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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-02
AREA.
Containing an area OF 3,6O7 acres.
LOCATION.

This claim is located on unsurveyed land
in t5sr4w, Boise meridian.
Magnetic variation lSo 49'-lSo ST. contain
ing 3767 acres.
The location OF this mine is recorded in
the Recorders Office of Owybee cou nty, Id
aho, in book No of mining claims, and the
location OF this mil!site in book No. of
millslte, of said Owyhee county, Idaho's rec
OrdS.
The adjoining claimants are, sur No. 547,
Wilson lode on the north; sur No. 1858, Phebe
Grace lode, on the east; sur No.S56 \, Denver
lode and san Francisco lode (unsurveyed) on
the south, and Zulu lode (unsurVeyedJ ON the
west.
The adjoining millsite claims are sur No.
$50 b, suspended, London millsite. and sur
No. $40 B. Christian Wahl millste, on the
east; sur No. 652 Wilson milsite, on the
south; sur No. 643 b. Chicago millsite, on the
west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any POI ton of said Cash mine, millsite, or
surface ground are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register of The Uni
ted states Land Office at Boise CITY, in he
county of Ada, State of Idaho, durin2the six
~ days per cd of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue of the provisions of
the Statute.
CHAe. S. KINGSLEY,
Register
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-02

Total area of Crown Prince and BismarH
Consolidated Lode, 2066l acres.
Area ia conflict with Idaho Lode, Sur No
54S, not claim ed, 0.295 acres.
Net area of claim, 20.366 acres,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20

Kto u ostatulch szeSclu ty.
qodnaocA dosto7 rochu1eh. jeden
4 d'ugs, q do kodca bleiacego
mlesaqca d2ugu za Wlaruso'
ME zpp7aci, ME dostonle powy;ej
o6lecanego preze1atu.
" ciqgu lata tax Ncho abo-
noment ptacono, lie mausieZSn1y
tyslqc dolaroo do7o1yc,s q teraz
trzeba nam p7acac starHTachuahi,
avlec pienlqdze bardzo nam po.
trze6ne.
Kto me p1acl panaktval'ue zo
WZARUSA, moie sobae avyo-
trazic, iok 90 tn 5to9os1oeolnay.
Me MONA teraz roblc $,viet-
'aego aateresu na wydava'alaI
pozskiej gazety, skoro znolaz7o
sac tyze stupc6w, kt6rzy darnao
gezety hldzlona 10 dom pose2ayq,
noySlqc, 2e I'M protegoooana
przez nach partya poHtYczna "a
to zaptaci. = CT sic avaae1
okropnee za,viodq! Z taklcz
qaset ami wydowcy, ami czyte1'
nicy 5adnych ME odniosq horzy'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
BYkO COS!

Dy1O cos, mlue1O, IaA DlYS-
kawica i ME ma - sicWa X.
Wlncentego przy obchodzle
pozegnalnym na Geese prof.
Dunakowskiego.
Wiernl czfonkowie Zjedno-
czenia Katol'ckiego powy&
szych slow sic dowiadu1a, 2e
X. w. Barzyhskl ponowme
W lmlerlu polakow ka:olikow
ME tylko wystaplt, ale cate
dlugie lata poswiecen,a ola
utrzymanla WARY mledzy Po.
lakam' nap1etnowat jako ,,sos y
Jedno zycie tylko dla mas
kwltale, to zycie kroLKie.
Szczesliwy, kt6ry prawie
ukocha dla mel sic poswlecl.
Polacy-katollcy, widzac JUL
cd samYch poczatkow duch
n1edowlarstwa pod pfaszczy-
klein patrotyzmu sic zakrada-
jacy do swolch parafl, staneli
meznie W obronie Ko5ciofa.
Walczyli dfugo, walczyli jak
Ivy, ME obawla,ac sic ami
oszczerstw :niotanych " ga
zetach llberalnych, AMI poste.
pkow chytrych jegomosc', "a
wsze skorych do ,,btogosla
wlehstw'' dziefom saatana.
W ich gyonie byt i X. "
Barzynski, | jemu uwlerzono
nie znalac wprost barbarzyh
skiej gospodarki jego w wlas
mem guiezdzie.
Jua na poczatku "oku tego
wyciagai rece do Bozego po
ko1u u KIM? O CO? chybs
Bogom "ladomo.
Teraz znowu jak plorun
jasnego nleba, przychodz
haslo: Byto cos.
Ma chrYje ksiezmi zwnaS
kowymi podpisali sic dobrz
myslacy kapianl, m1anowicl
przeclwko X. Majerowl. Obec
NE wszystko to: By}o Co.'S.
Chryjc z seminaryum de
troickiem wywofat rektor te
instytlcyl, ale be mledz
wlelkImi ]udz.ni W Chicago
Detroit nlebawem dada 81
uslyszeG siowa: byfo cos :
bardzo Jest prawdopodobnem
| tax cd roku do roku o
Sajmu do Se]mu, Cd z]azd
dc ziazdu, cd konferencyi d
konferencyi, bury sic, halas,
kl6tnie, gwaitu! religia kate
llcka mledzy poIakami gim,
W chwIle Potein: Byio COS.
mlneto-
G!upcy sic podp!sywall po
menoryaiy, glupcy krzyczell..
ia movie: Bylo cos -.
Sp6lkq Narodowa Wyjay
! nictwa Polskiego popicra
lls,eaa ! cywlIn,, choclaa n
+. TAX bardzo akcyaml, ale kr
powaLlem xsia2ek t. p. re
czy Cd Spolki.
Jes2cZe W numerze dn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20

Bleichroeder, Vanderbilt,
Gould, Sage, Seligman,
Rockefeller, Carnegie t. p.
trzynnaja losy narodow, sado.
wnictwo, prase, nawet /
wojny w swoim reku
zelaznym.
Wystepujqc przeciwko mo-
nopolowi bezsumiennemu
kupitalowi, Leon XIII otwo-
rzy} nalszczersze pole misyi
kosciola katolicklego, DO
kaze pukac do serca prze-
konania ludu.
Kardynal Manning byI
jednym najwybltnielszych
przedstawicieli nowego pradu
w agitacyi kosciola.
Daj Boze, ably Koscio},
ktory lekcewazenia godnosci
ludzkiej, przedajnost, pod}a
sluzbistosc i tyranizowanie
Kosciola zawsze zwalczyl, z
tel walki wyszed} zwyciezko.
W ktoreI miedzy dwoma stoi
ogniaml, monopolem socya-
lizmem anarchistycznym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
zApIsUJCIE soBIE WIARUsA
ZhOTE SLOWA.

Pani Severlnc, korespon-
dentko paryskic] gazetyFTgoro,
miala killanaScie dni temu
sudencyq u Ojca sw. Ponie
waz slowa Papleza potem 10
staly potwicrdzonc przcz kar-
dynala RampolIe 81 Dcz
watpienia prawdzlwcml.
Miedzy inncmi Leon NH
tax sic wyraziI: koscioi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20

kraJu zOStaf panem sum enla,
istot. obdarzonych rozumem
i wolna VIOLA. L usuniecia
sa<ramentow najbolesniejszym
ciosem loby wypedzenie
Najsw. Sakramentu tysiqc
swiqtyh, Cd dz!ad6w pradzia
dow katolicKicn.
Zbyt jasne sq dzieje osta
tnich wicklow oraz te ]iczne
przesladowania katolik6w az
do kulturlsampfu, wynlkajace
rozstroju narodow wsl<utek
nieszczesnei reformacyi.
Jezeli fewolucya francuzka
Jest naikrwawsza corka naulli
Marcina Lutra, jest zarazem
przejsciem do nowego ro'
dzaju przesladowania prawdy
t. !. do rzad6w kapitalu.
Wick dzlewietnasty ME TO-
stawia sill natury w uspieniu.
Cokolwiek rozumem, speku.
lacya, wytrwaloscia i przes
zornoscia taiemnicom powie-
trza, woody, ziemi, ognia. kru
szczow, ziemiop}od6w, ,zwierzat
i cia}a ludzkiego potra6 wyr
wac, to zdobywa.
Jezeli "a dawnych lat pra.
vie wy}acznie ziemla stano.
villa ledyna rzecz wartosclowa,
monopclisci ziemle zagrabil
sic razwali szlachta Ia 20
moca nandlu Frzemys|u
pr6cz zieml inne przedmloty
So warte posladania uzywa-
MIA, wiec natura ludzka
znowu monopolem w Gale
swojej ohydzie s}abszycE
swego rodza;;u wyzyslliwae
pocze}a.
O TEN wIasnie mowi Leor
XIII.
Rzadow mamony jednako
woz Kosciol sic rie boi
narody Jarzmo ich zrzuca.
Dni krolow cesarzy s.
policzone. Chyba niewidomy
nie wldzi. ]ak krol Belsazar
znak6w ma scianie czasoN
naszych.
Slusznie wiec Oiciec sw
napomnial francuzkich zwo
lennikow monarchii ably
uznall rzeczpospolita. Krol
ten pokazuie, jak Papiez sie
zapatruje ma losy glow koro
nowanych. Narody W poslan
nictwo namaszczonych wiece
niewierza.
Nalpoteznlejszy i mai
szczesliwszy nar6d ma ku
ziemsllIej, Stany Z]ednoczone
So rzeczqpospolit2. Ale pod
noszq sic W rzqdach wo
, nych hydra, ME I tytuler
; kr6lewskim, llsiazecYm lu
szlacheckim, ale potw6r
z|otem W reIu, "a zlotel
, goniqcy, dla z}ota wszystk
poSwlcca]qcy.
, Wyobrazenia zasadnlcze t
| novel Pandory 81: ,Wsz
l stko MECH sic Illania pre-
:, mamonq, wszystko MECH &
) ME. bylc ten Moloch tron
. wal" Rolsch d, lIirsc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20

6go KWletnla 1897 c2ytamY
= CORY ma drugiej stronnlcY
,,Od Redakcvl'':: Nv ponie,
dziafek dnia Ago Kw'etn,a
odbyll dyrektorowie czYli
wydziat Sp6lki Wydawnlctwa
Polsklego W Chicago swoje
:niesleczne rosledzenie W K a.
m ienlcY Spofk na
ullcy Division" Kilka miesie-.
cy potem kamienlea Spoiki
gdzles przepa1fa.
Rachunki Spolki poddaue
krytyce Komisyl nedznie sic
przedstawily. Ma to gromem
przeklehstw wle!cy ludz;e
odpowledziell i ,,Byto Co.'S"
!eze]i waIka miedzy bazwy-
znaniowym obozem partya
katolicka Jest tyiko COS" co
juz minelo. jezeli kamienlcA
Sp6tKi jest cos, co mlnelo,
iezeli rachunki Sp6tkl. lest
cos, Jak biyskawica bez gra.
mic, tylko same zyg.zagi, po
co sic trzYmac maja po"zciwi
katolicy Observation-Disclosures
dla kt6rych wzystko Jest osta
tecznle tylko ,cos?"
A czemu, je2eli to cos luz
lax bfyskaw'ca mineto, ME
podpada s9dowl ludzi spokoj
nych l rozsadnych?
Czemu oficYaluie ogtoszona
kam1enlca SpoIki ME Jest
]ako taxa zaplsana W ks1q3kach
jako sprzedana l1b "a dug
zabrana?
Clemu komltet rewlzyiny
iie2eli ,,straszne rzuclt os2czer.
stwo" ma Observation-Disclosures
ME Jest aresztowanv, lut
skarzony "a zmyslre spra
wozdanle?
Sa jednakowoa rzeczy "
okol;cach Wielkich ludll
ktore tak2e niby b VI y c o S
ale djabelnle diugn ma ohio
I<ach pokutuja.
Jest pewien kos n6f, Trojcy
Przenajswletszel poswiecony
ale promo stoi.
Bylo cos, Jest cos i bedzit
cos. gdy cnodzi o skor'
wielkich ludzl.
Byfy kiedys choragwie swie
cone, mjneiy Jak bfyska wica
ME ma ich Mkt ich nj
ujrzy, mimo tyslac sejmoy
| manlstylskich.
Byto cos,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20

Olotli4C oldOJ I'll, llluot hOlltC-
cznie sic broniG przeciwko
wszelkim zachcianlom prze-
sladowcow. Obecnle miedzy
talk wielu biczami nasta}o J,
panowanie pieriedzy czyli ka-
pita}u, kt6ry chce sic rozpa
noszyt mad kosclolem luda
mi. AMI kosciol ami narody
ME zezwola. Jestem s}aby-
mi wydziedziczonymi, llt6-
rych Nasz ZIawiciel przede.
wszystkiem umilowaf.
w }onie sp6lecznoscl rzym-
skiej, wsr6d rozprzezenia
cesarst,ya, stana} Kosci6l
katolicki, ably ludzkosc wiara
! przekonaniem wybawit z
odmet6w balwochwolstwa i
bronlt przeciw napadom bar
barzyhcow. Rozlaczenie VIA
dzy Sw9cckiei Cd wladzy duo
chowne; wyrobiio narodom
wolnost sumienia najrozle-
glejsza, podczas gdy narody
zachodniej Europy czerpa}y z
czystej krynicy WARY / o5wia.
ty rzyrnsko-katolickiej
Wsch6d t. i. Rosya, Bu}-
garya, Serbia Grecya ugrzaz]
w kaluzy sill carskich pod
! plaszczem Kosciola. Dobitnie
dzisiaj sllutki nam sic przed'
stawiaja. Sw. Synod 4 carem
ma czele rzadzi Kosciolem W
Rosyi.
Tysiqce meczennikow Cd
Heroda do cesarza Konstan.
tyna krwla swoja szerol<o pie
tnu1a poch6d wyswobcdzenla
narodow sr6d bury przesla.
dowad cesarzy rzymskich
lime nasta}y easy.
Ilumy szczep6w german
skich / slowiahskich zalall
paistwo rzyms|<ie, ma gruzacl
Jego nowe zakladajac spole
czehstWa.
| Chociaz ostatecznie wiart
katolick4 przyiely,wiele iedna
kowoz pogahsklch zwyczajov
i form rzadzenia sic pozostalo
Lenistwo, panowanie szlachty
poddahstwo, zycie rozbo]niczo
rycerskie, pojedynki, grekon
Fl rzymianom nieznane, wkra.
DAME sic do godnosci kosciel
nych zlawiaja sic ma kazdyn
kroku 5 a:s nasteprych vie
kow.
Ktoz policy sobory koscio
Ia, ably wytepit gangrene
toczaca SWAT chrzescIai
ski?
Pred bramq zamku Ca
nossa spotkaly sic dwle VIE
kic pote8i, rz2dz2ce chrze
Sclaristwem, cesarz i 2aplel
. ale CESAR W szaclc pokutujG
cego grzesznilSa, a paple,
!aIlo strol wolnoSci kosclol,
nieugiety, ale ! milosierny.
Bunt Marcina Lutra lcg
poprzcdnikGw, poczawszy 0
Abclarda, byl skierowany;
XII upodlenIu wolnosci suml'
MIA / zniszczcniu wszc(klcg
dogmatu katolicIliego. Pa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
PreZent WIARUSA.

Dodajemy teraz W
prezencie "a zap}ace-
ME przynajmniej ro-
cznego abonamentu
,Kalendarz Mary
ahski" i dwje ksiaze-
czki: ,,S1owiczek'
czy1i zbi6r piosnek
polskich i * siaze-
czka dla dusz nabo-
znych'.
Taxi prezent be-
dziemy teraz dawali
ustawicznie, az do
konca biezacego roku
i przez ca1y rok ma
stepny. Wieacej poda.-
runk6w niechaj sic
Mkt ME spodziewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
DEMOKRACKI TYKIET
STANOWY.

Gubernator: D. w. LAWLER,
Wlcegubernator: Hi, HAWKINS
Sekretam Stanu PIOTR NELSON
Kasyer Stanu JOZEF LElCllT.
Prokurator Stanu J &. METH WAY.
Naiwyzsi sedziowie Stanu: Da-
mel Buck, Tomas Canty Nm.
Mitchell.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20

CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee.
= Z}apano by}ego kasyera Kato-
lickich Rycerzy W Ameryce. Pred
kllku miesiacami ukrad} kasy
rycerzY 76 tysiecy dolar6w. =
Jestto rycerz iakich malo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
DEMOKRACKI
Tykiet Narodowy.

Ma PREF d ent "a
GROVER CLEVELAND
Ma vic e-prez " d n t a
ADLAI Z. STEVENSON
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
zAPlSUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA!
AM RYKA
NOWY YORK

NOWY YORK. = Kilka
protestanckich kaznodziei og}osllo,
re Kolumbus ME bv} gentlemanem,
= Komentarz zbyteczny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
STERLING, I'll.

STERLING, III. :. Meto-
dysci, wed}ug zwyczaiu, ma rocznei
konferencyl swoich faflaczy kosci6l
katolickl, nawet X. Arcyb. Ire
landa wyzwali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Ma
uroczystosG otwarcia wystawY
chicagoskiej 21go b. N. wyjedzle
prezydent, cabinet, sedziowie
trybunafu i wielu lnnych wybit-
nych ludzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20

NOWY YORK. Hugh
Grant, Major miasta, jest Wzorowym
latolIkIom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20

DETROIT. Miejska komlsya
szk6lna zabronila katolkom uczyc
W szko}aeh publicznych. X.
Biskup Foley widzl praktyczny
patryotyzm amerykahski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20

MILWAUKEE, - Dnia u
Listop.da odbGdtl sic wybory
przeloaouej SlGstr Notredamek W
miejso. sp Matki Karolny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-20
SALTWATER

SALTWATER, - Plan
szk6lnY X. Arcyb. Irelanda prze-
padf kretesem przy ostatnich
lok amych wyborach. Arcy b. Ire
'and widzl, ze naprdlno ha1asowaf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-19
B L Y 4 III o NJ E.

~ THE NATIONAL FRUIT
80 Growing Company, Rooms . and
3, Chronicle Building, San Fran
cisco, is Offering an extra choice TRACT
OF LEVEL FRUIT LAND with free water
rights in Tracts from 20upto 10000 acres
located miles east of TuIare city, town
of $500 inhabitants
Price per acre $S5 per acre: twenty
dollars cash, remainder i, ; 6 years at s
per cent. net. We are also selling lands
without any cash payments, only interest
yearly IN advance.
To people purchasing our Lands, and
desiring to have the same planted into
Orchards and Raisin Vineyards, we will
take the contract TO do so and take entire
care for three years-at prices for Prunes,
Peaches, Pears. NeCtarines, Almonds,
Apricots, one year old budded trees
best quality and variety, everything
furnished by US at $35 for the first year,
$11 for the second and $40 so for the
third year Per acre.
Raisin VINEYARDS, one year old Rooted
Vines, Muscats or Sultanas $2S so for
first year, 81 ior the second, $3.50 for
the third Year Payments for planting and
caring y cash October LIST, balance Feb
ruary 1st OF each year. A good income
can be expected when three years old
which increases with the age.
We have already planted on this Tract
ior different parties $50 acres and have
contracts for 400 acres for next season.
Best references given.
3l05 J433-u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-19
KOHALA NOTES.
Showers - Kings Daughters
KAPPA Making.

Showers in this district have
been few and Of brief duration, and
the springs continue to fail. Still,
cane-planting goes on. There is
just about enough rainfall to fur
nish the minimum limit of safety
for planting, when people are
anxious to get their crop into the
ground but Grain" is almost too
big word for it.
The "King's daughters" gave a
farewell party at the Chapin's last
Friday, to the five or six school
teachers who are soon to leave the
district. There were tableaux, etc.
Is there in existence anywhere,
an accurate and infinitely detailed
description Of the process Of KAPPA
making, from the stripping of the
bark from the trees to the finished
product? Such a description as
would enable an intelligent person
to make material after q few prac-
teal trials. And if not, would it
not be possible to get such a des-
cription from one who is sufficient
ly well versed in the Hawaiian
language to be able to get accurate
information, and see the whole
process from beginning to end
with his own eyes? 1t strikes me
that. this is an important matter
to be taken up by the society
that was recently formed in Homo
lulu for the collecting of Hawaiian
antiquities and historical lore.
Hon. w. H. Rice of Kauai might
perhaps, be able to give the de-
sired information.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-19

Office, and if he were the Sovereign,
he would Immediately remove the
Cabinet.
The item passed at S24OO.
Salary of Deputy Sheriff of Maka-
wac, 5000.
The Chairman put the question,
which was defeated by a vote of 10
TO q.
Noble Thurston wanted to know if
his vote had been counted.
The Chairman said "no,n because
he Noble Thurston) was standing in
front Of his desk.
Noble Thursten appealed from the
decision of the Chairman.
The Chairman ruled that it made
no difference with the result, as the
vote was l9 for and q against.
The item passed at S2400.
Salary of Deputy Sheriff of Lahaina,
1920.
After much discussion, in which
several members participated, the
item passed at 1920.
Salary Of Deputy Sheriff of Hama,
$500. Passed at 1920.
Salary of Deputy Sheriff of Molokai,
$1,000. Passed.
Deputy Sheriff of Lihue, $500.
Rep. Smith favored passing at $50
per month.
Rep. Marsden replied that Rep.
Smith probably is laundering on
| adulations from the deputy sheriff of
his district, but he the speaker) ex-
pected to be shot, "tarred and feath-
ered," when he returns to his con-
| stituents.
Rep. Akina desired the committee
/ to act like an octapus again and turn
| around to adopt the recommendation
Of Kauai Representatives.
/ The item passed at 1920.
/ Salary of Deputy Sheriff of Hawai-
hau, $3.50.
The item passed at S1560.
Salary of Deputy Sheriff of Hanalei,
! $3.50. Passed.
Salary of Deputy Sheriff of Koloa,
$3.50.
Rep. Smith remarked that during
the past period, the arrests at Koloa
were seven times more than Hanalei.
! There is neither sense, justice or rea-
son in passing the salary the same as
that of Hanalei. He moved it be
passed at $500.
Passed at $3.50.
Salary of Deputy Sheriff of Wal
mea, $500.
| Noole InurSCon salu CnaC Cnere Is go
ing to be tough" population at Ma
kaweii, (more like the.Spreckelsville
PlantationJ, and it is going to be one
of the largest plantations in the
islands.
Noble Baldwin believed Makaweli
is going to be as large as any planta-
ton in the islands, and he favored
having n competent man in that
office. Passed OF $2l60.
On motion of Rep. Bush, the COM
mittee rose to report at 400 P. NJ.
The report of the committee was
adopted.
Notices of meetings of the Finance
and Sanitary Committees at 9 A. NJ,
Tuesday.
The House adjourned at 4:10 p. NJ
until 10 A. NJ. Tuesday.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
RESOLUTIONS (continued).


Rep. Iosepa propounded these ques-
tiOns 10 the Minister of the Interior:
ID To present to the House the lists
of newspapers lin which the Govern
ment notices have been published
since February, 1892, and the proprie-
tors of the said newspapers. (2) Does
the Government pay for the said adj
vertisements, and if so, please present
a separate list of the rates paid those
papers?
Rep. Kamauoha asked the Minister
of Finance to demand the President of
the Board of Education, the Inspector
General of Schools and the Secretary
to present to the House a full list of
the school teachers employed by the
Board, their monthly salaries and the
number of scholars attending the
school of each teacher.
Rep. Akina asked the Minister of
the Interior regarding the boat land
ing at Koloa: ~ Does it belong to
Government? % If it belongs to the
pie required to pay wharfage at 10
loa? g. Has the Government any in
terest in the Koloa landing?
Al LID L. M Oh Tue luOiIOu VI INCp
Waipuilani, the House went into
Committee of the Whole, with Rep.
Kaunamano in the chair.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Pay of the Deputy Sheriffs of the
Island of Maui.
Salary of Deputy Sheriff of Wal
luku, S2l60.
The Acknowledgement thought that
the office was important and really
meritted higher salary.
Rep. Edmonds made his first speech
in the House at the request of Rep.
Kauhi. He favored the item passing
at SIS a month as against Sl00 a
month, as moved by Rep. kanealii,
the other member from Wailuku.
A member of the Ways and Means
Committee favored increase.
Rep. Kauhi called the committee
'slolo" for withdrawing their recon-
mendation in favor of that of the
Acknowledgement. The Attorney
General, he stated, had placed very
incompetent man as deputy sheriff OF
Waikiki, but that was done for per-
sonal considerations. The Deputy
Sheriff of Eva had been guilty OF
various NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in his
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and description of the Pearl Hsrbor
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Beautiful Pups.

TOUR GENUINE ENGLISH PUG
L Pups few weeks Old for sale. APP
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The Tourists Guide for the Ha-
waiian Islands can be had at this
Office. This handy book is invalu-
able for strangers visiting this coun-
try. 1t contains descriptive matter
pertaining to the different islands
with handsome illustrations and
maps. No tourist should be with
out the guide as it will save them q
lot of bother and questions.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Forty Second Day.

MONDAY, July Is.
The House opened as usual at 10
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lTOiice Points,

James Murray paid fire Of $40 and
costs for disorderly conduct.
William Evert plead guilty to IS ,ault
and battery and was fined So and costs
Bell Anderson and Alice Smith were
engaged in attempting to lit street car
motorman with rocks Saturday night
when Officers ohasb and Carlson took
them to the station. This morning each
paid Magistrate Wivill SO and costs for
their frolic.
The case of Joseph L. Rlea, on com
plant of Miss Ca,lie Evans, came UP be-
fore Justice Rawes on change of venue
from Magistrate Wivill this morning
There was a good deal of tragic oratory
on the part of the attorneys, touching the
granting of a continuance of the case, but
the Justice, however continued the case
until next Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
A warrant was sworl out before Mag
is,rate Wivill today for tae arrest of
Theodore HOldorf, Henry Butler, August
Gottsch and William Eckermann for mop
ping up the floor of Gottsch's saloon,
Twelfth street and Seventh avenue, Sat-
urday night, with James Campbell, who,
the defendants claim, attemptt d to clean
them out. 1t will take the hearing to fix
the blame properly but at any rate Camp
bell carries swollen head today. and
says he had no idea OF making trouble
when he entered the place