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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13

-aItIaac City CORPORATION On John
A. iicss part lot o, block o. pih' .,
p rIfFssasssssss as...fssH s.sss. ffss q
william lf uudfc to Lows u. strait
part section D, township west -
rHItNaar meridian .s...sssssssss. aast ~
Imu NII 90 uN 90 Katherine Mnl'
part HreiIOu 90, tuNu.hlp snuihi 1900.
rHuer west, salt Lake mtudiau s.' N
William. ttfurnIUeN, hV uafHutlt 20
William =. Mrt1rnlck. part Gee.
u you, = s5 ,9f ,sts trer,sisa & ~. Seas 70
iluHHam 10 toId4fd aud wife 90 Ira
ti fowls. part 1f Doe 0. block ii, ..., ,,
PAN, SAIL iHkc Uity turtcT - lsl'9 "
Chester H henderson 90 James IT,
hrl. par. of l1ta. block 10, plat 81. o..
a. HaIf l.atU tIfr ruUNufssss .....s wv "
EaH 10. Gray hY n.ru lhrunuro y. ..
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lOllh Quorum.

The l05th quorum OF Seventies will
hold lie regular quorum meeting next
Monday night at 1880 in the meeting
house Sugar House ward. Lesson SEQ.
ton Ill Part III Of RJOerts' Ou1lints
OF Ecclesia.tlcal History. A iull attend.
anCe 10 requested.
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PROVO.
Matrimonial troubles.

mhNl AhANhhba aaNAhaNhs
albert Revel was arrested by Mar
shall Knight Thursday evening on "a
complaint entered by James Bonnet
ior uiaturbiug lhe peace, II appears
that Revel had come 10 Mr.. BOunelps
house, where Mrs. Ravel, who Ia a
niece Of Mr., Bonnet, Ia stopping,
Mr.. Rsvel wanted his wife 10 90 with
him, aud she dtclinei. Reyal refused
10 10 unless che came with him, anu
was quite nuRry. Mr. Bonnet rr-
uuesttd him 90 leave, ~ IL was late 10
theevening, aud rs Revel refused, Mar
shall knight was sent fr. He
tried 70 iuluce Rsvul 10 leave
but the latter iusistru that ho V0ulI
not do ~ unless his wife came with
him. Al lat the matshai hal 10 take
MIN away by fofce. Yesterday alter
noon he had q hearing before Justice
WedgwonI. Ha excuse was that ho
believed that certain Frank Plaslino,
who was Alsl itOpping at Mr. Blunetps
house, and uis (deiendanps) wife were
plottlnR ior her 10 get divorce from
iim aud that they Intended TO marry.
A fne Vi s. was imI osed.
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CHICAGO MARRIOTT.
chicago. close. oct 70
Whoat-sicady cash. oct, 'i,nominnl May
tss.
torn Easier cash. ur'.. ca Dec, tii...
uau-Elagr. each. OCT. zs Dec, .sh May,
I4d-iower. oct. lsi JAn. sIls.
rurHa LoNurs Oct, lLrgt JAM, laNias
Nins= Loser, oct, COLI jau, ca.
NFu=uuUff
barley NUmInal tls.
lIuk=rtrauy I o.
Timothy Prime nomiuHli 81.
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no nsn6i Alexander. JulA MuKaud1r
Jcuuic AlCsandCr hcniamiu -trinmau, lth.c
Eutrr. HuI samuel hutlCt, 60 parthuls %
uutlrr brothers. Hear iAcn, William 7uhi ~
ii',man. JonathaE ticc. b LIseman aud D..
Michael go. pnrlntra or hlro, PIX n COMPANY
= Vs. Morrison, tdwari Merritt samuel
Murutan, louill A DomutnY, TOW "a Jaufel
and john H. a. WuodrIu crpaftnera o. 7'
Jaifrry a Company, GuUliur r.HIruler Ioml
pany. a corporation, A. q Wulaus, A W.
tlhp Company, corporation, llonry Nru'
staiicr. jacob a. N0lhpGjrr. nlyIt Ncuitais
ter. Isaac oppeuuciu.r AMI -Ismp.d trucht
Hnd -ait Lake JoHstrurtIln yonpauy, cot.
Yoa are hersoy required to appear in an De-.
ZION Drought aEainstyuu uY tAy above name
uIatnuu tn ono district Court OF tnu
imrd judicial uisirIcl OF tlu lgrHtory ot
ltah. ana 10 answer ih1 eowWhnt h.el lhcte.
fprylcol after tuu service on Tuu of lhu Funs
muus ID served within thIs county nf, u
friytd out OF thin county uui On thia aniUr't
daysur Judgement uy drfaut Will uu taken
against you, according 90 tho prayer OF sall
tfts said action 10 brought Co have Judgment
aeAnst defendant %. Alexander rIr $780,
win interest tucrunn $50 uyf cont per hnuuu
iIom NoyumbgI . hll unul plll, ana i0f
% boz due un .urinln promiHslrT n1tu made.
executed huI delivered g. ono Samuel h1apn
uaI uY aail dricHdaut Alexander, November
II ItuI. Coz 10 uu %. with interest 90 % per cent
nor auuum from dltH. huu secured uI NOR.
] r4eu OF even data ON premises hereinafter
| dy.Cul odi tlai on January 10, 90. aAd
samuel aud iunuiu iosuutu % for value %,
| seutu tlld mortgage and uoto Go ulnluilu
herein, VINO owns and holds aaii uutH aud
mortgage uu pArt ~ which mas uegh unili %
I4yo an usual do sruc at tuit court rt1u htlo
/ of laid prrm.Huas that me IrlrcoiH NJ Hucn
/ saie uo appuUd boz payment Of amount doe a.
| above; 10 have iulsmtti I'r ,h'onel ali.'
| ~ from anit sale aud other rriri, thtt de-
| fruiauia and 40 perfouH calming nndrI chem
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Nn mind Md NIeelinr.

The regular SUNDAY evening services
ia the Third wafi meeting house 10.
morrow night, Oct li.h, will hes dis
pep,si with On account OF repairs
goiug on Ia the building.
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Tndnr,s prnhaie Count.

Estate OF b. h. Allen. deceased.
Hearing on petition Tor sale Of real
estate, anu order made c0nnrmi ny
sale.
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Mrs. Love, wife OF Elber. Henry
Love, In tue employ Of thu salt Lake
Street Car company, came from halt
Lake 10 Ogden ON tue midnight train
la search VI her two ch lifer, which
sue had given away 10 "a lazy from
Wells, NevAdn, named Mrs.. McCatty.
Her tale was n most pltiiul one. she
satI that through domestic trouble she
had been foJucrd 90 poverty and uis.
tres. Mrs. McCuuy was visiting SAT-
Lake aud heard VI Me. LyYt't
distress. Being dtsir0us of adopt
ing some children ahe visited her
and pleaded with tho mother % lot her
cnildfcu 40, one boy Of ELK months
ami the other girl of ak years. Not
being able to provide Tor them a. tho
ds.ifsd TO, ans thinking II beet Tor her
children, she cousented 10 their goiug.
Mm. McCarty vita tue two children
lett Salt Lake AZ s.iJ tor Ogeun. Mrs.
Love ACCOMPANIED them o. the depot.
y sooner had the train loit than the
mother was stricken with Temofsr, aud
she determined to DO what ahu could to
recover them.
Thursday at midnight she came TO
Ogden, but Mis. McCarty aud children
hai LETT on the afternoon rain iut
Wells. Not having any money, ME-
/ Wells could not follow her little ones.
| The police could not render her auy
assistance. 5Ie was directed - apply
70 the railroad officials. kind.hesrtcl
people OF Ogden probably VIII assist
heI " get her little ono back again.
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Nusa,cu Auiant, Larson BrJ.,,
80 y. second south ~, We serve e
ursi zoe dinner from ~ o; hot lunch,
I5c; ,stors, New YORK clunt, zoe
rai dnz. hnt cake pui e. ilHr. lu'.
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SIMMONS.


JOSEPH iiaUJnhaUh. plaintiff, W. Daniel
Alexander, duNa Alexander, Jennie exam
der, UUui fmih rtriumHn. lH11r Batter Hnu
FamuvI Butter, 600 partners AH uutrr hrulh,Ia,
Henry kI,y. MiI|IHm HUh. %. hHenan, Iuuhs
partuUrs ~ NIru. rlN n company. ~ ", Mo
icon, edward M0rriu. rHau hcfdu sul
ItoWas q. Kent GO partners a. MOI.
fiHnu NrTI a. company, iiuW1rI
IaultT aud John o. T.. Woodruff,
ru.uaftucrs 90 y o. J.ufgy q Company huct
ford fuHpUudrr COMPANY, Il corporation q. *
Williams. s ~ tl.pu co N corporation Henri
Neustndtrr. > coo ID Nrustadier, David Nyu.
staifsr iHHHr uprHuheImor Hnd rtfm
tOurutUauECr, CH.pariutfa a. Neustlitrf
nrothCfs. hud salt i.lku Construction Num'
pany a corporation, defendant.
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WANTED.

f,OATNAKEU. AT oABELs THE TAILOR,
{ so. 90 Mgst socOul touth,
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OGDEN.
Mrs. Loye Ind Ner lhIldren.

ooDES, UrAL Ocr 70, 1874
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.roc,.s ANn n.nmErA
sru roHs srocs.


~. ,.l,or'''. Lead. 'a.o'' orc OaI'r' quota
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n was arranged yesterday that at four
o,clock thls afternoon the jury should
he takep TO Murray TO visit tho scene
nj The tragedy, but this morning the
hour was changed to : p. M, II being
nnd,rsloou that whom tho Jurors TO-.
tu,nei, II any time remainTJ, the take
i'm, ot testlm ny should be- resumed.
ps,nty sheriff a, II. Steele was
Jsiutsd 10 accompany the Jury 10
Murray aud point out TO them the
various places In question, and the
court. on being applied 10, said that
Thisde. the aucuJed, might accompany
m" nauv II he 30 desired. Judge
Rsrteb iustructsi thejury not TO discuss
thn case among Themselves nj this time,
and also directed Deputy Sheriff Steele
10 Keen the Jurors close together while
away. A Rapid rfauai' car was char
,.rei 20 take the party out
The Jury viii be quartered at the
Templston tomorrow, with a bailih in
ebarse Of them the entire time AMI
mil the court assemblies again on
Nondny morning. The trial viii oo-
amy the whole u next week.
fne attendance Of the general public
in the rourt room this i1reuoon was uol
! nearly ~ large aa Yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-13

This Is q bid for your business, and the One Hundred
Thousand Dollar worth Of goods eSpec, to move be-
tween and Christmas, will the customer fully
Thfy-tve Thousand Dollars
REMEMBER the Three Great Specialize
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Eighty-fve men are at work laying
water mains in various parts OF the city.
Regular meeting of Carleton post G. A.
R. at 1880 tonight. Visiting comrades
cordially invited.
At 7:3O tonight there will be German
services at the former Congregational
church, near the University. All are cor
daily invited to be present. Rev. G. A..
Neeff, pastor.
The usual March cold snap is on here
abouts to-day, but the weather clerk has
so nicely treated us all winter that these
chilly blasts can have no damaging effect
upon the fruit interests.
1t is said the city Republicans have, de-
cided to run Mr.. A. Staab for mayor. Mr..
Cartwright, who was some days ago men
toned in this connection, has positively
declined the honor.
Six horses are in training here for en-
try in the races at Albuquerque in May
As matters now look Santa Fe will have
organized a race course association be-
fore many days.
The committee appointed by the city
council to investigate the condition OF
the fire department should probe to the
bottom of affairs and find out where the
trouble is. Inefficient fire protection il
not the best advertisement in the world
Mr.. E. R. Chapman, of New York, the
business representative of the eastern
owners of the Santa Fe Southern railroad
arrived from Denver last evening and vii
be guest at the Palace during the week
Mr.. Chapman is on his usual yearly visit
here to look after the affairs of the road
Naturally, he is greatly interested in the
outcome of the Cochiti district, and says
if half that is claimed for these mines il
true, the stages out of Santa Fe will sool
be supplanted by the narrow gauge irol
horse
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21
GOING FOR WATER.
A 5000 Foot Test for Artesian FLOW
in South Santa Fe County.

Mr.. NJ. Harold, of Pittsburg, ia" VINO
has the contract to sink ten wells near
Golden for the Hydraulic Placer Mining
& Irrigation company, of New York. was
a visitor at the NEW MEXICAN othce yes
terday. Mr.. Harold has five car loads OF
tabular we'll machinery on the ground, and
has come prepared to surmount all OBJ
stacles in securing water for operating
the thousands of acres of placer grave! IN
south Santa Fe county. He will SINK
5000 feet in hopes OF striking arteslan
water. but if this fails to flow then
series of wells will be put down and
pumps used to lift the water into eieVaVeo
kdeorvoira - NJ
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PERSONAL.

Will j. Eaton left for Cochiti yesterday.
Col. Max Frost is on a visit to Las
Cruces.
Ex-Gov. Prince spent yesterday at AL
buquerque.
John c. Spears left for Ration this
morning.
John G. Spears, Gallup; R. Perry and
wife, Cerrillos; H. F. Coryell, city; NJ.
Reed, Denver, are at the Exchange.
Rev. James Moore, of the cathedral at
Cincinnati, has arrived here in hopes OF
gaining benefit by residence in this eli
mate. He is a guest at the sanitarium.
At the Claire: W. j. Pascoe, San Fran
cisco; Perfecto Rodrigues, Silver City
J. T. Dougine, Chicago; S. Burkhart, AL
buquerque.
At the Palace: Pedro Perea, Berna'
lilo; E. R. Chapman, New York; W. H
Bruce, Ouray, Colo; NJ. vergennes, Clio.
rieta, N. M; H. E. McClauerahan, Denver
Isidor Cohn, San Francisco; j. T. Ward
ner, Idaho.
Hon. Casimiro Barela, one of Colo
RADIOS ablest citizens whose friends in
New Mexico are legion, arrived in the
city to-day on visit to his accomplished
daughter, Mrs. Eusebio Chacon. Mr.
Barela is native of New Mexico and he
loves every foot of this fair land. He
gets a royal welcome at the hands Of
Santa Feans.
At the Bon Ton hotel: Tomas Royal
Antonio Royal, San Ildefonso; Benite
Lujan, Tacoma; Albino Rodriguez, Ladies
lado Flores, Mexico; Jack Hargraves, Ger
rillos; James Lindsey, Chicago; Loui
Fabrig, Albuquerque; Louis D. Siheing
Denver; lube Duff, Wilcox, A. T.; Augus
q. Koelin, Albuquerque; l.. G. Deerine
San Bernardino, CAL; Geo. W. Merrir
| Leadville.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21

Mr.. R. j. Nugent, of Nogal, Lincoln
county, who has spent ten days looking
into Cochiti's resources, returned to the
city last night. He crossed and care
fully inspected the five mineral bearing
dykes, going to the head of the Pine
canon, and he feels confident that 1T Is
certain to prove wonderful camp. II
the ore averages even $50 ton ne calcu-
lates that it can be treated at enormous
profits.
Mr.. j. F. Wardner, of Idaho, mining
capitalist of wide experience and largely
interested in Cripple Creek properties
and Mr.. Walter H. Bruce, associated with
big mining company at Ouray. Colo,
are at the Palace to-day in conference
with Mr.. Thos. Low THAN, owner OF the
Lone Star mine in Cochiti district. These
gentlemen will probably visit Pine canon
shortly.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21
A,buoueraue Court Affairs.

In the case of F. w. Rice VS.. John W.
Schofield, Geo. Fl. Brown WAS appointed
receiver, authorized to take possession
of all property belonging. to Bullock
Baker & Co.
The court authorized the receivers OF
the A. d. P. to borrow $218,133 for the
purpose of paying the rental on the line
leased from the Southern Pacific be-
tween Needles and Mojave, Cal.
In the application of the attorneys Tor
s. NJ. Folsom to examine the books OF
the Albuquerque National bank, the or
der heretofore made allowing them to do
90 was set aside on petition OF the re.
ceiver. The court further announced
that if they wanted to look over the
books subpoena duces tucum would
have to be made.-Times.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21

The Albuquerque Democrat is doing
all it can to divert the, trade of Cochisk to
Albuq uerque. This is right; newspaper
should always encourage home indus
tries, but it should not resort to falsehood
in order to bolster up home enterprises
to the detriment of any other town in its
state or territory. The Democrat makes
a gross misstatement of facts in COM
pairing the relative distance between Co.
chit and Wallace and Santa Fe and Co.
chit. 1t says the distance from this city
is forty-one miles, whereas, by the new
road now being built the distance will be
but about twenty-four miles.
The New MEXICAN has urged the claims
of Santa Fe because it believes this city
to be the natural center of trade for the
new district. It will continue its efforts,
but will not indulge in misstatements.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21
Coal Note.

JIG. Spears, U. s. coal mine inspector
for New Mexico, stopped overi this city
yesterday afternoon on his way to Bloss-
burg. He says that the mines around
Gallup are working four days week and
are employing $50 men. A new mine has
been opened about two miles northeast
of the town by Gus Mulholland and it
contains 6.foot vein. Mr.. Mulholland
sold one mine about month ago to
California company and they have put in
hosting machinery and ore shipping two
car loads day.
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l,alifarl,la

Invites you to visit her now. Round trip
tickets on sale daily to Los Angeles and
San Diego $3.50, to San Francisco $50
Tickets good to return July Is; tickets to
above points at rates named, allow stop
over, but carry no coupons Of admission
to the fair. H. L. LCTz, Agent.
GEo. T. NICHOLSON, g. P. A.
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fire AtAlbuaueraue

The carpenter shop and hardware store
room the United States Indian school
at Albuquerque were totally destroyed by
fire yesterday, entailing loss OF about
$4,000. A fierce wind was in progress,
and it is thought that the fire originated
from stove in the carpenter shop.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21

just received a large consignment of
the very best hand turned ladies and
children's slippers and low cut shoes in
all sizes and widths. No trouble to show
them, Gusdorf d DOlan.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21

For Rent-The Simmons house. Well
located and most comfortable home IN
the city. Very reasonable rent to right
party. Apply to H. B. Hersey.
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V;Esa';';,s;.s,S.s|..ssNsY
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Druggists in liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made intoa tea.
Tie King OF Liver Medicines.
al have used your simmons Liver RegU-
ltar and can CunScsen;iouSly way II Is the
j. i.g nfai, liver medicines, ] cunsdti IL
,ied;rluc chest IN iteef.--ti;:o. W. dscK-
so., Tacoma, Washington.
9svTsrRT r..C3ZtGE-Ea
uss tie z stamp in red ON wiappers
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We are in receipt of a shipment of car
pets, which we're purchased at very low
figures. We shall sell them accordingly.
Gusdorf & Dolan.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21

All staple goods, prints, ginghams,
bleached and unbleached muslin at re-
duced prices, at Gusdorf d. Dolan's.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21

Notice is hereby given that orders given
by employees upon the New MEXICAN
Printing Co., will not be honored unless
previously endorsed by the business
manager,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21

Suits made to order for from $20 up.
Perfect fit guaranteed. Save $40 a suit
by having your suits made by Gusdorf q
Dolan.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21

AGRICULTURE
Weathe
Bullet nof the ley Mexico Weather Service
yoRVH
below normal lhe
monthly was lf
The highest the month at soeorro he
Halls Peak on he f anu
Taos or crrces and the
29 at Monero 49, 80 e ,ou
daily mini at Monero
the month
thel tlocalra at Coolidge -, cu,oos ard tho
daily range OF temperature was ''' az A"
1871 at Santa Fe The
little the
Winga the
total SNOWMAN or
La LUZ
the mo
of the monh was aoou
the codes about the oath
average of which fell was
The average and clear H.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21

/" As old az
the hill" and
never excel.
ed. " Tried
and proven
is the verdict
Of millions.
S i n m o n 8
Liver Regu-
.ator is the
onl v Liver
AMI Kidney
medicine to
which y 0 u
can pin your
faith for a
c Il + e. A
N i | d laxa-
tive, a n d
purely veg
etable, act
ins directly
On the Liver
a n d Kid
ncys. Try it.
Sold by all
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Notice.

Requests for back numbers of the New
MEXICAN, must state date wanted, or they
will receive no attention.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21

Beecham's Pills cure bilious and nerv-
GUS ills.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-21
A Border Murder.

John Mccullough Havana cigars al
Colorado saloon.
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MONTHLY WEATHER REPORT.

US. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Weather Bureau,
Bulletin of the New Mexico weather service ,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-26
DEPARTURE
WHARF AND WAVE.

DIAMOND HEAD, Jan. 25, 10 PM.
Weather, hazy wind, fresh NE.
The tern Tampa, Capt. Peterson,
arrived yesterday morning, sixteen
days from Port Guaymas, Mexico.
She came in ballast, and will load
sugar for San Francisco for w. G..
Irwin q Co.
The bark Martha Davis will
finish unloading next Monday.
She is advertised to leave next
week with Chinese passengers for
Hong kong.
The bark Velocity will leave for
Hongkong in about ten days. To-
morrow she will land 2400 side
walk stones for J. F. Bowler.
The steamers Iwalani and James
Makee both arrived from Kauai
with cargoes of sugar yesterday
morning. They departed again
for Kauai during the afternoon.
The schooner Robert Levers fin
ished unloading general cargo yes
terday. She took in sugar from
the steamer J. A. Cummins during
the day.
The ship Eastcroft, with cargo
of coal from Australia, was reported
twenty miles northeast at 4 PM.
Yesterday. She arrived off port
during the night and will come in
this morning.
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DISTRICT COURT.
THURSDAY, Jan. %.

All Hey and All Che, charged
with unlawful possession of opium,
were found guilty, and were fined
$50 each and costs.
G.. Wainee and An Kuna, the
boys who stole silk handkerchiefs
from the store of Yamoto on Jan.
18th, were brought up for trial. A
japanese named Wataby stated
that the two boys went into va
moto's store and took the handker-
chiefs from the showcase without
permission. They both ran out,
Wataby running after them. The
handkerchief, valued at $50,
were dropped outside the door.
Wainee, a lad of IA years, sworn,
stated that the China boy stole the
handkerchief and then passed
them over to him. As he did not
want them, he put them back on
the case.
All Kuna, sworn, stated that the
owner OF the property saw Walnee
steal the handkerchiefs in question.
He admitted opening the show
case to allow Wainee to take the
articles.
Defendants were found guilty
and committed to the Reformatory
School at Keoneula for three
months each.
G. Wainee, All Kuna, Makilo,
Pike and Hoopii figured in the
next larceny case brought against
them by Himura. They were
charged with stealing twenty-five
silk handkerchiefs valued at $12.
A nolle prosequi was entered as
to Makilo, Pike, Hoopii and All
Kuna, Wainee pleading not guilty.
Hoopii stated that he saw de-
PENDANT going into Japanese store
at Kapuukolo, and saw him take
the handkerchiefs from a box. The
handkerchiefs were divided among
four boys by WaiDee.
Wainee was committed to the
Reformatory School for another
three months, sentence to begin at
the expiration of the former SEN
tence.