The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-03-19
the MILO RECORD.
Road Operati ions Contiauca storms
tsObbcr Caught..-- Matrimonial

lama-N aiakca' canal. whether the
opening of this water way will cause
q permanent filing up of the mouth
of the Waiolama stream, is yet nm
open question. But we need some
direct way of reaching Walakea land
ing. The long sroundahout one by
way of the kalepolepo street, is not
what we want. II the canal joining
the Waolama to the Wailoa will
give us a direct roadway all right,
but if not then the Waiolama should
be bridgcd. At this season of the
year we may expect that five times
out of ten it will he so rough at our
present boat landing, that passen-
gers and freight from Honolulu will
all have to be landed at Waiakea;
and there should be direct road
there and not the long one we have
mentioned above. There are quite
n large number, too, Of people living
south of the Waiolama, and some d.
rect way should be provided for them
to reach town. We are not finding
fault with the Road Board or any
body else in this matter, but only
wish it pushed through and not let
it he another year before it is done,
in one way or another.
The new Jail on the Volcano road
is finished and the prisoners were
transferred to it last Saturday. Mr..
Marlin has about completed the ditch
near the woods, which will remedy,
we think, any danger of overflow to
the road in that place. The last
heavy storm has damaged the Vol
cano road but little. It washed off
IN few places the top dressing.
This is being repaired. The road
through the woods is so we'll drained
that no storm, except a cloudburst,
can damage it. The road is now
entering the woods on the north Of
Olaa and will run through them
about two and one half or three
miles to point 10 or 1G miles from
Hilo.
From KOna we hear that in the
suits brought against the Road
Board there was a failure to convict.
The late storm of wind and rain
was very severe all along the kona
coast.
The barkentinc Ella went ashore
last week during the northerly blow.
The large moorings laid there parted
and soon she was driven far up on
the rocks. She had about 100 tons
of sugar on board which was all lost.
The wreck was bought by Mr..
Wight Of Mahukona. No insurance
on the vessel.
On last week Tuesday Jap lab
orer was walking up the road with
his wife, when he accused her of in
fidelity and Immediately drew q
jack-knife on her and with one Gu,
severed the jugular vein Of the
woman. He then cut himself badly
about the throat, trying to kill him.
self; but he is now in fine way tc
recover. This was near DR.. Oliver
place, between Naalehu and Waio
hinu. As soon as the Jap has sufll
GENTLY recovered to be brought into
court, his examination will be held
Fortunately the Sheriff arrived il
Kau the next day.
A horse was found one day las
week saddled and bridled, ava,
down one OF the Pahala gulches
where he was carried by the torrent
1t is supposed that his rider must
have been drowned, although n,
body had been recovered.
The storm was one OF tremendou
force in Kau and did much damage
Aiona's stores in town have dur
ing the past three weeks been en-
tered and small sums Of none,
taken. Saturday morning the QUITE
door of the mauka store was opel
and watch and small sum o
money were missed. That forenoon
one of the small boys living nea
was found in possession of new la
and u new pair of shoes. On search
ing him the watch was found in hi
possession. The young rascal cor
fessed to being the person who hat
been doing the pilfering lately, b.
going into the store before closin
time and hiding under the counters
until all was closed up and then gel
ting what he could and leaving. ii
is now in Jail awaiting his trial.
wANTED--A HUSBAND.
He must be about six feet tai
dark hair and moustachc preferred
strong and good natured. He mus
not be short and white haired, nevt
mind how strong, must not use h
wife's back for a warming pan ,
night, must not chew and get drunk
must not want to hold her hand fl
Is minutes. Scotchman preferre
though American will do. No EN-
lishman may apply. Address p. n
in Advertiser, BULLETIN, Gazette {
this paper.
The st. Patrick dance was enjoye
by all. The cool weather made ii
dancing very pleasant.
Yesterday afternoon Represent
} tives Nawahi and Baker met the
constituents, at the COURTEOUS
I Next week we will give q full repo