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Police News.

In the case OF Lung Chong Kee,
for violating passport laws, nolle
prosequi was entered and the de-
PENDANT discharged.
Ngee Sung pleaded guilty to the
charge of torturing and tormenting
horse. G.. a. Davis appeared for
the defendant. The Chinaman, as
he stood before Judge Perry, pre-
scented a most woebegone spectacle.
He looked very much as did the
poor beast which was taken to the
police station Wednesday after
noon. He said a boy had saddled
the horse and therefore he did not
notice the sores on the animals
back. Attorney Davis asked the
Court for leniency lin the case of
Ngee Sung. If the ends of justice
could be met by a light penalty it
should be given. Ngee was SEN
fenced to one months imprison-
ment at hard labor and to pay costs.
Several drunks were disposed of
at 81 and costs apiece. One of the
number was Levi, the w. G.. Hall
sailor and all-around rough and
tumble fighter.
In the case of John Galway, cap
tain of the Waimanalo, for violat-
ing Board of Health regulations by
coming into port without a license,
a nOlle prosequi was entered and
defendant discharged.
The case of Mitchell, for unlaw-
fully, feloniously and burglarious-
ly breaking and entering in the
night time the shop of Hamana
Shisakiti, on October 18th, came up
for trial. Both KAPPA and Chung
Poon, the officers who captured
Mitchell, were put on the stand as
witnesses. Mitchell was caught
prying open the door with a knife
The bar on the inside had been
lifted up and dropped, allowing
free access. Mitchell showed fight.
The Court found probable cause to
believe that jury would, upon the
tNlutuCt duuuCeu, COlNlCI lle ue-
PENDANT of the offense with which
he Is charged, and committed him
for trial to the Circuit Court. His
bail was fixed at $1,000.
Charles Brewster, who forged the
names OF 5. B. Dole and W. G..
Wilder, Jr., TO a certain draft
drawn by the Hakalau Plantation
Co. for 1899 % in favor of Wilder's
Steamship Co, pleaded guilty and
was committed to the Circuit
Court. Brewster also pleaded .
guilty to the charge of forging the
name of Brash to a certain Ha-
waiian domestic money order for
the amount of SOS 56 and was
committed to the Circuit Court for
trial.
The case of Lau HO, for perjury, /
was tried before Wilcox, Judge /
Perry being disqualified. Defend |
ant pleaded not guilty. Case was
not finished.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-25
GOLD WATER EHS()N'IE

Adapted for Dwellings, Offices and Public
Dwellings, or any other place where
KALSOMINE is used. 1t will not rub,
discolor or scale off.
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OCTOBER %, 1895.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-25
Indurine
A Cold Water Paint Especially
Designed for Inside Work on
Factories and Public
Buildings.

1t IS a dry powder which can be pre-
pared for use BY simply stirring in COLD
WATER, ana can be applied BY any one
AMI will always produce good work.
1t IS VERY WHITE, extremely retlec-
tive ana hardenS on wall like stone and
will take any tint.
1t will last for years and is unaffected
by gases.
One coat covers better than two coats of
oil paint or whteWash.
1t can be used on any surface and for
all classes of work, even for the finest
decorating
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turbance in Chinese restaurants on
Nuuanu street near the water front
Wednesday, was arrested later in
the afternoon for drunkenness.
Levi tried 10 knock down every
body he came in contact with when
he was on his spree.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
VESSELS - PoK
SERCHANTM ~.

CTn:s list does not include coasters.
L : : Bennington. Pigmau. Hanalei, Kauai
Am ship Hitchcock Gates. san Fran
Bk Andrew WEIGH. Drew, san FraLciScp.
Bk & ID BRYANT. Jacobsen. Laysau Island.
Ship Marie HacFfeld Walters, Liverpool
Bark Albert. Griffiths. san Francisco.
Bk CevIon. Calhoun. Departure Bay.
Bk 4 Rithet, Morrison. san Francisco.
* Amy Turner, Warlaud. New Hors
Blk CITY OF Adelaide, Williamson, Newcs le
Stmr Australia. HOudlette. san Francisco.
Bktne > y Castle, Hubbard, :
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Stmr W q Hall. SimersOn. for Lab alma.
Maalaea. KOna and Kan. at 10 a. III.
Stur Kilauea HOu. Weir. for Olowaiu,
klpahulu, HOnomu, POhakumanu, Pc
peekeO, PapaikOu. AT p. III.
Blk Andrew WEIGH, Drew, for San Fran
cisco.
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DEPARTURES.

THURSDAY. Oct. 81.
M Alameda. Won Ottendorf, for
the Colonies, via samoa.
Brig Consuelo. Jacobsen, for san Fran
cisco.
Stmr LikeIike. Weisbarth. for Paauhau,
Kukaiau. OOkala. Laupahoehoe. Homo
hina, Hakalau, HOnOmu and POhaku-
manu-.
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Indurine.
This Is for Outside Work,

Such as Fences, Outbuildings and Labor
ers' Quarters. 1t is a thick paste to be
diluted with cold water; stands rain and
exposure, as we'll as oil paint, and costs
but fraction as much
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"a SGEIt>
DEPARTURES.

For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Like
like, Oct 24-Mrs J Green.
For the Colonies. per r VI ) : Alameda
Oct 24-W . Smith G. Wilcox. Mrs J G.
Dean. Mr. and Mrs Mills, Theo Farrer, wife
and child.
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yOkMI9N NAIL sERV IUN.
.zk cSk
--sE--1--E

Steamships will leave for and arrive
from san Francisco, Vancouver and
Sydney on the following dates, till the
close of 1895.
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BORN.

TENNEY-At Honolulu, October "a, 1895,
TO the wife Of +. ID. Tenney. a son.
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THE GOVERNORS ouANpARY.

Tomorrow Is the last day for the
governor To sign bills. It is reported
that the governor will veto tho
appropriation for several institutions.
Aiming them the University at Grand
Forks. This. Of course, will be mat.
ter Of great regret TO everybody, the
governor included, but the fact stares
us all In the face, that the state has
reached the debt limit, aud the sppro-
priatlons, for the next two years are
undoubtedly 10 excess Of the revenue
expected. We can only say, as We
have said many times before, the
state has too many. institutions.
.rn.lv uiI arc dcsirable We have
more than We can pay for. By and by,
when fund is produced from The
sale of university lands then We cab
easily run first class university. as
1t is now we fail in keeping up q
university" at all. It is only q col
legc aud not very high grade at that.
II our two normal schools and the
Grand Forks University and the Far
60 Agricultural College had all been
put into one institution with sep
ar;lte departments, we would have
had school which VIC could have sup
ported and which would have been q
pride to our state instead Of q matter
Of chagrln and disappointment from
lack Of funds for their support.
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A NEW NAP.

A curious question Is already mat.
er Of discussion, on the probable OF
possible results Of farming by irrlga-
Ion IN the western states:
The situation at present IL stated
10 y lucid article on this subject Ia
ale New York Sun. It said:. 1.-THE
question OF irrigation must be takel,
Up In the interests Of the people NJ d
sh0le. II 10 the one .paEain0unt In.
crest Of the whole country concerned,
lnd 1t must be conserved TO afford the
Greatest good to the greatest number.
The water supply, from every source,
most people. The irrigation experts
say this end cannot possibly: be at.
aimed as the western states arc ut
PRESENT constituted. The trouble Ia
'uainly that many millions Of acres
4 the best irrlgable land 10 one state
depend for their natural water supply
On rivers that rise and run. for the
;rcater part Of their length 10 an.
.tt1cr state. Tho people Of the latter
tate can cut OF the Water supply and
use or waste II all In their own state,
.1ining the land 10 tho lower state.
IL has already happened that. large
areas Ut land made valuable BY irrlga.
zion secured through the erection
II costly works have been. ruined
through the later development Of
agriculture on lands In another state
higher up the rivers. Thus serious
'Onhlcts have arisen between states,
and come such questions are now be.
fore congress and the department
Il the interior. Kansas wants to
tnow II her agriculture 10 to 10 des-
,roYed IN favor Of C0loEsd0ss settlers.
ind IN turn tie Colorado people want
20 know II they must abandon their
and and Industries In favor Of the
Kansas farmers. Idaho aud Utah.
gtah and Nevada, and Nevada and
california, are wsangling over like
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So well-informed paper nv tho
Minneapolis Journal speaks OF South
Dakota being the first state to pass .
law doing away with grand jurics.
North Dakota has been doing without
them for a long time, aud We havn't
missed them either. In fact, tho;
grand jury, when run by the county
attorney a. 1t always was, was use-i
less. expensive and cumbersome uOdy.
The county attorney really did the
indicting when we had the grand jury
just as much as he does now without
the jury. OF course 1t is gt,od Idea
to have the statute SO worded that
II deemed necessary q grand jury can
bc called, as our statute does, but We
don't believe that there have been
half q dozen grand juries in the state
since our law was adopted In 1890.
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Mortgage sale.
NNyHEREAS. one Jan a. derson did, on the
w 1st day of March A. D. I %, make hts

NX1HEREAS. one Jan a. derson did, on the
wv LIST day of March A. D. ! %. make HE
certain chattel mortgage tbs following des-
cribsd chaitels. tow {: One grey maze Three
years old this spring name jim. ruised BY Jane.
LangtOn to james LanytOn TO secure the pay.
ment OF tie sum of tifty dol;a'e.
And w..ereas default has been made In the
terms Of said NOR gage IN this tn-wit: Tast tht
same Is now long past due and no part of the
SUNS has ever been paid and tneir is now actual.
ly due on 20 d mole and mortgage ut this dat.
the sum Of SG5.2i and S. o. attorney fees.
Now iheref re. n"ii IL hereby given, by vir
l:angtoh the present owner thereof, will sell the
Lb We described cha,tss at BOoker's red barn on
Cay;lleer slre I. In the city Of Pemb.na county
sc'clock p. NJ. ofthe sCth day Of March 1906.
Dated nj Pembina ". ID. tI,s 10 day Of March
1s85. residence aud posi- Office add, e.. Pemb:na.
JOHN KERR, ~ w. j. KNEEsHAw,
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From the Expsrimsn. Station.

Bulletin No. II from the Botanical
Department OF the North Dakota
Agricultural college and experiment
station, has just been issued. The
principal subject Of discussion is
1.-THE effects of seed exchange upon
the culture of wheat" Many OF the
conclusions drawn arc directly in
opposition to present methods, and II
we'll founded, are Of much Importance
to wheat growers. The author says;
'"Thc experiments, observations and
recorded facts upon which this article
Is founded, I believe teach the follow
Ing points In wheat culture:
FIRST: Varieties of wheat do not
degenerate because Of continuous
growth upon the same soil.
SECOND: Different samples Of seed
OF same variety which were grown
upon different soils under like clima-
tic conditions will produce y like crop
when seeded under sameness of con-
ditIons.
THIRD: The theory that proper
wheat culture demands q frequent
change Of soil Is fallacions.
FOURTH: It Is not demonstrated
that any advantage IS gained by the
use Of seed previously grown under
different climatic conditions than
that under which It Is to be used
Fifth: Failure often results from
injudiciOus seed exchange.
SIXTH: Smut and weeds arc often
introduced by change Of seed.
SEVENTH: Seed exchange as prac-
ticed precludes any proper methods
Of crop improvement by careful: cul.
ture aud seed selection.
EIaHTn: Only perfectly formed,
plump hard grain should be seeded.
but each farmer should grow his own
seed attempting to bring 1t to the
highest grade Of perfection and purI-
" OF variety by proper methods OF
seeding and culture without seed ex-
change. This will insure pure varle.
ties, freedom from smut, less weeds,
and heavier yielding, better milling
wheats.
The bulletin also discusses. '.The
distribution Of weed seeds by winter
Winds"
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far as ", ourselves arg CONCERNED
We beliey. IN .nd q, in for hones.
a-tlries oMly Our stock 81
Watches. Clocks. Jewelry u
splendid one, for silyeffnare =.
stand unequaled, we can eusraa: 7,
tee all our goods to our Gust omers.
Tor we know exactly what to buy
and give our pair. 10, nothip9. bst
the best and mcst durable HIT AZ
made mad; Wedding Rings. We'd
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suek,en's A,n.e. s.,ve,

4. best salve In the world for cuts
-. sores, ulcers, salt rheum
3 s ~ Seoses tie, letter, chapped hands.
15.ssna corns and al skin eruptionl
IL lively cures piles, or no %,
s ~ j Is guaranteed to dive pei
~ kealetAets0n, or money refunded
y)es u c. Per box. For sale b
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Notice 10 Creditors..

Estate Of Thoms. Clifton Reid deceased. No
tics is hereby given 70 the creditors q and I'll
persnLs huv ng ella m against the said deceased
% exhibi, them. W tn The necessary. vonchera
within months after the first publication ri
this no lee TO the Judge of the Co. court ri Penn.
bina, Co. N. d. Dated u, Pembina March 18th
1855. MINNIe REID.
$3.50 =. . AdminietrAtor
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TIVE II, q. POsT.

We drove into the bastlon where we
we're Hospitality received by A. II.
Murray, who took us In charge and
VIC were warmly welcomed by his kind
wife. I had always been q welcome
visitor at Mr.. Murray's post, and
many pleasant evenings had spent
with him and his family. We talked,
played cards, drank port wine, Jamai.
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n. P. Hll6Q1lRTERs,

Having leased the above
mousse, ! ask the patronage
Of the public. "A good table,
clean rooms. comfortable beds.
and a well-ordered house at
reasonable rates.
HEALS At ALL HOURS
most. RuBERI, Prop.
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TOTAL ......... .. 3
LIABILITIES.

Total.".:...... ssli.ss4 q.
\. T. Baakafy ssMdar that the above It IL =,
ment istrue TO the best of INV knowletire and
nelei. .-H L. +. BOXER. President :
sS1bscribtd and sworn to before me this 10Th dsy
march lS05 +. A. WARpwELL
Notary Public.
y, g. u. HAaRIs. Director.
=. T. GEORGE LEDoUx.J
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SVsnkAAOu tOV0S W VuV vOJdkCut 0uu
mis- dogs In the northwest Ia those
times, and they we're good food and
possessed the qualities Of being very
nutritious, and not easily spoiled, aud
hey took the place Of foods Of "a inore
bulky or heavier nature.
We left st. Joseph, now called Wal
halla, about one o'clock and travelling
IN about two feet Of snow with but
little or no beaten track, made slow
punch Of timber out on the prairie
near where Neche nov stands, about
four o'clock. We worked through the
deep drifts to the camping place aud
while Paul cut wood I scraped away
the snow that lay 10 the encamp.
ment. We soon had q fire and melt
ed snow for our tea, while Paul fed
the dogs their usual allowance Of q
pound Of pcmican each, while ON a
trip.
After eating a hearty supper Of the
same food, with gallettc aud the un.
usual extravaganza for u yoyageur Of
butter, which we had along on this
trip, We smoked our pipes. and then
hnrnessed up the dogs to pursue our
journey to the Hudson's Bay Post ut
North Pembina. By this time It
was getting dark and after going q
mile or more from the camp we we're
struck by u blizzard from the north
vest, and In few minutes Paul was
shouting commands and curses Of
"Sacre chcin! "mordu' fcorpt de reaw
"crapeau boss faire" ''marche do!
marche do! ton chlen!" to his dogs.
But the storm and snow were too much
for the dogs and Paul came back and
said 1t would be impossible to keep
the dogs from running away to the
lumber and II they did VIC would lose
our wav and likely freeze to death, SO
we decided to turn back to the cncamp-
ment VIC had left and make the best
we could oft. We turned about and
though, the dogs knew where they
were bound for, it took an hour and
half's hard travelling before We again
found the island and prepared to
camp for the night. Paul took the
AZ and cut down some green oak for q
fire, as the snow was too deep for find
Ing any dry wood. We made as good
u fire as possible from the green wood
but obtained much more smoke and
steam than We did Of heat. For u
while shivered alongside the smok-
Ing fire trying in some way to get
warm, but finally pulled my robes closS
to the fire and crawling into then,
tried to Sleep While doing I felt
Paul at work at my back and suppos-
ed he was heaping snow around me to
keep me warm; finally slept some.
then dreamed OF sm0therIng, and he.
Ing pressed down by weight, and woke
from . nightmare. fading myself
weighed down SO that I could hardly
struggled shut after some vigorous kick
Ing and turning I felt sort Of tum.
bling around me and struggled out,
and found that Paul, failing in any-
thing else to cover me had piled al
most cord Of wood over my covers
to help keep nc warm. The rest or
the night we shivercd and frozc By
IOur miserahle excuAe !, for n fire AMI
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OWinr Is he unusual demand for rood
team harness, made 81 No. Il OAK tanned
leather, it becomes necessary for me tt 81
employ another workman q 10 KEEP s!,ps
with the work. lam now repaired tcS
I'LL all orders or.light and heavy harm esss
on short notice. also carry ID stock
afull line Of rs; u 49,
fLY.METS, sHEEIs, BUSTERS, IS
ROBES, TRUNKS, vAIlsEs. WHIPS,
asl sAlDLERY HARD ARE which /
will sell as cheap as any irst-class shop
In tie state. 81
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Statement, Showing the Condition
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

At Pembna, in tile State Of North Dakota, al
The cloee of business, March 5th, 1885.
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KESOCUCIB.
cnn and ,i.o2s o.
Overdrafis, secured and unsecured..... ]l4 o.
U. =. Bonds 10 secnre circulution...... 1880 90
stock securities, ETC.. ............. s,iOl 81
Banking house, furniture aud fixtures 1875 q
Other real estate and mOrtgagcs owned 2,2to Us
Due from Ma nal Banks (not re.
serve agent. ....... .....:.......... ess7 y
Due from state banks and bankers. $40 "a
due from approved reserve agents.. 1589l "a
Checks and o. her cash items. ,..,, 81 q
Notes of other National Banks. ...... SN a.
Fractional paper. currency nickels
specie ........ ........ 5as6 as
Les,al.teIifler not .s.............. 78OiN
Redemption fund with U. $. Treasurer,
per cent OF circulation. .... 1885,. ...... m2.
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Done by order Of the Board Of University and
Schools Lands at the CITY of Bismarck this the
NJ. o. WiLlIAne.
" DISC Land Commissioner.
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Early Remin,seences BY ch.s. cav.lce.,
GOING To 1.-THE WEDDING.

~
AS there has been an erroneous az.
count published Of the wedding trip
Of myself and wife, at the request aud
for the pleasure of many old friends,
I will write out u few rccollcctinns OF
my trip to and from my fathcr-in.
laws house and incidentally describe
some of the manners and customs Of
the people ut that time, which may
be Of interest to some Ut the old Tim.
ers to have recorded In print, and to
some Of the newer settlers, as show
Ing what great changes have occurred
during few decadcs in this country.
Though the "ox-cart" story may per-
haps be more romantic In details, yet
as truth IL stranger than fiction, per-
haps the truth may be worth record.
ing.