The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-07

lUb large 0flll sUcu dulOl1lLAll
the Barracksis TO be remodeled int
suitable quarters for the Nationa
Guard.
An Act relating to contemptl
has been passed BY the Councils o
the Government 1t appears il
the BY Authority column.
All persons having business Il
transact at the Government Build
ing can gain admittance between
sA. N. and 4 P. NJ. without a pass.
Sealed tenders viii be received
at the Office Of the Board of Educa
ton until the 10th of February fol
the erection Of a school house OF
Kauai.
Ministers Jones and King have
been appointed Commissioners o.
Crown Lands. The board now
consists Of J. A. King, P. c. Jones
and c. P. Iaukea.
The wife Of Chas. Mcguire gave
birth to baby girl at Kohala, Ha-
Taii, on January 80. Mrs. Ma
guire is Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Par
ker's eldest daughter.
W. E. Simpson, the manager Of
the new steamer line which is to
run between this port and Tacoma,
has been appointed the Consul for
this Government at Tacoma.
The Executive and Advisory
Councils of the Government have
passed an Act to establish the
Office Of Vice-President. 1t appears
in the official column in this issue.
Mr.. c. III. Cooke, a member of
the Advisory Council Of the Gov
eminent, left OF the Australia last
week with additional instructions
to the Commission now at Wash
ingtOn.
The native policeman who was
shot ON the 18th inst. on Fort
street, has almost entirely recover
ed from the gunshot wound. The
ball was extracted last week at the
Hospital.
Mr.. Barrett, an old English resi-
dent of Kaawaloa, Kona, Hawaii,
died at that place on Tuesday,
January 24th, at the very adj
Tanced age Of SO years. he died
Of old age.
A cellar Of one Of the buildings
occupied by Theo. H. Davies & Co.
was flooded BY the late storm.
Friday afternoon No. 2 Engine
pumped about six inches of water
out Of it.
In the bankruptcy case of Mrs.
Ernestine Gray, three creditors
proved claims amounting to $780,
55. Judge Whiting appointed E.
r. Stackable assignee under a
bond Of 500.
The squad Of marines from the
US. S. Boston are now comfort
ably domiciled in the Legislative |
Hail at the Government Building.
Their meals are sent from Camp |
Boston on King street.
II is understood that Messrs. |
Sam Parker and W. II. CornWell |
are collecting money for the pur-
pose Of purchasing instruments for |
the discharged band boys. Rumor /
does not say who is to pay the
salaries.
il. Kaulukou, a native lawyer,
Is not if not original In the Dis
Erict Court Thursday he moved for
he dismissal Of two natives on two
grounds, one Of which was that
snly the laws Of the United States
ire now In force. He ought to
cad Tuesdays proclamation
In the case Of r. w. Aylett vs..
kngeline Kuhiau et al. petition for
Iartiti0n, Judge Whiting has APP
,ointed G. L. Hopkins as commits
i6ner to sell the property. TheI
and issituated in a lane of Emma
neet. and BIZ al order Of the Court !
must not Be sold for less than
5000. 1t
News was received By the Kinan !
the death by drowning Of Miss
GeTens, the eldest daughter Of His ;
'xcsllencY J. L. Stevens, Ameri-
no Minister Plenipotentiary. The
nnafIpy accident occurred off the 2
.uksll8u landing where Miss Ste Q
ans expected 70 board the Kinau. s
he steamers boat Vas destroyed, =