The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-01-24

S. S, Boston are now quartered at
the Hamilton House on King
street.
The Provisional Government of
the Hawaiian Islands is the new
title under which this government
will sail on to prosperity.
Until further notice, Arion Hall
has been assigned for the use of
the Supreme Court and Circuit
Court of the First Judicial Circuit.
Associate Justice Dole of the
Supreme Court resigned his posi-
ton Tuesday to accept the execu-
tive of the new provisional govern
ment.
Copies of the new Columbian
stamps arrived with the Alameda's
mail. A description of the new
issue of stamps has appeared in
these columns.
c. F. Peterson left on the Clau-
dine Thursday as amanuensis for
the Washington Commission. He
received but an hours notice of
his appointment.
Nine native boys robbed a Chi
naman at Naalehu, Hawaii,
last week. They took $3.50 from
him. The boys were arrested and
sent to Hilo to await trial.
A gentleman at Ulupalakua,
Maui, writes under date of January
10th: dame rumor says there is
revolution in Honolulu. Such
rumors 1 always disbelieve."
Miss Andrews, niece of Hon.
L. A. Thurston, was the only lady
passenger on the Claudine Thurs
day. She had been here on visit
and is now on her way home.
An official notice appears in
this issue relating to the enactment
of laws by the Executive and Ad-
visory Councils of the Provisional
Government of the Hawaiian Is
lands.
The Government is organizing a
regular military company. 1t will
consist of 103 men who will be
quartered at the barracks. Four
volunteer companies are to be or
ganized also.
All persons having business to
transact at the Government Build
ing may do SO between the hours
of 8 A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ. daily by Sc
curing passes on application to the
officer of the day.
While martial law is continued,
citizens are not expected to be on
the streets after $3.50 o'clock at
night without they have a pass. |
Guards are now posted all over the |
town to enforce the law.
Business about town was practi-
cally suspended Tuesday as ev-
erybody was awaiting the result.
When the news announcing the
new government was made public |
there were general congratulations.
The Minister of the Interior,
Captain J. A. King, has notified
the Road Board to put on force
of 40 men to repair the streets in
this city. The men will be put to
work this morning on the Esplan-
ade.
1t is understood that in the i'm
mediate future, the English edi-
torial columns of the Liberal will
be managed by Mr.. c. w. Ash
ford, and that the Liberal, under
the new management, will give the
Provisional Government an indie
pendent support.
The jury who acquitted John
and Anna Costa on a charge of
murder was composed of B. H.
VIM. Conradt, J. An
lrews, J. Haddon, Alex. Valen-
tine, H. Leube, G. w. Lockington,
W. H. Shipman, Alex. Edwards, )
H. K. Field, w. K. Andrews and
NJ. Lafrey.
The new Governments volunteer t
army is receiving additional re- s
fruits in a rapid manner. 1t is
divided into four companies which
ire commanded by Captains i
Fisher, Potter, Zeigler and Gum. I
". w. Hall is Commissary, J. II. I
'oper is Commander-in-C Chief. /
Tuesday afternoon John Good
hot a native policeman in the Q
boulder for aftemntinp IN sim an E