The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-06


Queen Emma hall this evening
A new irrigation notice is issued
to-day by Superintendent White.
The new boiler of the steamer w.
G.. Hall was tested the other day.
Oahu Lodge, X. of p, will have
installation of officers this evening.
Alapai street above Kinau is being
regarded and having sidewalks add
ed.
The steamer w. G.. Hall reports
the continued activity of the Vol
cano.
Calendars have been received from
w. G. Peacock a. Co. and Castle Il
Cooke.
The Road Supervisor has had coal
dust and black sand laid down for
street crossings.
The newly elected officers of the
United Chinese Society appear in
another column.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.--Weather
clear, wind fresh northeast, schooner
Roy Roy off port.
China Engine Co. elected officers
on "Wednesday evening. Their
names appear elsewhere.
The Advertiser has something new
to-day-a coat of fresh paint on the
front of its enlarged building.
Geo. Ryan's trial for carrying a
deadly weapon has been postponed
until tomorrow in the District
Court.
The present fine weather on top
of the signed Appropriation Act is
making happy new year where gloom
had prevailed.
The two ex-captains of police,
Larsen and Hopkins, have bought
Thomas j. Kings street sprinkling
outfit and privilege.
The Clerk of the Judiciary De-
partment calls for tenders for print
ing and binding Vol. VIII. of Ha-
waiian Reports.
The praise services at the Roman
Catholic Cathedral to-day were
largely attended. st. Louis College
was given holiday.
j. F. Morgan will hold sale OF
household furniture, magazines and
books, and three new cookstoves at
his salesroom at 10 o'clock to-mor.
row.
Seven spars came by the Robt
Levers for Sorenson a. Lyle anC
were landed this afternoon. They
are grand sticks, one of them being
80 feet long.
Jim Hall and Bob Fitzsimmons
middleweights, will fight for tn,
championship and a $4,000 purse il
New Orleans, on March Sth. Boil
men are well known to local sports
The second anniversary of TIN
Queens accession to the throne fall
ing on a Sunday, Monday, Jan. &c
will be observed as public holiday
when all Government offices will b.
closed.
Major j. H. Wodehouse, British
Minister Resident, was an attentiv
listener in the Legislative Assembl
this morning during the discussion
of the proposition to send deputa
ton to Washington.
A man named B. Kailianu was al
rested last night for the theft of
pair of shoes. As the matter is eX
pected to be amicably settled be
tween the parties concerned, tn
mans trial was postponed.
At a special meeting of the Trus
tees of the Queens Hospital he'll
this morning it was decided to adj
another trained nurse to the Hosp
tai. This will make the third train
ed nurse at the institution.
A peculiar accident happened t
the mate of the German bark Bylgi
last night. While asleep he dislc
Gated his shoulder in the act c
turning. DIR. McLennan was sun
moned and attended promptly t
the injured man.
j. F. Morgan will sell desirabl
residence on Emma street, opposit
Emma Square and below Mr.. Me
lis residence, at his salesroom a
noon tomorrow. The lot has
frontage of 56 feet on Emma stree
and is l2S feet deep.
The Justices of the Suprem
Court and the Judges of the Circu
Court were in conference to-day, n
vising all kinds Of forms for use
the District Courts. After this
done they will have another job {
the same kind for the Circu
Courts.
At the organ concert at Kaumak
pill Church Tuesday evening tt
hymn, "From Greenland's IL
Mountains" will be illustrated by
number of views while voices a.
singing the hymn. The same wit
Home Sweet Home" The Israelit'
( will be seen crossing the Red St