The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-02-11

The police are around again Win
lariats waylaying dogs that have not
paid their taxes.
The Board of Health did not have
Il meeting yesterday, on account of
there not being n quorum present.
AHEAD again. The BULLETINS spe-
cial boat was the first to get ashore
with the latest papers from the S. S.
Gaelic.
The band played AT Thomas Square
last evening. This evening moon
light concert will be given At Emma
Square.
THE whaleback steamer Chas. w.
Wetmore from Seattle for San Fran
cisco with II cargo Of coal put back
leaking badly.
The sailing of the Alameda was
postponed until Saturday, Feb. 6,
owing to delay of two days of the
Atlantic steamer.
REV. I. Eykyn, late pro tenn rector
OF Kohala, Was passenger on the
Mariposa to-day. He is returning to
his home in England.
The Advertiser has appointed J.
Richardson Governor of Maui. They
seem to be taking things into their
own hands over there.
The Helen Brewer which capsized
at Glasgow is being repaired at cost
of $4,000, in addition to which is
salvage claim of $4,000.
SEALED tenders for the printing and
binding of license forms OF the Inte-
rior Department will close at that Of
flee tomorrow at noon.
Mr.. j. G. Edwards, formerly of
Wolfe & Edwards, grocers, of Homo
lulu, is member of the Municipal
Council of Apia, Samoa.
The British bark Pass of Leny ar
rived at Astoria, January oath, from
this port. She loads lumber in the
Columbia river to west coast South
America.
J. +. MORGAN will hold two auction
sales at his salesl DOM tomorrow at
noon. Horses, carriages and some
steamer stocks will be among the
things to be disposed Of.
The Iroquois has been ordered
home from Samoa. The Mohican
will probably relieve the Pensacola,
which vessel will return to Mare ISL
and and go out of commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gillig arrived
by the S. S. Gaelic from San Fran
cisco to-day. 1t will be remembered
they were both here some time ago.
Mrs. Gillig was formerly Miss Croker
THE S. S. Mariposa sailed at 10
O'clock this morning for San Fran
cisco. The band attended the depart
ure of the steamer. giving her passen-
gers the usual send.of in the way OF
musical selections.
WHEN the Gaelic left San Fran
cisco the following vessels were load.
ing for this port: Banks Andrew
Welch and Colusa, barkentines Dis.
covCry and S. N. Castle and the brig.
antine w. g. Irwin.
A sTUMPY, unkempt-looking Mon
golian was arrested last night and
taken to the Police Station, where he
was charged with assault and battery
on Police Officer Kiaaina. The officer
did not show much injury, but then
it's against the IVY.
THE following named sailors from
the wrecked bark Tamerlane tool
passage by the S. S. Mariposa to-day
j. w. Pardee, Chas. Gunderson, Thos
Gordge. j. San Francisco, Henry
Everts, K. Hansen, Jack Raney, Aug
Richard, Thos. Canton.
The S. S. Gaelic, Commander w
G. Pearne, arrived to-day, 81 day
from San Francisco, having left tina
port on February 4th. She brought
the U. s. mails and reports the s.
Alameda as not having left San Fran
cisco owing to the delay of the Englisl
mails. The Gaelic dropped ancho
off port at III ;35 o'clock this morning
If you don't read the Self~Praise
you don't get the news! Out of 3
local items it gives ii on one subject
3 repetitions of news, 3 puffs on itsel
notices of new advs., i conceale
and l open correction of its ow
mistakes, piece of advice to tn
bandmaster and 2 free advs. Their
are ID subjects OF, legitimate new
covered in the 80 items
CHAs. Council K Co. launched De,
~ from their yard at Scotstown, SEQ
land, the 4-masted steel bark Il,
Rithet for the trade between thes
islands, Pacific Coast and Australia
She will be commanded by Capital
Morrison, formerly of the Andre
WEIGH. Her dimensions are as 70
lows; Length, 200 feet; beam, 3
feet depth, 10 feet, and built to Lloyd
highest class.