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NOTICE NOTICE IL HFREBH GIvES
~ that on Monday. the 21st day Of MAY 1881.
81 the north door Of the court house IN Holena.
h9utans. At the hour u " m. OF said day. there
shares u MINING stock in The IRON Mountain
Company. which said certificates are nov held
b. the underslgued collateral security upou
an Verdue note 20 said bank owing By janice X
fardae, a date MAJ 2 ls2 for sis.0a2 - on
Which there remains owing balance Of sQ242 s..
with interest thereon ~ II PER cent per Annum
from pril & 1894. raid certificates being mum.
berei and % The number u shares respectively
fn-Lnmln.- 70 VII
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And which said shares were Transferred u
said bank in the names Of the persons shove
Iue ntloned By said PaFdss - collateral security
Tor tie noe Aforesaid. And that said stock will
te sold IA blocks or number u shares 10 suit
tho purchasers present Al the time Of such sale.
And Only 20 much ~ said stock sill be cold a.
fnsy 10 n cnsrary 70 fully satisfy the sad debt
and the eHponsas Of said sale.
4 hk Illus NATIONAL AANK OF HELENA,
MONTANA.
Dated thls 10Th dsg Of April 1894
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Orris EMPLOYMENT Agency

81. North MaIn ST. Ie.ephons "a
WANrsn.
% woodchnppars huH ttuher never been
cullal 81 Is rer c.ld wuadchonucra sI.Ul
Yer tord. board ttal uaf week railroad
lahorers. free fsra. 4 ranchmau. Woman cook
for city. nirl Tor light house work faA dtrl
Tor homework. 50. GIRL for diniurroom work.
Is. >. OhhlS. tla n Main 81
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SHERIFFS SALE
o. +. Gaylord.


vs..
W. II. Raker. frank LGngford
Ella n Faker Georgia 4 ansford,
". r. cullen and A. J.. smith.
I o be sold al sherif's sale On the 26th day Of
May 1894. at ~ O'Clock M. al the front door of
the court house. Helena to-wit
That parcel OF land situate ia ths Blake addi-
tion to tue city of Helena. county Of iewis and
larke state Of Montana. PARTICULARLY
described A. follows; beginning at a
point on the east boundary line Of Raj
oigh street formerly Montana street. iitu-
ate two hundred and sizty-four (264l feet south
of tic toiut Of intersection Of the said east
boundary line 20 Raleigh sheet with the south
boundary line Of rosdway formerly reventh
stree running thence sonth along said east
bouLdary line o. Raleigh street. ffty-threo i53i
And uine-tenths t-l0l feet 60 point. thence east
one hundred feot 10 point; thence north fifty
iour l1iF and four-tenths 4-l0) feet 20 point.
thence west one hundred 400 feet 10 the place
OF beginning.
Dated Helena, Nay 4. 1894.
CHARLES ID. CURTIS,
sheriff.
BY FRED T. HOsS.
Under Sheriff.
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THE MARkEr&

STOCKS
Nru Your. May H. Bar silver, ga.
Copper Oulet. Lake. az 3ss.
ltai Cuot domestic sA-A
Iha stocA ma Bet was dull. even for Saturday
&. oa.y auima au bsiug Chicago uas Most Of
Sd. stocks stopped at a small fraction advance
cn Sestsrlay'. quotations. isles G0lDl shares
-ie market G os. q firm. Chicago g. a. shows an
advance ~ ter cent Nubbir Is. Mobile &
Chic = Consolidated Oss T. So D. aul umaht
AID strangers '.H's Der cent. OH declina1 B
lol cent. nond market strong.
Governments steady. safes Pull
Petroleum Steady. closed .5ac bid.
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b'Ft@iai @offeai lDnannaf.l
INV YORK, May 5.-Whcn William
waldorf Astor sought in literature some
eonsolation Tor his political disapnoint-
ments, his friends wero not astouishcd
though abe public were The young multi
miilionairo had earned two diplomas car
rying university degrees He was always
student Even when he was a state seu-
htor az Albany he spent his spare hours la
the library OF walked about in the sub
urns' solitary as Thoroau used to be almost
IN the Concord novels and mcditating like
that queer literary gcnius
but Astor's friends thought he would
turn 70 history or biography Tie found
- boy greater delight i'm reading the
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TIE
Merchants National
BANK ON HELENA.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Paid in Capital S350,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits 10000
/. u. HERsllfl KLD....... =, D. ...,... President
A. J. ID vii sos ........ Vice preadant
AAhoN hthehFinLD. ........... .... ). Cashier
T. T. BOWMAN ......--... ......Asst. Cashier
Interest allowed on deposits made for = speoi.
tod iime.
Trans fsrs % money made By Telegraph.
xchange sold on tho principal CITIES Of the
Uni ed htafpa and kurops
lioHos Tor rent At reasonable rates in our 70
nnd burglar proof safe de 1ast vaults
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i irst National Bank
HELENA. MONTANA.

HELENA. MONTANA.
Paid Up Capital $500, 900
Surplus and Profits...... $500, 600
Designated Depository of the
United States.
Interest allowed on time deposits General
banking business transacted. safety
deposit boxes for rent
T. HArSER Observation-Disclosures. Prasiflent
T. q CURTIN ................... Vice prasident
: W. KNIGHT ......... second Vice Presidept
I. II. KLEIASCHMIDT.. .......- ~. 4 sshier
IEO. H. HILI...... ....-..... Assistant Caahiar
DiTsstorss
& 7. Haussr. RIB Hale,
!. ". Bach. James A. Talbot
A. J. Davis. J.. " knight
warren &. Gillette. Il 3 Hamilton.
J. q Curtin, conrad kohra
Henry Klein.
Associate Hanksf
Northwestern National Bank. Great FAN.
Fret National Bank. Missoula.
first National ans Butte
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4 Psi ssMHNT >HTIcf IIf LEp MISS.
- AiAIrK Company n Montana ao-lt
located fhrae atd aaD. llaf miles from ute
rllv-r Pow ,alnfl. erianl
trurtaea 70 raId Company he.u on tho tIh ua5
aIII l-I&. az assuelt ~ = coat
tara WIS IsFl.I upon me capital stock of .-i
com pa ). payable ga TIC ltfh la % Nss,
fl JOIN o. MfYar. secretary 81 rald company IS
tht ot.ee % Tie e. Mining q Mhlns % ps1I
20 Montana. r.nm SO. $40 commercial D. q
sarstock upoa which said assessment ia
remain uupa.i 90 tic -ii day - Nay. 1885,
fhalI De- ds-m. ieiill ueut. anu VIII Dec deiy q g..
vfrtIfed for a o. pablo auction, ana uaiHa.
payment be- made efalt, VII he sold o. iao "a
rng - June i-at, 90 pas tA1 drliuH us-i a-sna
iaenf together vi tie costs n sdvcrtia4ng and
t1pausoa = sale Jon D. Il.lth
tecreta.y 81 said company
Dom $50 $50 ommercIai huudlla ct. ioulF
Ia.. Office Of srfi 'nmuenf
NoTlcE on hssiGSEHs SALE NOTICE
y Is hereby given that ths undsr-izned asaisne.
fhs l-fh day ~ daf. 4. ~ Dr. %. beginning ~ 3D.
e. clock Ia. % saIt daI. AZ fte store room He
il hurfh Main street laretsfare 1uouu.ad hy tIt
- ID Hynfar nrus ono Any. -aI A. publl o..
81 rho stock ~ s1ol.. aAraa aud uerci. q .-a
Cuu-IatlIE OF druza. pallets, OIL. Fancy sluI.
and al ufaer WerclAudIaf Belonging 10 tl. 81.
fafo ~ saia iayn'er Drug Company 80 81. r.
perry Of even ,lui ard character uaF re. 5
llr in Iue lnuds 90 fie uudsrs- aufd -u.. d.
E.H.. DC H'uHa 10 f4ffe-AhA H4.. I
ll balls or ufherNIsH ~ m-g seem la-f .H. III.
iu crest of fh. rHsfltors ~ aald IaIr..r .....
company fhe hst re &C o..nf. s..f ~ ...r ~.
fI.rtg ulli a.ro Be- sold iu bulk or Hf'IHrf rl
ua5 seem hat for the interests 81 f.. Ilf.r.
90 .Hld b. gufer Dr1R tompaa5-
Dated helena. Mont. May A. I-tl
D 81 WOODLAND
1 la4Ha.
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THE THOMAS CRUISE

J SAVINGS BANK OF HELENA.
incorporated under the Laws OF
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL, 500, 900.
THOMAS CRUISE ................ President
EkANk III. CRUISE ...... Vice PRESIDENT
WIN J. COOkE......A Acct Treas and Secretary
MM. j. sWEEkkY............... Treasurer
Trustees
Thomas Cruise Frank II. Cruise
VIM J. Cooke Vim. j Sweeney.
John Pagan.
Allows per cent interest on Savings Deposits
compounded January and July.
Jransacts a general banking business. Draws
exchange on all principal citios OF the United
ftates and Europe.
Deals in all county Aad city bonds. and makes
leans on real estate mortgages.
Office hours from 10 a m to4p. m Alec on
Saturday and Monday evenings from 70 8
o'clock
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II IHE Dlsrhtt 7 COURT OF IHa HAST
judicial district Of the state Of Montana
in and Tor fhe county = lewis ard clarke
Tn tie matte % the estate n lillian Ghum-
afefu. ne ceased.
Notice - Hereby sisen tat the final accguuf
- MHrJ n q humnafro. the oHooutriI. aud
honiaa MARROW ms executor. Of tho estate
- william ftuma cru dsceasei. has toeu rem
ilersI - aid cont FOR to Element aud that
petition fur abs hlal distribution q said estate
nn= beau tiled EiIn aid account and thnf a. q
lHf day Of Mar. l-at o. ID o'clock a fn has
ts.an duly appointed ~ tao ssii court Tor ths
asifiefufmt 20 said account aud fhs hearing -
salt rafltlUu 90 v llrh time am raraou lntsf-
aata Ia sald eHtats maY Aplesr and hio bic 81
e. fionn - said account IN art n AMI contest
tho sans. JOHN BEAA. lefk.
Dated MAY z. 1894,
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SHERIFF SALE - FIRST NATIONAL
- Pank Of Helena. Montana plaintiff. W. John
cteinmstz ard Lena statnmstz. his wife defend
ants.
Under and BY virtue o. an order II sale and
decree % foreclosure aud sale issued out u the
district court OF the first Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana b. and tor ths county Of Lew =
and llarke, on the Jet day % Mar. ID 1894.
in the above entitled action. wherein First ~
tinnAl rams Of Helena. Montana. the above
named plaiutin Obj aimed i1dsmeut ana de-
cree Jf foreclosure AMI sale against John ctein-
metz and Lena ~teiumetk. his wife. defendants,
the sOth day q prtl A. a. l.pf for the cum Of
=, il3.77. beside Interest. costs and attorneys
fees. which said decree wa. on the IN day Of
April. A o. 1884, recorded In Judgment book
No. % said court a. page -, ] am com
mandod to cell all that certain lot piece
OF parcel II land. situAte lying aud being in tho
county OF Lewis and tlarkH state Of Montana
aud bounded and described a. fallows, to-Wit
o. numbered nine .sl ald ten UrI in block
Elk hundred AMI Two COZ in the Hoback and
cannon addition 10 tks city ~ Helena
together with AL ana angular The tenements.
krrsiifament- ami gppiuteuRncos thareunto be-
longing or IN any WtsV aup erta ming
Pubic notice iH hnFenT gwen. mat on ues-
day. tho Zzl day - MAy. A ID. 1884. a. ~
o'clock m. - thar uay. a. the front door % tho
court house. eleua. Leafs and Clarke county,
Montana. will ia otedisnoe TO said order ~
sale and decree u foreclosure aud sale. cell thu
above described pro erfy. or 80 much thereof a.
Tray b. necessafy 20 eafis said Judgment With
interest ana Gusts 90 tho highest anf besl bid
der. for ca-h in hand
Given under ms hand this ! day Of Nay.
A. ID, 1921.
CHARLES D. CURTIS sheriff.
IUTD u lfIa+ 4 udaf shariL
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/ OST-uS bHOADNAY BETWEEN BEAT
- ne and ale 81 street. silver bracelet
fi0Hso return To thIs office.
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THE INDEPENDENTS
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no. RENI-A HANDSOME FURNISHED
room at u south euton avenue at q per
month. This De- d snap
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Los hlAI-FkONT uOoM CJMtOIgIA-
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addr ss IlJ EN.ng street.
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Los Rent III AI.lIrD ROOMS FOR
4 Light hoassAeepng Tor translents. 2l2
n ORTIZ I,udney street
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OR RENI- W. ROOMS lURNl5HED
cumpl te for nou-eke eplng 4l7 broad
way.
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EOE SAL THREE tOt H-HOh1h TlAMs
i with quartz wagon, favorable terms TO
70 pom IDLE lartl s. ur will exchange for wood
l4uler, cattle or real estate. ~. s. Dodge
Winston. .Iohf.
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i. OK RGA -HE BEaT i. REID & co.
Montana bans. have BE- Dom mansion. uu-
equaicd ~ any rental property, IA nnIsn and
appointments only "a par month.
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ot SAIL. Two SPANS Or GOOD
horsss and two wagons Apply 10 Marcus
Lissner, lnteruati0ua. HoteL
] or SALE 8 DHoLAEsHIP IN ENGIk-
horns husiuass College. Apply at this
oH.oa.
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NOT A GOOD BILL YET.

The bill amending the labor laws
regarding Chinese came up in the
Councils yesterday and led, as
usual, to a lively debate. Az
usual, also, nothing was done. The
bill was re-committed, this time to
9. new special committee who will
now do what they can to solve the
knotty problem and reconcile the
conflicting interests of Hawaii as
producer, subject to economic laws,
with the interests Of Hawaii as
civilized community.
This is the third or fourth bill
which has been brought into the
Councils on this subject, and still
the right measure is conspicuous
by its absence We predict that it
will continue to absent itself until
the Government can muster the
courage to be thorough and prepare
the ground, q. least, for a solution
of the problem by passing uni
versal registration act.
The law under consideration by
the Councils yesterday has its good
points, but the opposition which it
aroused, both from the radical and
conservative sides Of the Chamber,
shows plainly enough that it is a
bill which does not "fill the bill"
No legislation can prove satisfac-
tory unless it goes to the root ofthe
evil. Palliatives and lotions will |
not cure.
Perhaps the whole matter should |
be left to the first legislature
assembling under the new Consti-
tuition.
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The ADVERTISER has been re-
quested to publish the following
editorial from Truth, without note
or comment"
The Puritan Sunday is so much a
thing OF the past now in America,
and particularly in the cities, that
!. only some important fact connected
with the religious tendency OF the
people calls up the old question of the
remarkable celebrity and swiftness
with which we are backsliding as a
nation from the standard maintained
kby our forefathers. Church-going has
decreased according to the reports of
h the religious societies in all except two
cities i'm the Union, and in some of the
larger cities such as New York, Boston
land Chicago, the decrease in church
attendance has been 80 persistent as to
arouse the gravest apprehensiOns in
Those people who believe in visible
Expression of religious feeling. In con-
function with this falling off in church
attendance, is to- be noticed the extra
ordinary liberality which is displayed
by tine public i'm the way of Sunday
amusements. Nearly all of the thea
ters in the Western cities are open
Sunday nights; concert and beer gar
lens are most literally patroniZed on
she first day of the week, and Sunday,
which was once a day of deprivation
and religious observance in New
York, has become a day on which ex-
i,ursions, picnics and outd or enter
y .ainments of all kinds are most fire.
s4uently held. In New York City,
iShich was for a long while strictly
governed on Sunday, the bars have
been completely let down. Variety
Entertainments are given IN seven or
Eight theaters every Sunday night
lnder the head of Sunday night con-
seerts, and regular music hall enter
iainments, where there are dancing,
ssinging aud all sorts of paniomimic
entertainments, and where the men
ind women in the audiences drink and
: imoke freely, are now accepted as a
natter of course, although these
lhings are not only antagonistic to- the
4 former spirit of the people, but in open
y tyiolation of the law. IL is pointed out
hat the French people make Sunday
,universal holiday, and that they are
d q the whole as moral n people as the
= americans There Is ouS important
4 oint about this which es>ayists on
- he subject seem to- overlook. The
french all go to- church i'm the morn
y ng ut an ab-uTdly .S%rIy hour, nd
men Trturn to their houa ~ and dress
a pr day which u more cr less of a
niri In America the whs.ling part
The day - followed out freely, but
e cefeuoDy OF attending church i'm
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The illustrated Tourists Grids

That popular work, "THs TOURISTS
GUIDE THROUGH TEE HAWAIIAN ISL
AsDs," is meeting with a steady sale
both at home and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
In possession of copy of it. 1t is per-
g 1 mine of information relating TO the
scenes and attractions to be met with
here. Copies in wrappers can be had at
the publication Office, 46 Merchant
street, and at the News Dealers. Price
SO canta
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Tenders for PRINTING.

Sealed tenders for printing the Appro-
priation Bill introduced in the Councils
ON the 10Th of March will be received by
the undersigned at the Office of the Minis
ter of Finance up to SATURDAY, March
31st, 1894, at IL O'clock noon. The bill
can be seen and information obtained at
the above named office.
Tenders should be endorsed Tenders
for Printing Appropriation Bill"
The undersigned does not bind himself
to accept the lowest or any bid.
c.. t. RODGERS,
Secretary, Executive and Advisory
Councils. 3649-1t
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AS TO REGISTRATION.

1t is particularly desired that all
persons who intend to take the
prescribed oath and vote for dele
gates to the constitutional conven-
ton should present themselves to
the Board of Registration at as
early day as possible. AS the
entire work of registration for
Honolulu is to be done by one
central board, it will be seen that
it is important that the bulk of the
work be not left for the last few
days of the session. Such a course
would throw a heavy amount of
labor upon the registrars at one
time, necessitate haste, interfere
with the care and discrimination
in individual cases which It is the
object of the new law to secure,
compel the employment Of tempo
rary and perhaps untried assist
ants, and largely increase the
chances for error. This will be
the more evident when it is re-
membered that the central board
have not only to swear and reg
lister the voters for ali Honolulu,
but at the close of that work have
to make out and furnish to each CT
the ten boards of election inspec-
tors, the complete register of voters
for their respective precincts. 1t
is very important that this last
named portion of the registrars
duties should not have 10 be per
formed under unnecessary pres
sure. As viii be seen by the Off
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BY AUTHORITY
Notice Relating 10 Vaccination

Notice Relating 10 Vaccination.
The attention Of parents guardians,
and teachers are respectfully called to
Chapter LXVII of the Laws Of 1892, but
more particularly to the following sec
ton OF said Act, viz:
"SEcTIoN 2-No child shall be admit
ted to any public or private school
without producing a certificate of vac
cination or showing marks of successful
vaccination.
''The principal or teacher of any pub
lie or private school who shall admit to
such school any child without such Ger
tificate or marks, shall be liable to
fine of five dollars"
By order of the Board of Health.
WILLIAM O. SMITH,
Prer ident Board of Health.
Honolulu, March %, 1894.
3649 ct
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FRIDAY. MARCH 20, 1894

Nix. TOwsE writes letter to the
ADVERTISER in which he states
that he is a voter and is registered
as such. Though not domiciled
here for a year, he gets the benefit
of the exemption which permits all
persons to vote who were members
OF some military organization on
or before Jan. LIST. Mr.. Towse was
member Of the Citizens Guard
before that date. The country gets
the benefit Of his services az
guardsman and he gets a vote 1t
is a fair exchange.
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with.
Persons who desire to read the
above editorial without note or
comment" may skip" what fol-
lows. None the less we will add
few words of soberness to the too
sweeping words Of Truth.
The change indicated in this CT
tation is fundamental. 1t does not
result from any laxity in Sunday
laws, but from an evolution which
almost amounts to revolution In
the religious ideas and social prac-
tices of the people themselves. No
laws, no external observances or
requirements, can restore the 18th
Century New England atmosphere,
which alone made the Sabbath of
New England possible. We would
repeat, that Sabbath did not make
the people but the people made the
Sabbath. That whole social phase,
with its imperious religious categor-
les, its rigid Journalism, its sharply
defined opposition TO what theolog-
ians understand by nature" and
its insensibility to art and beauty
has utterly passed away. The
traces of it in the 18th Century, in
legislation and in manners, are no |
more than a belated and untimelv |
survival, faint afterglow. The
18th Century is born under a new
star. The modern conception of
life is something quite different
from that of our Puritan forefathers,
which they could never
Whether the change has been for
the better or for the worse, it is
fruitless to inquire, since there
can be no thought of return, no re-
vocation of the past. Every high
minded man regrets the popularity
IF low amusements on Sundays
md on week days. The evil cam
lot be remedied by forbidding
he recreations which are elevat-
ng. People will not be whipped
IT legislated into church, and if
hey could be, they would not
rrive in a proper frame of mind.
slight falling off in attendance
It places of worship and a large
screase in that at places of amuse-
nent is not the result of any {
hange in legislation, but of a great 1
hange in the conviction and feel
ngs, which themselves make and
hange the laws.
The question for religious people
D consider is whether they will '
all in at the head of the column
nd direct the new movement, or Il
neither they will waste themselves
4 2 futile attempt TO turn 1t back. 6
here is no further alternative. 1t
not a question of the existence of
hristianity; that is there to stay"
is, however, in some measure
uestion of the present usefulness
Christianity. The maintenance
medieval forms in the midst of
lie Nineteenth century cannot en-
anger a religion of so much p
tally, but it delays the accom- =,
ishment of its historic mission t.
le Acknowledgement of humanity. 8,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-03-30
To Whom 1T May Concern.

All sidewalks, etc. must be weeded,
kept clean and be free from rubbish, ETC.,
otherwise it will be done by the Road
Department at the expense of the owners
of the property.
By order of the Minister of ;he Interior.
". II. CUMMINGS,
Road Supervisor, Honolulu.
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