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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-17
A MANS FAITH.
A. Revealed by His countenance to

AS ReveaIed by HIS COuntenance to
the Preacher.
A West Side Methodist minister said to
a reporter: do you know, 1 can almost
always tell with what denomination a.
person is connected by studying his face?
1 can't explain it, except partially, but the
fact that it is much more difficult and
sometimes impossible to distinguish be-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-17
7ADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF SALT LAKE CITY.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

ia Main street.
15S West First South.
THOREsON. T..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-17

DR.. Tillman fills teeth without pain;
SO and "a, over Walker Bros. & F'yler
Co.'S store.
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MARsHALS SALEPURSUANT To
an order of sale and decree Of foreclosure
to me directed by the district court of tho
Third Judicial district OF the territory OF
Utah, shall offer Cor sale at public auc-
ton. at the west front door of the county
court house, in the city and county OF
Salt Lake. territory of Utah, or, the 5rd
day of July. 1895. at J. o'clock, noon.
ali the right, title, claim and interest
that Carlton w Neatch, EStelle Neatch.
l.. c.. Crossman, c. 5. Conway. Alex RoS-
ers and Benjamin Smith owned on the
25th day of October, 1894. or subsequently,
acquired Of in or to the following de
scribed real estate, situate in the city and
county of Salt Lake. territory of Utah,
to-wit: Beginning htty-seven C3O feet
north of the southwest corner of block
two (2), plat &C." Salt Lake city. survey.
running thence north twenty-eight (29
feet: thence east eighty $50 feet; thence
south twenty-eight (2S) feet; thence west
eighty $50 feet TO the place of beginning.
To be sold as the property of Carlton
w. Veatch, Estelle Neatch and l.. c.
Crossman of defendants, at the suit Of
Edward Home.
Terms of sale, cash -
Rv D. n. SWAN, L. s. Marshal
Deputy Marshall
Salt Lake City. Utah, June 18th, 1895.
Charles Baldwin, plaintiffs attorney.
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o1-e NnKrHERN NErGHnoRs.

hammer is making very welcome mu-
sic in Silver City, indicating that the
people in that camp have confidence IN
the future of the wonderful mines
therea bouts. More men are employed
in and around Silver City now than
az an time since the failure Of the
stock specializing companies burst up
twenty years ago. It has taken a long
time to restore confidence IN the value
Of properties thereaboutS, which were
wrecked by stock gambling manage
1nenI but il seems to have come at
last. Mark our words, that Var Eagle
and Florida mountain mines will con-
sinue TO hold a big place in the mining
world during a long and prospective
future.-Nugget.
There are many "sooners" in this
and adjoining counties who are waiting
FOR the NeZ Perez reservation to be
onened in the expectation OF obtaining
homes therein. To all such we would
" that there is just as good land
living outside of the reservation open
6s,r settlement IS there is within the
sacred precincts of the reserve itself.
Ii seems to be law of nature that the
7nattainahle IS always the most deSlr-
able. and that because you cannot get
a ouarTer-section &C land on the reser-
walton you will take no other: rake
cur advice and get what Is IN sight 60
over 10 the Kooskia- or Clear creek
regions and get 100 acres Of the best
land in the world, with wood, horse
feed and water on it, and no Indian
neighbors to bother you.-GrangeYiite
Free Press.
" Judge Merritt's decision should
cause Receiver Egan to shake the dust
of salt Lake city from his feet and
settle down in Pocatello, the center fer
operating his lines, it would mark a
new era in the development of the
late City and make her first and fore
most in Standardization News.
Mark Parker and Edward Barbour
have recently made a new discovery OF
ignite coal, which they are confident
win prove of some value 1t was found
on the middle fork Of the Weiser near
sna snot where the large coal boulder,
mentioned some time ago in the Signal,
1r-as found. Two veins come TO the
<,,rfac7. one Of four inches and one of
eight. and on following them IN a snort
atsfance they run together, and when
ttay suspended work they left vein
- ~, sr foot thick. 1T burns fairly
md cu,xes well. and they intend to de-
z-elon it further. To gentleman VINO
80 g here some days ago we mentioned
4be Allen coal prospect on crane creek
Itunrei in 100 feet and 20 rect below
ee,,,-eac re hut not of ext. quality and
no VentuFSO Inc o1SCi AACiAs -
1r,,, knowledge of coal measures, that,
b% going down, another vein of much
higher Grade would be struck in less
tI,sn x feet. It is odd that the many
prospects found in this section do not
lead to some earnest searcn la; aIeef
larger bodies and better quaii'y.-
Weiser Siaral
l. f. King, of Roseberry. Long val
ley. writes to the World that son of
Mel Davis was killed on May &c. on
Boulder creek, near Lardo. The young
tree fell on him ard his horse, killing
both. Young Davis was 10 years of
age. Mr. Davis had just returned
from La Grande, Or.-Idaho World.
Last year several arastras were built
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Ira Dodge. the well-known hunter OF

Ira Dodge, the well-known hunter OF
Green River valley, is now in New
York. having gone there as a guest of
the Hunters congress. He took with
him seventeen head of elk, which he
had sold to parties in the east, but,
upon arrival, said parties failed to ma
terialize Mr.. Dodge, having the elk
on his hands, devised the idea OF ex-
hibiting them in Central park. The
commissioners allowed the privilege,
and it is said that he is meeting with
great financial success. Good for you,
Ira.-Evanston News-Register.
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OPTICIANS.
eiCht hundred and ninetv-fve.

DAVID =. DUNBAR, Clerk.
BY GEORGE d. LOOMS Deputy Clerk.
VILLAINS VAN COTvT r SUTHER-
LAND, Attorneys fer Plaintiff.
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LAWYERS.
BOOTH, LEE & GRAY,
62-65 Commercial Block. TEL 5Ol.
ANDERSON & ANDERSON.
Eagle Building. Rooms %.
COCHRAN & MURPHY,
JENNINGS VIM. c.,
u S. Commissioner Il Eagle Block.
POWERS. STRAUP & LIPPMAN,
Eagle Block. Tel. 4S6.
RILEY ]. A,
SONNEDECKER N. W.,
sos Mccormick Building.
SHEPARD RICHARD B..
37-4O Commercial Block.
STAYNER CHAS. W.-512 Mccormick
Block. Chancery cases. Coll. in Europe.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that we, Chur
Row, Pang Wah Chup, Wong Van Yick.
Lau Kit Kin, Lau Hop, Pang Say Mau
ing Sam Ling, Hung Yee, Lau Sa
Tong, Lam Sun, L. Akau and Wong
Chong Hee, all of Mokuleia, Waialua,
Oahu. are copartners, doing business
under the firm name of Wing On Wal Co
The buiness of the firm is the planting.
cultivation, production and selling of
rice at said Mokuleia.
The place of business of the copartner
ship is at Waialua, Oahu.
Dated November 9th, 1895.
Chun Kow,
Pang Wab Chup,
Wong Yau Yick,
Lau Kit Kin,
Lau Hop,
Pang Say Mau,
ING Sam Ling,
Hung zee,
Lau Sat Tong,
Ian Sun.
l. Akau,
Wong Chong Hee.
171e-3t alt
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DEPARTURES

FRIDAY. Dec =.
SIR v 6 Ea-. Sl-s-so1. for Mar
and EzEa1-
sg~ Izz-z15. Smythe. for Lahsi1s. Hu.
kuLhzsis and Holoka4-
sCEr Waiz-ssIe, G-ssOrE, for kIxcea
Kali q ard EaraIsI
SArCz7AT. Dec =
SIS NgC1t Lebanon. HszGrv, FOR Toke-
hama alc Hou<k01E.
Pm City q PeGrS. smith. for Yoke
hx-4a1d EClskoCE-
scur ke AZ ECCt Thompson. for Nakz-
vel
BARK Martha Davis, SoC,e, for san Fran
CISCO
NoSDax. Dec 80
HBMS Wiz swan, Nsp5sr, for Far
ming Island
STIR Clazraue- Cameron. for EshuI1i.
Eearas. Esna. ESuoa. Eipdh-Iu and La
hslnA-
SIR Ei1au. C-arke. for Lah,i-z. Ma
zlAea Naks1a, Aahus1la EaEzihze,
LaupshOehCe- Pepeskso, O1Cue1- Papai-
koU and HLO-
Stnr Lehuz NcGrszor- for Esuuska-
kzi. kEual0, Pukoo. Ea'4Fa. Walau.
PsiekCGu- k2-sCpapa- LaE1I-z aud Lanai
cCUr MIkzhAe. EzL-ut. tcr ke-1.
Elesie. H.uspepe ard Hs1su4zI1
ctDr hsUsI- Br0Eu- fJr Wsinss Srt
kesEEs-
>cur Esa-4 Th1up <ru. t1- Oahu prs
SIR lanes Aakee- Peterson. for Hz- a.
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Steamship Claudine, y
CAMERON. Commander.

CAMERON. commsnder.
VIII leave Honolulu every Tuesday at :
p'clock p. n, touching at Kahului, Hama,
tiamoa and Kipahulu, Maui. Returning,
arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornings.
viii Gill at Nuu, Kaupo, on second tip
Of each month.
No Freight will Be received after Q. u.
on day of sailing.
This company reserves the right to maSs
changes in the time of departure and ar.
rival Of its steamers WITHOUT NQTICE,
and Z viii not be responsible for any coz,
sequences arising thefefrom.
ConSignees must be at the Landings 4
receive their freight. This company WI
not hold itself responsible for freight aftu
Il has been landed.
Live Stock received only at owner risi<.
This company will not b responsible
for Money or vEuables of passengers On
less PLACED IN the care of pursers.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those failing
to do so will be subject to an additional
charge Of twenty-five pep cent.
C. L. WIGHT, President.
S. B. ROSE, Secretary.
CAPT. J. A KING, Port Supt.
Honolulu, H. l., January I, 1906.
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WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY, 1s;. lSe6.
COMMENCING AT $50 A. M.
7 Regular Association Matches.

1.-THE BR0DIE CUP.
Cup presented by the Brodie. ".
ID. Second prize $3.50. 10 rounds AZ
go yards. Conditions; same as on
August TO- 1896.
e-CABINET'S TROPHY.
Presented by Cabinet Ministers. Secoud
Prize $3.50. 20 rounds at 500 yards.
Conditions: same as on August To- 1876.
s-H. X. A. SECOND-CLASS SILVER
MEDAL.
Second prize $3.50. Distance 200 yards.
Rounds 10. Entries unlimited. Con
ditions: same as on August 10. lS95.
HI. K. A. TROPHY.
Valued at $50. Second prize 50 so. For
the highest aggregate score az 200 ana
800 wards. 10 rounds at each distance.
Conditions: same as on August II. 1895.
TROPHY.
Presented by President Dole. For the
highest aggregate score in matches Nos.
l.2and 4. TO become the propertyof the
marksman winning it three times.
Sc. .. HALL & SONS FANCY SPORT
ING RIFLE.
Value of rifle. limited to $50. Second
prize $3.50. Conditions: same as on
August TO- 1895. 10 rounds at zoo and
500 yards.
= MID RANGE CHAMPIONSHIP
MATCH.
For Association Badge (now held by
w. f WalD. Conditions: same as on
August 10, ls95. 10 rounds at 500 and
COO yards.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

4 the FIrs- Circuit OF the Hawaiian Islands
IN Probate In the matter o: the Estate o.
JAMES VI. AUSTIN, lzrs OF Boston, Msss=-
chrsstrs. [. :. A. deceased.
Whereas, & comment pzrportnE to be duly
authenticated copy OF the Last Will aud TestS-
usuL and Codicil Of JAMES ". AUSTIN, Ars
% Boston IN the CoUuouweaIth OF MzsszcEu-
>sIrs % the United States OF America deceased
snd also Of the Probate 0f the said will az the
5iace OF GorniciIs % said James ". Austin IL he
Prab4-e Corr. held a. Boston. in and fc- the
Comfy OF saEclk- in the Commonwealth of Mas
sachu-ert-. having on tie 18th day OF December,
j. D 1875. been presented To szi1 Probate Court
0r the E.Eaiiau Islands and petition fer the
prGhsrs thereof having been Elssi by SauEei ~
DsEon OF HouClClE. IN the Island Of Oahu
rrayiz- that Letters Of Administration with the
vii suue1sd be Issued 10 tie sait Samuel ".
Danoc.
Iri-Ias-etc-e ordered that MONDAY. the 18th
tsy OF Jsuu4rF. !. D. I-ss. e. 10 A al the
C0urr Kc1- OF said CO1rr At said Honolulu, be
and TIE sane i hereby Appointed the kline for
proving said Application vixen and where any
person interested nay appear and contest the
sane.
Dated HouoIulu, Il. l.. this I5;h day o. De
ceuber. A D. I--5-
BIZ the Court.
J. ATHONPSOS,
C.e1E C5EcEfI Co1rr OF the Fist Circuit-
t-fE 3 AZ
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IS THE CIRCUIT COUNT oF

j the fifth CircGis. UAwSi,zn Islands In
PrO1ats--Ar Chambers II the matter OF the
Estsrs OF c. II. RERTELNANN. late OF Pilaa.
Kauai, deceased. tsstats.-Beto-e Judge HARDY.
ozDzS CT NOTICE OF PETITION FOB ALLOWANCE OF
FINAL ACCOUNTS AID pIscEARsE ~ DECEASED
ESTATES.
OF reading srd ding the petition ard accounts
o. VS.. Smith. Administration With VIII annexed
OF c. &. Bertel maru. deceased, wherein be asks
to Be allowed S4.l52TT. Snd charges himself with
Si-s9o and asks that tss SAME ray be examined
and approved. and that = fnsl order may be
made % eistribaiier Of The property remaining
n his hands TO the persons thereto entitled. aud
Cischa-SfrE him and his sErerieS from sit fur
thsr res possibility - such Administrator.
Il = oCSsrsi. tia. THURSDAY. the 2s-d day
OF January, A D. 1875. - 10 O'Clock N. before
the Judge OF said Cont 81 the Cocrt kcou Of
the said Co1rt 81 Lihus. Island OF Kauai. be sld
place fc- hearing said petition and accounts,
and that 81 persons interested ESy then and
there appear and show cause. IL any they have,
WHY the sane should not be granted. and may
present evidence a. 10 who are entitled 20 the
said property. And that notice OF this order. in
the English and Hawaiian languages, be pub
EsheG respectively II the HAWAIIAN GArErrE
ard kuoknS paper printed and p1biisaed
IN Hozoi1iE. fer three Successive weeSs- the last
Publication 70 be uo- les than TWO weeks pre-
vtOcs 70 the time therein appointed for said
keartng-
Dated At LisEe. this IstE dsy of December.
1870
jEtze q TIE Circu1- CoErI Of The Fifth
ATTEST:
csrk Of the CircGit Cez-t o: re Fifth |
Circair- El5-sI alt 4
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Mortgages Notice OF Intention
TO foreciose and of Sale.
IN ACCORDANCE wITu TIIE

I 4 - a a
Il provisions 81 that certain mortgage ,aadr
/ BY CHRISTIAN GEkrz and ANNA GRIT
bis w.ts. - }, 4. Msgoon. a. rfestee fof C. n.
ksGstrg ard I. Il. banning. dated December
lite. i>Si. recorded in the Register Once oshn.
n iissr ~. psse ~ al SEQ; notice is hereby
sssss tASt sid mortgage Intends 10 foreelo.,
The saae fos condition broken, to-~it, the non
pSyraeat % both principal and interest when
cse.
Notice Is likewise given that after the exp.ra.
tion q ssgee weeks ffoca this date, the property
covered BY said mortgage advertised fer sale and
VII Be se,a 81 public sRetioa ~ the auction
r0SsaS Of W. ;. Lace. Herelalu on wEpNES-
DAY. January ss,h, 1876 al y O'Clock noon OF
tbs. Gsy.
Fos tUtsAer particulars apply 10
:. A. AASoON. Trustee;
or. 20 pogoraEs Lane.
hooolala hale, Merchant Street.
patse Honolulu, December sS;h. 1879
TIE property 20 Be sold Is a. follows:
kfrs,- All tas; piece % land sitrsts or Queen
s,i Hosolaiu. bssng = portion Of kaleana
Second. Al that piece or parcel Of land .i,us,e
a. ASNAiahSo. being 10, IS. Royal Patent i,ss or
TAirt. Household furniture on premises oecu.
pied by sad Gestz a. kSuaishSo.
Fourth. stock OF boots 'and shoes and mer-
easncise a. present sitrSte and kept al the spe-
uon rooms OF said W. ;. Lace
Terms Csss-C. ;. gold cola. Deeds 81 ex-
per>e OF purchasers. i-sLs. slr
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Mortgages Notice of Intention
to ForecloSe.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant TO power contained in q
certain mortgage deed dated the S,h dsy Of Feb
OF Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, to Alexander j.
cartwright. Esq.. Trustee OF the Estate OF r. W
Holt. deceased. CT the same place OF record in
the once OF the Registrar OF ConveySrces in
Lioer Isl, on pSses SSs and Isl. that the Under
signed intends 70 foreclose said mortgage for
condition broken. to-wit: the non-psyment OF
principal and interest
Notice Il Slso hereby given that sfter the ex-
ptrstion OF three weeks from the date Of this
notice. the property in said mortgage deed de-
scrioco viii De sold 81 pablo auction In the City
OF Honolulu. Island Of oxhu. on SATURDAY
the Sth day ot November, 1895, az IL N. OF that
CAV AZ the auction room Of Jas =. Morgan
Dated Horoirlr. Nov. :, fSs5.
kor further particulars apply TO
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT.
Trustee Of the last will and testament of
R W. Holt, deceased
", CECIL fRovS, Attorney al Law.
The property il said mortgage deed described
are all Of those certain premises in Wsiluku
l.rly described - follows:
AL OF those premises described in Royal
Patent No o4s6 10 Hikane containing e-i0O
Scres, and all Of those premises described in L.
I. A. No. S-Sl 70 OpG Nri. containing S-lo0
acres being the same conveyed to W. Il. Cum
ninsS By deed Of J. karni of record IN Liber "a.
folio -. and also that other certain piece of
aud situate IN Waikiki aforesaid. by L. Z. A.
81, award 10 Opu Nui. known as Nokuhsu and
heshupio. snd being the same premises con-
yeyed 70 W. II. Cummings BY deed Of G. y. Will
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-os.1sx vr.srr, Exrxrrrp.
ARRIVALS.

FzDAr. Dec -
PMS City Of Picking. Ward. fruu San
Erz-clScC-
ssnr Khan. Clarke, from HAWAII ard
Man.
Schr Nile Morris, from hoolzr-
SArCzcAY. Dec. 8
Srur C-scdIue. Cameron. from Mani
ports
st-r MIkahzIS- Esg,Unt. trcu k@Cs..
SCSpAr. Dec -.
SIM James Makse. Peterson, from
kAp2A-
s~ L CUnu5ES. Nelson. from CIR
cci. CT OzEC-
NoS1AT. Dec. 50.
SIN Ez~41 FsrzSsraIi. frun Mani and
EaEzE
Stur a C11u51S, Nelson. from Oahu
ports
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-12-31
COURT. FIRST CIR

" cult Of tie Hawaiian I-Iaads.-In Probate
In The matter Of the Estate Of C. o. BERGER
late OF Honolulu, OahH- deceased
On reading AID 1linc the petition and accounts
ot NarIhs Berzsr- J. ". Ltovsetr and H A
NttenAnn. Executors Of TIE viii Of c. o. Berger.
ATE Of HonOlrIa. deceased wherein they AK 10
De allowed sf.3ise2- ard charges themselves
with So f@3 60. and ask that TIE same may be
examined and approved and that final order
uay De made Of Distribution OF the property re-
NAMING in their hands 10 the persons thereto
entitled, ard tischargiuz them and their s1re-tes
from all fzrther e-ponsigiiiry A. each executors.
II Z. ordered. thar MONDAY, the Isrh day Of
Jsr1s.y- 4 u. f-s-s- ~ u oclcck A NJ ~ Cham
ber-- in the C0GTI Hoo-e. - Honol1l1- &c and
TIE sane hereby is appointed a. the time ard
place FOR hearing said petition AID accounts,
AID that ali persons interested may then ard
there appear A. 4 show csa-e. IL any they have.
Why the cane shs1if Eot be granted
Da-sd al HoUoialz. Il I. this 5th day Of Dec.
Il D. $50.
By the Coa--.
i7ls ,, ait GEORGE LUCAS. Clerk
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

L the First Ctrcaft OF the Hawaiian Islands
IL PROBATE. In the matter OF the Estate Of
AEGHEE, ATE % wssnihs, Kauai, deceased. liz
resra-s. NN
Or reading srd ding the petition OF All Ian.
sCrsti,o-. OF Hccoi1lI. alleging tes- Ahchee,
rthz. KAMA. On the ach day Of October. AID.
i>>S, ard praying that Letters OF Administration
Issue -
Jsrcx-y. A. D. 1870. De and hereby is appointed
fer hearing said petition. before the SAID Circuit
Jzcze. il the Court Room. 81 HonolRlu. 81 which
tine and place all persons concerned may appear
AID show ea1se. II zcy rhsy have. Why said pe;i-
Iio1 saoZid rot be granted.
DATED HeuolGlu, h. l.. DeeeEbeE u, A. D.
i>ss.
b the Court:
i7i7 5 at ia. THOMPSON. Cle-s.
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n TINS CIrCI-IT COIrHT or

l. ne Frs; C,-ea't u tee Hawaiian lssres.-
L PROBATE. Ii tAe rsSsser - the ks,sse ~
RICHARD Z, EiCNSNrQN, % deae,cls, CAB a,
csCe1s ec
\ eoSDoeaS psspossiSE g Ne sSe Las. VA
and Testament Of RschSrI +, lsekeEte., Dc
ceased. karics .. the ssse CAV q pScs,oee-.
A. y. fS2S eeec presented 70 sid Probate Nesri,
SnG Petition fo- the PsooS.e tAsrecs, ard fo-
the Issuance q Letters TcStx.ses tSry % Frances
T, Eseksrtor. having been sled ey hes,
II : Aeceey o-SeseG, tia. FRIDAY, the Sssh
DAY % January, A. y. 1876, 4, ~ o'cloek A. ~ q
SAID day, ~ the CcGrt koca - sSsG Court, =,
AlliclSat Hale, in HcaoiGlo. oe. and the sane
= ke-Vy Appointed the tine fo- proving said
viii ard hSa-irE said Srplscasicc. when SrG
where Snr person Interested risy appear aud
eoatest he SAID Will, sre tae granting % Letters
IsStSraSntA-y.
DateS hcroteir, DScs=se- AL, f>sA
~ the Court
MSS 81 ia. THOMSON. Clerk.
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Estate of Julius Alexander
Anthem. Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ - al creditors OF tie Estate OF julius
Alexander Anthem. deceased. 10 present their
claims. duly authenticated and with the proper
vouches- If any exist. whether such claims De
ssSured by mortgage or rot, 10 al the ONCE OF
six months from the dste Of this notice. o. they
viii be forever barred.
Dated HoroInln. Decem Der SOth. ts95
GEORGE Il. ROBERTSON.
administrator with will Smoked of the Estate
o. said julius Alexander Anthem
I-l-5w
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LABOR BUREAU.

a LABOR BUREAU FOR THE EN-
ployment OF servants both men or women
as cooks, maids. yard men or for planta-
ton work will be opened January ID at the
office OF A. Barnes, Fort street, tnext to
". +. Reynolds) The work will be under
the direction Of Mrs. n. Herbert.
Especial care will be taken 70 pace only
such servants as are wanted snd the best
of the kind. Efficient interpreters Of all
classes. Call or address
MRS. a. HERBERT,
4l37-tf Fort street
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Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAy-

THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
Il ing been appointed Administrator of the
E-tst- ofCLARlssA z CUMMINGS deceased.
By the Eon- ". A. Whiting, First Judge OF the
FIrsI Circuit
Notice IL hereby given to all creditors OF the
deceased. to present their cIaims. whether Sc
cared By mortgage or otherwise duly aniheuti-
Gated and with tue proper vouchers II any exist.
10 the undersigned. within six months from the
date hereof, or they shall be forever barred: and
all persons indebted TO said deceased are re-
qGested 10 make immediate payment to the
under-igled ~ his Office 81 kapu2iws Ds'e, in
Honolulu
Dated Eocolalg. Jgly 2sth. 1875
". II. CUMMINGS,
Administrator OF the Estate Of Csrissa z.
Cummings. is6o-2-13-s5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-12-31
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT


4 Fir-I Circuit % The Hawaiian I-iErd-.-In
P-ub-,e- IL the matter Of the kstzre Of THOMAS
EEEFE- late Of Ho1SiCiE, Oahu. decezset
u reading and flinz the petition and Gcco1.f.
u Cecil BrOzn, Executor Of the Last viii AID
Ts-tEzenE % Tn0a-a- ksefe. late of Honolulu.
deceased, WEerein lie z-k- 10 Be allowed $50 -.
AID charges himself with sIzSl. and ssk= that
the sane Ray be Examined AID approved and
that 4 Ensl oder uay be made Of distribution Of
the properly rez-2inIrz II lis h9nds 70 the per-
soUs thereto entitled ara di-chzrx5nz him ard
his s1rett=- fEcz 81 fzr5hsE responsibility &c
=1CE Execz-o--
III. ordered thsE FRIDAY. tie i75h DAY Of
JGrzsry, I'D LIS - ten o'sJock An, - Cham
beg. II tie Colrr Ho1.e- 81 HoEoi1iz, De and
the sane hereoy = Appointed ss the tiEse aud
Place fox hearing s1.d petition AID accounts,
AID -Ez- a. perroz- Interested Ezy then AID
there eDp-ar AID -h0E czzse- II s-y tzey have.
zhy the cane should lot Be granted
Dated Al Hore!1l1. H. = tais SRI day q De-
csz5sE. Il D. 80
BT lie toEyf;
f-l5-s,slt 6Eo2GE LUCAs. Cert
The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-12-31
IN THE CIRCUyr COUNT

II TIE natter o. GEORGE HONS % NAilgkc.
Nsut. voluntary earSrcpt,
CPoa reading ard fars the petition OF George
Hons, Sl.estrS that more than SIX months have
elapsed since &c WAS ss,UdScd bankrupt, and
praying fox discharge fSoEa all his debts. i is
ordered thst thursday, the 18Th OF February,
A. D. 1855 ~ - oclcck n. o. said day, IN the
Cor, Room Of said Court. a; Waikiki. Mani, be
and the sane. j. hereby appointed tor hearing
said application. ~ which time and place ali
CREDITORS 10 have proved their claims against
Sry they have Why The prayer OF said bankrupt
sAc=ie 70: Be granted
By TIE Court.
GoODALE ARMSTRONG. CLERK.
Waii-S= Maui, December ls.h, iSsa
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