The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-01-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LuGRl ANU GENkkAL NEWS.
CHINESE New Y ears will fall on Jan
uary 18th this year.
THERMOMETER this morning So
Barometer to-day, | p. m, 1913.
THE Greenwich time signal went off
ten seconds ahead of time this noon.
DIAMOND Head Station, 3 o'clock :
Weather clear; wind, light southwest.
JUDGE S. b. Dole will hold the Cir
cult Court term at Nawiliwili, Kauai,
next month,
THE contract for dredging the bar
has not been awarded as yet. 1t is
under consideration.
SEAMEN of the whaling bark Jno.
L. West left on the S. S. Alameda for
San Francisco yesterday.
PART of the Enterprise Mill works
were submerged in water the past two
days. The water is being bailed out
to-day.
THERE will be prayer meeting at
the Y. M. G. A. hall this evening.
Subject: "Faithfulness. Hebrews,
chapter 3.
The Cabinet and Justices of the
Supreme Court have commissioned
Mr.. G. w. A. Hapai, District and Police
Justice of Hilo.
The s. S. Alameda resumed her
voyage about 80 o'clock yesterday
afternoon for San Francisco. The
band played her off
Mr.. ENoCH JOHNSON, barrister, has
been commissioned Police Justice for
EVA and Waianae. The position has
been vacant some time.
THE "Owl Maids" will give their
leapyear dance this evening at the
Myrtle Boat Club house, for which
invitations have been issued.
THE Wilder and Inter-Island Co.'s
steamers still run regardless of the
Mckinley Bill, "Bill" Hammond,
" Barefooted Bill" quarterly bills or
any other bill.
PASSENGERS on the steamer Ala
media report that as the steamer was
leaving Auckland three volcanic erup-
tons were seen to take place. The
scene was u brilliant one.
The trial of Jno. Brown charged
with criminally appfopriating certain
moneys is still on to-day. The case
has occupied two days but will proba-
bly, terminate this evening.
A HACK driven by a Chinaman
mysteriously disappeared this morn
ing on King street, between the
bridge and the Soap Works, 1t will
probably be found at the bottom of
one of the numerous holes.
AN elderly native kahuna was
brought from Halawa, Eva, on the
train yesterday. He was examined
and pronounced to be mentally
affected and was relegated to DR..
divers tender care at the Insane
Asylum,
CAPTAIN A. Huntley, of the burnt
whaler Jno. p. West, and wife were
passengers on the steamer Alameda
for San Francisco yesterday. Mrs.
Huntley, who it will be remembered
was landed here in poor health, has
improved considerably.
WILLIAM Hammond, wife and child,
nf hn
terday afternoon for Yokohama. Peo-
pie wonder whether the "doctor" will
be able to exploit fresh fields and
pastures new with his wonted craft.
The world has got very narrow for
Adventures.
THE Honolulu Arion held their
postponed annual meeting yesterday
evening, when they elected the follow
ing officers: j. Hubash, President
(re-elected); E. Wolters, Vice Presi-
dent "a. Muller, Secretary; Fritz Row.
aid, (re-electeO; 7. Truschler, Libra
rian; }. j. Locker, G. Ziegler, G.
business committee.
A YoUNGsTER named Palau was con-
Vlcted In the Ponce Court this morn
ing for larceny OF $11.50 and sentenced
to pay fine of $40 and be imprisoned
one year at hard labor. Palau was
arrested on Saturday night for pilfer-
ing the money from the drawer of a
on Hotel street. ]. l..
for defendant noted an APP
peal to the Supreme Court.
In the case of employees of the
North Pacific Phosphate and Fertil-
lzer Co. against Mr.. G. B. Freeth,
manager of the company, claiming
about $500 as three months wages at
4 dollar day, from the close of their
contract, Chief-Justice Judd in the
Intermediary Court decided in favor
Of the defendant. Plaintiffs had to
accept the managers drafts as ten
Tered and nav costs of Court