of tho dues and assessments
remain unpaid, and that the majority ~
our largest aud most Influential minos
have failed 10 pay tholr listing Fee, ur
give the exchange the slightest support.
Tho management Of the exchange has
labored INCREASINGLY TO build up AN insti-
tuition that would be n benefit and pride
to the Territory, a. advance the mining
industry, and by systematically alvcr-
Using our mineral resources has ondony-
orod ~ interest Investors and Spectators
and give them through tho exchange, u
reliable medium TOR tho purchase aud
sale Of mining property and stock ccrtih.
Gates.
hut this cannot be doue nor tho ex-
change continue In IT. field of usefulness
unless n stronger financial support N
given by the members, mining operators
and mincownors, A. we arc ON tho very
ovo ola mining boom an,l excitement, IL
would reom serious blow 10 our boosted
mineral resources, 10 permit 10 die from
lack 81 local hnaaclal support, an insti-
tuition that In the brief period Of IT, exist
cnco has done more Ia forward tho husi-
ness OF mining Ia tho Territory than any
Other medium has or possibly could
n you have the Interests ~ the mining
industries Of the Territory, aud salt Lake
city particularly, sufficiently nt heart,
then mako Il nnnifcst by promptly pay
Ing your dues and assessment dues on
membership stock. II you arc NJ the
head ", or Interested In mining COM
pany, that Il or h not bolng called upon
The board, 500 that tho stock IL properly
listed, and paw tho listing fee, u VIII DO
hut tribe to you, aud will prove a great
bonoht 10 the exchange.
These facts are ready for your earnest
consideration, and w0 trust you will see
Il 20 your interest TO send the secretary b
check Tor such amount as may be- due
from you 10 tho exchange. Respectfully
submitted.
H. c. CHAMBERS, president,
n. rHEwEEK. ice.presilont,
j. W. DoNSELLAN, treasurer,
+. o. lloRS, secretary,
J. !. DAILY,
j. BARNETT.
j. q. CogKLIN,
w. W. CHISHOLM,
q. :. DAVIS
a. HASAuEn,
j. T.. BAMnEH0En,
Gao. a. MEEAWs,
j, 4. WooDNAN,
Directors.
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Students Society.

Tho regular session Of the Students
Society Of the Laiter-day Saints Col.
lege win be held In the Social Hall
this evening at 1880. The following
programme will be rendered'
l. selection, Society Choir
II. Lectare, Dickens PirkWick Papers"
Prof willard Done
H. Vocal Duet "pown by the Brooklel,'
Misles Cora Lindsay and Jennie llonnlon
w ksaay, Min ANA nennlou,
" Wonderful Towers, Mr.. EaNin nlbblc
W. "iiold Club Notice."
Instructor W. n Chaiahsflin,
VII, Selection, Society choit,
All are cordially invited.
~. WALTON. Chairman.
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News From NlidMay.

a correspondent writing from Mid.
way under date Of September 2i,h,
says; The municipal machinery Of
Midway il now IN good running order.
The board Of the town consists NJ Pres.
idont a. ]. Alexander aud Trustees a
Burgcner, i. u. Buehler, Isaac
Jacobs aud q. Buehler, the lasi named
having been appointed 70 rll tho
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
-. Van wagonen. Leo Hriuli hns
been appointed clerk, aud Edwin Van
Wagoncn marshal. The Swisa hall
has been hired for temporary head
quarters. The work Of drafting or.
dirnncUs has begun. l.. II.
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More suiis Filed.

Yesterday afternoon In the Third
District court, l.. Il. Hall planted a
suit against John w. Young and the
Utah Central Hallway Company TO 70.
cover t5,sls.Q1 alleged to be- due and
owing for work done and supplies fur
nlshcd.
Mitchell Wing has brought suit
against J. Il. DoOloy and Edward II.
Orth, and In his complaint, which was
filed yesterday, the plaintiff alleges
that ON October Is, 1870, James Ed
wards and q. A, Bracket commenced
suit In the Supreme Court Of New
York and obtained Judgment against
thesc defendants for Si0,l20.80; that
afterwards Edwards anu Bracket
assigned their claim 10 the plaintiff,
and the Judgment was reduced 10
81. 857.78, which was affirmed on
August %, 1880; that no part Of the
Judgment has been paid except the
sum nl 81. $500, aud costs amounting
TO sl25.ii. The plaintiff therefore asks
for Judgment against the defendants for
the sum Of a,6Ss rs, with interest.
In the case Of Gleudom Watrous W.
II. n. Wnir0us, In which the plaintiff
was recently granted a decree OF d.
vorce, tue defendant yesterday after.
noon gave notice VI motion for u new
trial. The motion II based upon the
ground that the evidence was Insult.
flrient 10 Justify the decision anu was
against the law, aud errors In law oc'
curing IN the trial and excepted to by
the defendant. IL Is said TO be- more
than probable that reconciliation viii
yet take Mace between the parties, aud
that much Of the trouble which has AL
ready occurred IL due to the unneces.
ssry Interference Of relatives.
John A. Groesbeck has brought suil
against Joseph A. Duddrr to obtain
possession OF a piece NJ land IN the
country and 10 recover $500 damages.
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4 conference ofthe Primary Assoola.
tons will be- held In the Assembly
Hall Immediately after the meeting oi
the General Conference On the after.
noon Of Monday, October 9Th. Parents
and all interested arc Invited to intend.
A special meeting OF all the Stake
officers Of the primaries will be held n,
the residence of e.. Is. Felt, loo y.
East Temple street, on Sunday even.
ing, October 4, nj : O'Clock.
LOuE d. FELr President.
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Mr.. Frank Huffman, a young man
OF Burlington, Ohio, states that lac
hal been under the care " two prom.
inont physicians, and used their treat.
ment until he was not able to yet
around. They pronounced his ease 20
be- Consumption aud incumhlc. lilo
was persuaded 10 try Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
aud Colds, and Mt that time was not
able 10 walk across the street without
resting. He found before lac had used
half u n dollar bottle that lac was
much better; he continued TO uso Il
aud IA today enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Lung or Chest
Trouble, try II. We guarantee satis-
faction. Trial bottle free at A. G..
Smith 4 Co.'S Drug 5t0ry.
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NEXT ATTRACTIoN!
THOMAS - w. II EENE
- .t.tt. t.sHn .sr,r g...t a.
sALr or 4. @. vi s1ocl,.

NOTICE l. HEnEBi GIVEN, THAT IL
~ pursuance ot au order Of the Probate
Uouri of salt take County, Utah Territory.
made on tho BIRD day OF september, ISL. IN tle
matter Of tho euatu Of DAVID n, DunrsusOn.
degchted, Tie undsrsiHurd, cNrsutrin ~ the
c6tate o. t4id deceased, viii scll 40 private
sale. by scaled hidt in Writlng, 10 tho
highest bidder. for sash, on TUESDAY.
thH gth day of October 1891. nt orlUrk
PIN, a. The law onloa ~ Richards q Movie,
looms so 10 gin third nn0r, Consultation iiuild'
ing No % south Mau street, salt Lake rity.
utah, tho following personal property, tntWit
Ten shaTeH sf tue capita stock ~ /lou'a 90.
operative Mercantile lusutuilln.
ANN ", uuNCASEON,
sole sstyNtug ENuCulrN OF the Estlic VI Dun
- DuAcAssOu, deceased.
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400 Dose One Dollar means sim.
ply that Hoods Sarsaparllla IL the most
economical medicine 10 buy, because Il
gives moro for tho money than any
other preparation. Each bottle con.
tRius 100 doses and will average to lat
n month, while other preparations,
taken according 90 directions, are gone
IN week. Therefore, he sure 10 get
Hood'a Sarsaparilla, the bcst blood pu-
flfor.
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when naby was sck. vc gave be-; cnliorIa.
When sho vss a child. she crIcl Coz Cusioria.
When shs bsramr Miss. she chung n caitoHa.
whsn khe had Cihldr,n, sie gave them Casloria.
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A MEETING OF TnE STOCKHOLDERS
"a ~ "fion's co.upcratiNc Mercantile tnsut
tuuon u Tue thItternth Whrd' Will he held at
me store ~ faid corporation Ia SAT- Lake Dity,
lthh lurliptY, on 1hurldAy, the .ith DAY u
september l-1l, nt O'Clock y. a., Tor the purs
pusg u rlrcilug directors and Onlcrra Of the
lusututnn aud Tor The transaruun ~ such
other business A. may come before the meet
lnE i. e. lkiLIk, Wee rTUsiuULL
N, 4, WuuLtll, secretary,
salt Lake CITY, August gird, isll. dli
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Immense bargains In clothing at T..
n. Coop. Try them and save money
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Ber, Quality Raisln., loo rcr pound
at T.. ". Coop.
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To tiousekespsr~.
D0n'tbuy imported Lard; get Il pure
at the Globe Market, opposite I.C.M.t.
RoBERT SHERWOOD.
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an MONDAY LAST, A SMALL RAY
" Horse, three years old. liiAd rome on
when lost Two hltd feet white VINE tut 900
der breast on one fore luF. iuuE bone on n. Dc
hiud foot. Ncturn %
HOBERf siiEnwooD. 20 Main street.
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DUNCAN NJ. NciILISTER. Manager.


I'ROM a PASTURE oN wEsr EIGHTH
Il htrcot, lust North u MY fesidencc on the
Jordan aver. fourteen TT Msthrfa. ANY one
giving Inclination concerning these sheep n
me NJ the Gstdp House or 10 ON " Of tho Jlrs,
Hiic iHifrHff0r W be suitably rewarded.
at GEOitGE y. CANNON.
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&c. Deposits can be mado ~ the Tlans az
siih Hny of Ne agents, and when tho amount
reaches 81 20 the dcpust0r viii got per cgnt
interest thrfooni compounded umcs d year,
General Banking Business.
DtHhCtons,-F. Armstrong, T.. W. hadfru
mos. W, fllcrbeck. Bolivar Roberts, Dr Jos
>. Mchngdsi lhua, W, Jennings, a. a.. HARDY
A. T. SuziaIpss. ssIaae. Aelhwrs
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APPEAL FOR AID.
The Mining Exchange Of Thi, city In
Financial Distress.

Tho Mining Exchange Of this city
IL Ia financial distress as the following
circular, which Is being sent In large
numbers to mining aud bushes, men
throughout the Territory viii shows
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-18

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, !
HONOLULU, II, l., Jan. %, 1915
Notice is hereby given that all
material, etc, required for the Fune-
raj Ceremonies Of His late Majesty
Kalakaua is only to be furnished on
acquisitions signed by the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs,
GODFREY BROWN,
Minister OF Finance.
% tt
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. IS, 1891.
THE FOOTBALL GAME.

AS previously announced foot
ball match took place at the Makiki
Recreation Grounds yesterday after
noon, between the Charleston eleven
and one from the Honolulu Football
Association. A pretty fair gathering
of people were present, including
the fair sex, who mohopolized one
side of the grand stand. Game was
called at 4 O'Clock, the Charlestons
having the "kick off, After the
ball had been in play thirty minutes
and several Charleston men placed
in mourning, time was ca led; a
"kick" having been made by the
captain of the Charlestons a. to a
decision by the Umpire. and fifteen
minutes of the precious moments
were lost in blarney. The game
stood to 0, in favor of the Charles
ton.
In The second half it was nip and
tuck for supremacy; and although
the ball was in play exactly thirty
minutes, either side failed to score,
and several men were added to the
Charleston's list of ''winded.
The Charlcstons acknowledged,
after the match, that it was the hard
est game they had ever played. The
HonoIuIus made several pretty plays,
in some instances breaking clean
through the CharIeston's rush line.
N. Lyman acted as umpire and Mr..
Woods was referee.
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Ell ROPE.
RUDE REBUFF BY RUSSIA.

RUDE REBUFF BY RUSSIA.
The London citizens memorial
sent to the Gar on January Oath re-
garding the treatment of Jews in
Russia has been returned TO Lord
Salisbury through the Russian En-
bassador without comment. The st.
Petersburg correspondent of the
Telegraph declares that the only re-
suit of the memorial is the redoubled
persecution of the Jews.
EMPEROR WILLIAM WARNED.
The state Of Emperor William 5
health is exciting the most serious
apprehension in court circles IN Ber-
lin, but it is high treason to mention
the subject. There is reason t. fear
that the painful ear malady from
which the Emperor suffers is Il reat-
ening to become generous. Con-
siderlng His Maiesty's family his
tory, there IS something almost
ominous in the official announce
ment that at the recent military ban
quet the usual speeches were dis
pensed with in consequence OF the
Emperor having been advised by his
physicians to avoid speaking as much
as possible, in consequence of his
affection of the throat. Almost the
same notification was made in the
case of Emperor Frederick just three
years ago.
Count de Lesseps is recovering
from an attack of influenza.
The plantation negroes on the
Portuguese island of st. Thomas
have again revolted, and troops have
been sent to the scene of the
trouble.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-18

Consui-G General Baiz, at New York
has received cabIegrams from the
Presidents of Honduras and Guate-
mala, 0enying that there is any revo-
luton. Barillas says that all Central
America is at peace, and busily en-
gagged in gathering the coffee crop,
which, in Guatemala, will be the
largest yet produced.
The first International Exhibition
OF Jamaica was opened at Kingston,
January 9th, by Prince George OF
Wales, present in command of tue
British North American squadron.
The whole fleet joined in the salute,
and American, Russian and Spanish
vessels paid honors.
A revolution was in full blast in
Chile at last accounts. People of
the better classes were siding with
the revolutlonistS.
The moderate papers of Rio de
Janeiro disapprove of the treaty
With the United States as disadvan-
tageOus to Brazil.
Gold is at 234 per cent. premium
at Buenos Ayres Startling develop
ments are expected in Argentine
affairs.
According to dispatches received
in London from Picking, the Imperial
decree granting audience to the
Foreign Ministers has been nullifed
by derogatory ceremonies prescribed
in connection with such audience,
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From and after this date all war
rants and other processes of all the
Courts Of this Kingdom must be in
the name Of "LlLIUOKALANI, by
the Grace Of God, of the Hawaiian
Islands, Queen"
By the Court,
HENRY SMITH,
Clerk Supreme Court.
Aliiolani Hale, Jan. 80, 1891.
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A sal gnee's Notice to CEedi-
tors.

The undersigned, Assignee in Bank
ruptcy Of the Estate Of A. X. Palcka-
luhi, of Honolulu, Oahu, hereby gives
notice to all the creditors who have
proved their claims against the said
bankrupt estate, chat he has sub
mitted to Mr.. Justice McCully his
final account with said estate, and
has filed the account in the office OF
the Clerk Of the Supreme Court, and
that on MONDAY, Feb. %, 1891, at
10 o'clock a. NJ, he viii apply to said
Justice for settlement OF his account
as such Assignee, and for discharge
from all liability.
W G pARKE,
A signee Of the Bankrupt Estate Of
A. X Palekaluhi.
HonolnlG, Feb, lG, 1891. 80 st
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FOR SALE
Oahu Hallway & Land 60.

4 HE second annual meeting of the
/ stockholders ui he Oahu Railway
d Land TO. will G held at the chamber
of commerce Room in Honolulu. on
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. %. 1891, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. . for Tue electi n of officers
and transaction OF other important bust
ness. W. G. ASHLEY,
~ I'd Secretary.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-18
WANTED

4 SERVANT Girl, German preferred,
IA to look after a child of two years
and do light homework. Apply at this
office. 80 If