The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-02-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The Fire Police will meet this
evening.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather,
raining; wind, light west.
G.. Schuman offers two fine vehi-
cles for sale--a cutunder surrey and
a Frazier road cart.
It is reported that thirty-three
members OF the late Hawaiian band
will go to the Worlds Fair.
Attention is directed to the list of
additions to the January card of the
Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co.
The Minister of the Interior an
nounces a sale of lease of Govern
ment land in Hilo on March 8.
Kailipaka, charged with larceny
of gold watches, was remanded in
the District Court until Tuesday.
The Union steamship Monowai
will be due from the Colonies en-
route to San Francisco tomorrow
evening.
There were two arrests to-day of
inebriates for safe-keeping-a petty
officer from the U. S. Boston and a
native woman.
Captain Cook Lodge, Sons of St.
George, initiated several new MEM
bers at its regular weekly meeting
yesterday evening.
Owing to the muddy condition of
the streets the U. S. cruiser Boston's
men confine themselves to gatling
gun drill in the yard of Camp Bos-
ton.
Mr.. H. H. Williams and Mrs. S. L.
Osborne we're married by the Rev
DIR. Beckwith at the residence of the
bride, yesterday evening. The cere-
mony was private, only few friends
being present.
It is curious coincidence that the
initials are the same, B. F. D., OF
Mr.. B. F. Dillingham;, general mana.
ger, and Mr.. B. +. Denison, superin.
tendent, of the Oahu Railway anG
Land Company.
Nothing more has been heard O.
the boat race between the Healan
and Myrtle crews for the champion
ship. AS the date named for the
contest is at hand the clubs ough
to get move on.
Deputy Marshal Chillingwortl
left on the steamer Likelike yester
day for Hawaii with an order to ar
rest G. Sneyd-Kynnersley of Kohala
for alleged defying of the authorit.
of the Provisional Government.
There was fall in milk yesterda,
afternoon. A milk wagon belongin.
to the Woodlawn Dairy broke dow
near the plains and gallons of mil
were split in the muddy road. TIL
milkman had to go back to the dair.
to replenish his cans.
Tom Onokea, hackman, pleade'
guilty in the District Court thi
morning of playing che ia and wa
sentenced to pay fine of $25. {
Keawe also pleaded guilty on tn
same charge and was sentenced t
pay fine of Sis.
Lam See was tried in the Distrie
Court this morning for having opiul
uplawfully in possession. See wa
arrested at Palolo on Feb. LIST b
officers who were after che ia game
sters. He was found guilty an
sentenced to pay fine of $50. Apes
noted.
The short rainstorm during tt
noon hour caused the streams to ri:
considerably. Near the Fish Mark
fowls and pigs were seen strugglin
) in the water and natives jumped an
caught them. They had no doul
been carried away from the banks
the stream near Smiths bridge.
At the monthly meeting of II
Pioneer Building and Loan Associ
n ton last night, the sum of $1,000 W
J. loaned to the highest bidders
small lots. 1t brought premiu
l. of $l.85 share, the highest yet pa
for loans in the Association. ~
. sixth series of stock in the Associ
,, ton is now being issued.
The Thistles.
The Scottish Thistle Club for
y year past has had the most comp
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