The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-10

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Mud again.
All is quiet again in firemen circles.
Less than three weeks from Christ
mas.
The eoralizing of the road to Palama i
still going on.
The Supreme Court sits in banco OF
The 18th inst.
The Missionary bark Morning Sta
viii be due here again May 81.
Hon. ]. o. Dominis and party hav,
returned to town from 4 trip to Waialua
His Majesty the King went to wind
ward last week on the steamer W. q
Hall.
Mr.. W. L. Rose viii pay all debts con
tracted by his daughter Mrs. Louise X
r. Ebling.
The Minister of Interior advertises .
sale OF Government land at Hakio
Kalihi, Oahu.
Candidates for Representatives to the
Legislature Of 1890 are becoming quite
numerous in this city.
Superintendent Fuller of the Y. NJ. c.
4. is an indefatigable worker in the
, cause OF the association.
The ofieesof the Oahu Railway and
Land Co. are now located in the com
pSny's building at Iwelei.
Work is being pushed forward on the
new building for Messrs. Peacock & Co,
on the site OF the old Royal saloon.
Messrs. 4. Marques and r. Hoapili
Baker are now members OF the Execu-
tive committee of the Mechanics Union.
Reports received show that very heavy
weather was met with by all vessels
bound TO windward during the last
week.
Patrons Of the Library reading-room
saw that IL is an additional pleasure to
pursue the study of their favorite authors
since the introduction of the electric
light.
The line Of the Oahu Railway is being
rapidly extended and in the near future
passage can be taken for Eva and way
stations.
. 1t would seem as though it were
nearly time for regular practitioner to be
the authority for the mortuary record OF
the month.
The Police Department has no more
knowledge, at present, than the general
public, OF the arrests In the Hamakua
hanging case.
Messrs. J. E. Brown & Co. have re-
moved to the front room in the Bell
Telephone building, formerly known as
the Honolulu Hale
Justice Preston, who had been con.
fined to his house by illness for few
weeks past, has again resumed the per-
Torrance Of his official duties.
Justice Dole has filed decision in the
case, Mary c. Beekley VS.. Geo. Lucas,
executor OF the will Of Marget Keegan ct
al. and overrules the demurrer entered
by George Lucas.
:. Messrs. Theo. H. Davies & Co. pre-
Gent in this issue concise showing Of
new goods received by late arrivals from
England and the United States and
kEhich Will be Z source OF information to
fhe reader.
Justice Bickerton and Deputy Attor-
ney-General Peterson with number OF
members of the legal fraternity went for
ward Tuesday to Lahaina to attend the
December term of the Circuit Court for
the island OF Maui.
The quality of mercy is being strained
IL the case Of Stebbins, the party ar
rested for passing false checks The
Bulletin gives an indefinite account Of the
occurrence. Pledged to neither sect
nor party" Go to-
. The Executive committee of the Me-
ehznics' and Workingmen's Union has
been increased to fifteen in number and
will meet in convention at an early date
with the Hawaiian Political Association
70 nominate candidates for Mobiles and
Representatives.
The Friend for December IS on the
table, filed with current news and
comments, but hardly up to some OF the
late issues in attractive and readable
articles. This number completes the
fo-ty-seventh volume, having been es-
tSblished in 1872.
Bulletin, Nov. 18th, in re the balloon
ist Lawrence, Dropped to Death" OF
Leavitt, Nov. 18th, ''fell into the water
between the vessel and the dock"
Don't ask the Police department for
statistics, instructions may be given to
have YOU arrested.
Alas for the rarity Of Christian char
itv :" the Bulletin ostentatiously parades
the names Of five Hawaiian youths who
are suspected Of 3 burglary, but quietly
e1Do-aSSas ey-e7 ordinary mention of the