The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-02-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

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Diamond Head, 8 p. M, weather
hazy. Wind, light south.
Mr.. j. M. vivas has been appoint.
ed a notary public for the first Judi
clal Circuit.
A. Fernandez offers the cottage
lately occupied by M. S. Levy, on
King street, to let.
Hon. S. M. Damon has been APP
pointed Vice-President of the Pro-
visional Government.
There were nine arrests for drunk
enness between Saturday night and
Monday morning inclusive.
The Pioneer Building & Loan AS
ISOLATION will meet this evening at
the regular time and place.
The weather prophet says that it
will change from stormy to fine
weather on Wednesday next.
Keakamai, arrested yesterday for
disturbing the peace, was fined So
and costs in the District Court to-
day.
The heavy rainstorm of yesterday
did considerable damage to the rice
fields and vegetable gardens at Wal
kiki.
Zip Young pleaded guilty OF
opium smoking in the District Court
this morning und was sentenced to
pay fine of $50.
The party to whom w. G. King
loaned book on drumming will con-
fer favor by leaving the same at
King Bros store.
On Wednesday there will be q
change in the moon-the last quar-.
ter, when it is also hoped there will
be a change in the weather.
1t is reported that Mr.. G. w. Ash.
ford, under the heading of "Brief.
let's" will become regular contri.
butor to the Daily Hawaii Holomua
A piece of waterproof cloth tack
ed up to represent basin, with gold
fish swimming in the water it con
tains, is on exhibition in Mr., Roth's
tailoring establishment.
Kilipaka was arrested on Satur.
day for the alleged theft of two
gold watches valued at $125, the
property af Chinaman. He viii
appear for trial tomorrow morning
1t is possible that the R. NJ. S
Mariposa will arrive before the
Claudine from San Francisco. Thu
Mariposa will be due on Frida.
next.
The poundmaster has a notice il
to-day's issue notifying the owner
of certain heifers, horses and mare
impounded to claim ownership o
the animals will be sold on the 18tl
inst.
There will be meeting of tn
Woman's Board, at Central Uniol
Church, tomorrow afternoon at 2:3
o'clock. Mrs. Leavitt will address
the meeting. The Executive Com
mittee meets at 2 o'clock.
The weather to-day was sultr
and uncomfortable. AS lady re
marked on the street, ''It is particr
larly nasty weather" Twas eve
thus. No weather this side of heave
will suit grumbling human nature.
Mr.. j. M. Vivas has requested tn
BULLETIN to deny the statement tina
the election of officers of the Port
uguese Benevolent Society, previou
to the last one, was declared nu
and void, as he says that the officer
resigned.
Akana, a Chinese hackman, w;
fined 81 and ST. costs by Distri'
Magistrate Foster this morning, fc
violating carriage regulations. Al
other Chinese Jehu was arreste
this morning for leaving his hac
without guardian.
The large fish-pond at the corn
) of Liliha and King streets, Palam
overlooked yesterday and the fis
got into the quarry on the max
side of the street, where there w
about two feet of-water. This NOR
ing the Chinese commenced fishir
, for them to restore them to the
proper ground.
The two Cinnamon arrested {
Saturday by patrolman Walk
=, pleaded guilty in the District Cou
this morning to stealing chicke
> and were sentenced each to one yea
Imprisonment at hard labor. T.
poor fellows, instead of having
big feast of fowl on their NJ
Years, will have to celebrate t.
= event in Jail.