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Costly Ffyturas.

The Walker Bros. & Fyler Co. yesterday
let the contract for the shelving, counters,
show cases, cashiers desks, ETC., for the
ground floor of the Mercantile block cor
ner, Main and Third South streets, at a
cost of $4,000 to the Bruins wick, Bake
and Collender company, of Chicago. Mr..
Fyler has given the details of this work g
great amount of attention for the past six
months, and it can be said that their
ground floor will be fitted up in a hand.
some way
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IN THE PROBATE COURT, IN AND FOR
i Davis county, territory Of Utah. In the
matter Of the estate of Luther S. Burnham,
deceased. Notice is hereby given that Adelbers
nexed Of the estate of Luther 5. Burnham, de-
ceasee, has rendered for settlement and filed
in said court, his final account of his admins
tration of said estate and petition for final dis
tribution Of the residue of said estate among
the persons entitled thereto and that Monday
the 18th day of October A. D., 1884, at 10 o'clock
a. m, at the court room of said court in the
county court house, at Pennington, DsviS
county, Utah territory, has been duly appointed
by the judge of said court, for the settlement Of
said account and hearing sal q petition for dis
tribution, at which time and place any person
interested in said estate may appear and show,
cause, If any there be, why said account shouit
not be settled and approved and final distribu-,
ton made as prayed for. Dated September 81
1891. J. II. WILCOX.
Clerk Of the Probate Court
S. W. DARKE, Attorney for Administrator
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shares more than last week. and the cash
value of the stocks exchanged is Sl,774
more, so that the amount of business in
cash shows good increase. During the
fore part eff the week silver was stagnant
and the quotations went as low as 96% yes
terday 10000 were sold at %, and the
brokers are looking for still better figures.
Yesterdays QUOTATIONS.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEET
i ing of the stockholders of lions
Cooperative Mercantile Institution will
be held at the institutions shoe factory
on South Temple street. between Eas.
Temple and First East streets. this city.
on Monday, October s, 1891. At l2 m, for
the purpose of hearing reports, the cleo.
ton of officers and directors for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction of
such other business as may be brought
before the meeting.
T. G. WEBER. Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 49, 1891.
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ooUlRRH DIRECTORS,

The board of directors of the Oauirrh
Water and Land company comprise the
following: w. H. Remington, president;
Hudson Smith, vice president; Archie G.
Bridgeford, treasurer; w. E. Robinson.
general manager; Sharon Atkinson, E. T.
Sears, f. G.. Bridgford.
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Galena,

John Davis is at work on the Galena, in
North Tintic, owned by himself and H. F.
Gear. He reports that the ground looks
well.-EurekG Chief
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
L holders of the Utah and Salt Lake Canal
company, for the purpose OF hearing the report
OF the pr sident and secretary and the tran
saction of such other business as may come be,
fore the meeting, will be held on Saturday,
the Bird day of October AID. 1891. at II O'Clock
am. at the office of the company room 230.
Constitution building, Main street, Salt Lake
city, Utah territory. ELIAS A. SMITH,
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Ore Shipments for the Week.
Stock Change.

The exchange was fairly lively yester-
day. Though the sale of stocks was not
quite equal to Friday, it was more than
balanced by the sale of silver. Treweek
sold Bamberger $500 Apex and 10000
ounces of silver, and Bamberger sold Ire
week 3 900 of Stanley and LOCO Congo
BAN berger sold Stevenson 1000 Congo and
800 Horn Silver.
The sale of stocks for the week is 300
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Deep Creek.

Mr.. George Trip came in from Deep
Creek yesterday and brought with him
some ore which made q good showing. An
assay made by McVicker showed A per
cent. lead and "a ounces silver. The mine
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FROM THE MINES.

Mr.. Hanaur says the output of the mines
has not been as large this week as last.
owing to the wet weather which made
roads bad and hindered transportation.
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from which the ore was taken is located
near Wooley Springs.
Deep Greek is not dead yet.
Sunday Closing.

The Eureka Chief says that petition has
been circulated in the Bullion Beck, ask
ing that the mine be closed on Sunday.
We understand majority OF the miners
signed it and that the management favors
the move.
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BIDS WANTED.
10 CONTRACTORS


dds WANTED FOR THE ERECTION OF
u two story frame residence.
T. o. ANGEL, Architect.
Gregory court, Opp. It. j. Angel Lumber Co.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ trustees of Lehi school district No. IL,
Utah county, Utah territory. have in their pos
session school bonds to the amount of 81 500
which they hereby put upon the market for SALE
The denomination of said bonds are OF $500 each.
The time ouch bonds are to run before redemp-
ton are as follows: Seven az of them to run
for period OF five (5) years, and eight 49, OF
them for period of ten C10) years. They can
be seen at the office OF trustee, George Webb
Lehi city, Utah county Utah territory.
JAMES p. CARTER.
ANDREW A. PETERSON,
GEORGE WEBB,
Trustees Lehi School District
Dated at Lehi city, Utah county, this 22d day
of September, 1891.
NOTICE FOR BIDS-NOTICE IS HEREBY
~ given that bids will be received for furnish
ing electric power for one year for run ming the
sewer pumps of Salt Lake city. All bids to be
presented in writing to the city recorder room
= city hall, on or before October z, 1891.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
By order of the city council, made September
10, 1891. j. JACK
City Recorder.
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7a AssIGNEE,S SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEE OF THE
i Foote Refrigerator and Mantel company,
will on Monday, remove all the stock from the
board Of trade building to the rear Of 229 West
First South street, in Sears & Liddle corpany's
warehouse, where 1t will be disposed Of at TO-
duced figures. NATHAN SEARS,
Assignee.
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The Salt Lake Clearing House.

Yesterdays clearings, $3.50, ISL; same day
last year, s1S4, 494. Weeks clearines, ST.
255, 254; same week last year, 81, 200, 372.
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Alliance.

Work is progressing finely on this pro-
perty. They are putting a raise of sixty
feet in tbs big tunnel. A good amount OF
ore is being taken out and regular ship
ments made.
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Special Notices.

Advertisements in this column / cent per
word each day; by the month, Si.00 per line
except marriage notices, sl.OO; birth notices, 50
cents; death announcements free; obituary
comments 10 cents per line. No advertisement
taken for less than 10 cents.
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REALTY FOR THE WEEK.

Abstracts Of title to real estate situated
in Salt Lake county neatly, accurately and
promptly furnished by the county re-
corder.
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MEETING S.
OQUIRRH WATER AND LAND COMPANY

OQuIRRH WATER AND LAND COMPANY
SALT LAKE CITY AND COUNTY, UTAH TER.
RIToRY
Notice is hereby given, that meeting of the
stockholders OF the above named company will
be held at the office of said company in the Cen
trail block, rooms ", ~ and - West Second
South street. in Salt Lake cit, Utah on Mon
day the 10Th day OF October, 1891, at 10 a. m for
the purpose of Amending the articles OF incor-
poration of said company, so as to increase the
number of directors composing the board from
corporation for the issuing of bonds by said cor
poration. and to transact such other business
as may come before them. BY order of the
beard Of directors.
E P. SEARS President
! WILLIAM DIETERLE, Assistant Secretary
| SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept g. 1891
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Realtv Transfers Yesterdav


H. B. Scott ct ux. to Clayton L. Haines.
lot 5, blocks First Burlington addition 1856
Elizabeth +. Ferguson, admin stratrix to
Elizabeth T. Ferguson, part Of section
IT, township, south, range |, CAST 1
Peter C. Brixen Ell ux. TO w. J. Halloran
part of lot /, block ID, plat A. soon
Charles w. Dansie ct Tx. to John j.
Stocking, part of section q, township 3,
south, range ], west; 49,; 1900
Joseph Williams ct al TO Robert Pixton
part OF section 5, township =, south,
range ], west 6
Wallace 7. Fenton to Marvin Fenton.
part of lot T. block A. plat A .. I
Frank A. Grant ct ux: to Eva Culley
Rognon, part of lot !, blocl; q, plat G. $500
lots ~ and Is, block g. East side addi-
c. S. Kinney ct TX. to John Arvens lot 2,
john Sb1' B. n Milan pas' to A j. button par: OF
section %, township l south, range
west d nn
John B. Milan to Julius Thompson, part 'OO
of section q. township south, range
John H Linck 10 Frank B. Stephens
part of lot block 81, plat F... 80N
Frank b. Stephens ct TX TO John H.
Linck, part Of lot 4. block S. plat b 7,o,c
John Sharp ct Tx. TO Margaret 5 Cahoop
part OF lot2, block 10. plat n.
Charles H. Cook ct ux to William N.
Cook, lois in Westlake town plat.--- SC
George M. Cannon ct ux. to Frank r.
Kruse, lots in Forest Dale.- T5(
Total .--------------...---- $50, IS;
REALTY FOR THE WEEK.
Monday -....------ -,---------..... ----s 81, 73t
Tuesday :--.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10, 35;
"Wednesday lq, To-
Thursday---- ......------------- Is, 70,
Friday q,5O
Saturday rs!
- Total. 1881, o.
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SALES.

Apex, 2,5OO814Hs,
Congo, l,00U@15.
Congo, 2,000014.
Horn silver, 3009345.
Stanley, 3O0067.
Total, s, 500 shares.
Silver certificates, 100006os.
SAIro 1rnr2 TIL u-rrrr
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DIED.

ALEXANDER-L. W., son OF Alexander and Mary
Council, aged years, 6 months and 20 days
on the 26th of September, 1891.
Funeral from the residence of the parents, 1877
South Fifth East. Sunday morning at o'clock
The services will be at the cemetery,
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DOYLE & FOWLER-PRACTICAL HOUSE
~ movers and raisers; a lifelong experience;
largest outfit in the territory. ONCE. O'Connor
box 1852.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

CHEPARD, CHERRY & SHEPARD, LAW
y yers 81. SO, 80 and 40 Commercial block.
~ IRA KREBS, ATTORNEY AT-LAw, NO
". 2lS South Main street.
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SALES FOR THE WE
Ore and Rullion.

olIVbr. IO,UUU OUNCES.
Sales last week, 81, 500; value, IS, l2l.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

D1ANOS AND FINE FURNITURE
L polished and repaired. Charles Maurer.
care of Calder's music palace IS and AZ West
First South street.
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CLARENCE W. HALL ATTORNEY-AT
" law and justice of th Q peace. No. 2lS South
Main street
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III HOP & CO. HAVE DETERMINED TO
LIE close out their entire stock regardless OF
cost. This offers to the public rare chance to
purchase Japanese and Chinese goods; also all
kinds of tea. 81 S. Main street.
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MADAM TAYLOR, CLAIRvOYANT AND
III magnetic cure; tells past and future; is
stopping in the Warwick block, 1l2 West First
South street. Hours, q. ~ to D. M
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PERSONAL.

WRITE OR TELEPHONE TO KING g.
w Sons, Pennington, Utah, for choice
peaches
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M EDIUM-F. CONDEN WHITE, CLAIR
vi voyant, trance, test and business medium
Sittings daily. Test circles, Tuesday, Thursday
and Sunday evenings. 331a South West Temple
street.
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MINING ENGIN FER.

n W. SNOW, CIVIL, AND MINING EN-
VI. gineer, room 2, Hooper s. Eldredge block
40 Main street.
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BOARD AND LODGINGS FOR TWO PER
ID sons; close to business. Apply at 1l3 Sec.
ond street
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DAwLINS & CRITCHLOW, ATTORNEYS
ID at-law. Office in Hooper building, First
South street.
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DAsTURAGE-FoR HORSES OR COWS AT
l. j. B. Stewards, Second West, between
Tenth and Eleventh South, or address Box 6
CITY,
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WILBUR & WEEKS, ATTORNEYS AND
w counselors at law. room 4, IS West Sec
ond South street.
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ASHORE AT kauai.

The Schooner Mary Wrecked
Near MakaweIi-Part of the
Cargo Saved.
The coasting schooner Mary, Cap
tain Maikui, left this port last
Wednesday afternoon, August 9Th,
having on board cargo of lumber
and sundry merchandise for several
ports on Kauai. She arrived at
Maxwell on the following day.
After landing freight for that place
she came to Mahinauli, port about
half a mile distant, landing freight
there also.
About 6 o'clock that evening, the
captain ordered the anchor hoisted
and sails set intending to go to
Koloa, a port near by. Head winds
were then prevailing which rem
dered it very difficult to beat out
safely from such a narrow and bad
harbor. While she was slowly max
ing her way out, fresh breezes from
GHo SeaWarQ grew stronger and
stronger which slowly but surely
drove the schooner towards the coral
reef where she stranded and became
wreck a few minutes afterwards.
The captain and crew worked with a
will to get the vessel clear of the
rocks, but all their efforts were in
vain. A telephone message was i'm
mediately wired to Koloa where the
steamer Mikahala lay at anchor to
come to the schooner's assistance:
but it being dark, the Mikahala did
not respond till the next morning.
When she came the Mary was then
lying on her beam ends in one foot
of water about fifty yards from
shore. No attempt was made to
get the Inflated schooner off. No
lives were lost. The schooner Mary
is owned by Messrs. Allen & Rob
inson. The captain and his crew
are still at Kauai trying to save
as much as possible of the wreck.
She is about eighty tons and only
partly insured.
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THE NEW ENGINE.

First Trial Made on Saturday.
Splendid Results all Around.
About all the members of Engine
Company No. 1 were out Saturday
afternoon trying their new fire en-
CINE. It looked nice and clean, with
not scratch on the paint, and natur-
ally the "boys" felt proud of the new
protector, both from appearance and
good qualities.
The engine is double-acting, with
a double cylinder and coiled boiler.
It has all the latest modern improve
ments.
A test was made from the hydrant
in front of Bishop & Co.'s bank, re-
sulting very favorably. A hundred
pound water pressure and ninety
pounds of steam were raised, which
barely tried its strength. One and
two streams were thrown, both to a
considerable distance. The boiler,
being new, foamed some, but not
sufficient to interfere with its work.
On Nuuanu street it was attached
to another hydrsnt. where, with Is
inch nozzle, q stream of water was
thrown 1872 feet. The steaming quail
tiles of the engine, in fact the whole
work of it, proved quite satisfactory
for the first trial. It is a valuable
acquisition to the fire department.
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SOME GOOD STOCK.
The Dimond Brings a Number
of Good Horseshoe Killed.

The Dimond Brings a Number
of Good Horseshoe Killed.
The Hawaiian Sugar Company re-
ceived, per the W. Fl. Dimond, thirty
head of draft horses and mares. On
the voyage down one was taken Ill
of collie. An attendant, foollshly
perhaps, took the partition board
out, leaving two other horses in the
same improvised stall with the sick
one. The result was that it was
kicked to death. A sailor, by the
name of Edwin Davis, in trying to
separate them, received kick on the
shoulder, causing him great deal
of suffering. He was taken to the
hospital, but his injured shoulder
was so swollen as to make it impos-
sible to tell the extent of his injury.
One of the large bay mares re-
ceived very bad cut on the right
hind foot, which will make the ami
NAL unfit for work. DR.. Rowat has
her in charge, and it is thought she
can be kept for breeding purposes.
The Dimond started with thirty one
head. Those that arrived are fine
specimens, weighing from LOO to
l, 400 pounds, and all young animals.
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ON THE DIAMOND.

The Hawaiis Take Anotbe,
Game from the Kamehame-
has.
The heavy batting of the Hawaiis
on Saturday won them another
game from the Kamehamehas. So
effective did the Hawaiis hit Mehe-
ula's delivery that Capt. Pahau
changed the battery in the fourth
lnnings-Davis to the box and Pa
hau behind the bat. It was a bat
ting day for the Hawaiis and thew
hit Davis just as hard, if not harder.
than they did Meheuls.
Palmer Woods pitched speedy but
not very steady ball and made q
record of ten strike outs. Capt.
Morris and Makaimoku both dis
tlnguished themselves in poor play
ing.
The feature of the game was a
nice running catch by g. Rosa and
the errorless playing of Mahuka at
the first and second bags.
A new arrival from the Coast gave
Honolulu for once sample OF what
umplrlng behind the bat is. His
decisions were delivered promptly
and plainly and the gentleman NAV
prove valuable acquisition to the
League. Good umpires by the way
are scarce. Following is the official
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DJSPSHS~s udu at MdluSu-Ou-
the Hudson, N. Y,
named Captain A. G. Pareis, who
has written us a letter in which it
Is evident that he has made up his
mind concerning some things, and
this is what he says:
I have used your preparation
called August Flower in my family
for seven or eight years. It is con-
stantly in my house, and we consider
it the best remedy for Indigestion,
and Constipation we
Indigestion. have ever used or
known. My wife is
troubled with Dyspepsia, and at
times suffers very much after eating.
The August Flower, however, re-
lieves the difficulty. My wife fire.
quent1y says to me when am going
to town, We are out
Constipation of August Flower,
and I think you had
better get another bottle I am also
troubled with Indigestion, and when
ever I am, take one or two tea
spoonfuls before eating, for day or
two, and all trouble is removed" @
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VaDor Yacht.

A representative of the ADyER-
T1sER went out Saturday in the new
launch Our Queen by invitation
of the owner, Mr.. Jos. Tinker. The
boat is run by one of the Regan
vapor engines, which moves the
little craft over the waves at a speed
of six knots an hour. Several tests
as to the quickness of stopping the
boat we're made, and when going at
full speed, very little more than the
boats length was needed to come to
a stand still. The engine works per-
fectly, and altogether Our Queen is
as good a boat of her class as can
be had.
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ATHLETICS AT RIVERSIDE.

Familiar Name of One Who Was
a Successful Competitor.
At the athletic exercises held at
Riverside, Cal, June IL, Chas. Dole.
nephew of Justice Dole, was quite a
successful competitor. In running
long jump he made record of 16
feet 81 inches. II feet IL inches, and
II feet 9 inches, winning the prize.
The Phoenix states that, " Dole is
only a boy, but is about six feet tall
and jumps with wonderful force"
In the running, hop, step and
jump, he won the prize also, with a
record of 81 feet and Al feet 1Oa
inches, which is within two inches
of the longest running hop, step and
jump on record" The three-legged
race, 100 yards, was won by Chas.
Dole and II. l.. Edmiston.
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Two Base Hits Davis, Pryce, Willis.
Three Base Hits-Pryce, Simmonds.
Bases on Balls - By Woods 2, Meheula
1, Davis 1.
Struck Out By Woods 10, Meheula l.
Davis 1.
Left on Bases Hawaiis 6, Rams. 5.
Passed Balls-By Pryce L, Baker 2.
Time of Camel b. As M.
Umpires-LockwOod and -
Scorer-Chas. Wilder.
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'A'fflNG NOTES.

I |.,,las brought sls from Mani the
81 S a, '5 u bags sugar, l22 sacks
Eass Is9 ~ mead cattle, IL hogs,
pAgs' sundries, "a cords
/ ETt 4, 'e ak Orient is expected to
4 vi HOngkong wI uG Chin Chinese Sc
EGsltaoall4q q n brought a full
S A9selii arrived Saturday
/ as s sos with Il sheep >
laSs s 5al 81 sApndry packages of
sails again this after
| IS Is E. 81; R. Bishop brought 900
|aaaaase lg :, rice bran Oa and S STS
|eagtor Ks Jne will leave to-mor.
E9pl b, Asauku and wayp SSrtsof-
Is FridSssSl tin W. H. Dimond
San "E evening, Au ust GitG,'
|eSS.' Co F5.FaG an was do docket i,hI
l9tisdsrDs,ss =. wharf on SatU rdeV
Sas 6ofss $ es ar She brought oh
l. Faatatiopes I 70 be shipped to the
aasd l ss,sfoGEg saa Captain Stan
A.S,last ss Saturday for Port
nooa, Was still off port on on
NpaiI '5ssa 9s 5.t brought on Sun
4 Bags sugar and dI i70
cue Is on the Marine Rail.
% i IAiS5i sns j. brought .bon.
Sss NOnOlele On Satur-
!: j. g. !. Elizabeth st,Do,.o =,
I, 4psaistt a al anchored 'c off nori
sea laysan Island p for ,
y 81 = l AassI;2 IS captain D. +
r. f.. y s7s. 90 S e.. days from u
g Z ie@Se + material material
. fd aVsa the 'i har Sf a new Ta
IT, &c., Pe 5Ss Cape :. FiattearVy'
S'Ald'''d is accom npa istFOp =!
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Some of the parties who left some
days ago with the royal party have
returned.
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PASSENGERS.


ARRIVALS.
E51okai, per stmr Mokolii, Aug 8
gioEn and 3 children, DR. Mou-
Blown, ] A Gilman, Solomon
: Dqdoit, Hon Fred H Haysel-
deck passengers.
qua \ per stmr MikahaIa, Aug
4 4 ! Ri Biekerten, W 0 Smith, G
v L Wilcox, Hon A Rosa, J h
Iuf3eF, A L Kerr, Rev II Isen-
! hss1ICerg, H Bertelmann, L w
-. tlOhr, W I Hess, 3 Chinese
Il u J per stm II Claudine, Aug @
Y, Master H Wilder, c Thoes,
~ D ,, I Allen, S Roth, Z
o Is OlOng, J Nakila and wife.
b S' y + 4 A I Atkinson, Hon W
Ell 1, 3 I;aarley, c King, S Kelii-
II P9 E, Master Weir, Lee Toma
\, a , h1analilii, Look Chan, Mrs
5. ADAMS, c H Rose, A Fernan-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-09
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
i started Tannery at lwilei close to the
Slaughter house, informs the public that
he will purchase hides and do all business
concerning the line of Tannery, and has
on hand all kinds of Leather for sale at
reasonable prices.
2S05-3m JOAQUIN DA GRELLA.