The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-06-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

J. Hopp s Co, hold talk on quality
repairing and uphoIstering.
E. O. Hall & Son carry a full as
sortment OF oils for every conceivable
use.
There are stiu Boys in Blue papers
Al this office They may be had all
ready for mailing
The HiIo papers say that Rev. ]. \.
CruZan has accepted the call 10 the
Foreign Church AT that place.
Judge Perry viii TO to San Francisco
on the Coptie this month. He Will be
gone until the latter part Of July
A meeting was held at Hilo. June 1.
10 arrange for celebration of July 1.
The call was made by the American
Consul
Some members of the Board of
Health suggest that the Government
have q steamer Of its own for Molokai
business.
Gardner Wilder says that Hilo peo-
pie object 10 the projected electric or
steam transit lines taking over public
roads or streets.
Objection has been made 10 the Hilo
running horse j. R. under the claim
that the animal is not Island bred. aa
stated by the owner and nominator.
Warrants have been issued from the
Circuit Court lodging the charge of
smuggling against the captain of the
schooner Labrador and some men OF
the crew.
Members Of the Committee of 100
and many citizens are protesting vigor-
ousIy against the refusal OF the Tram
Company 10 make an excursion rate
for the Boys in Blue.
Ella Long has attained his majority
and Guardian F. a Schaefer viii soon
transfer control OF the young mans
interests, which are quite extensive
both as 10 cash and lands
Mr.. Harker, teacher OF chemistry
al the High School. has the war fever.
A number Of young men of the city are
arranging their affairs so as TO able to
leave with some expedition 10 Manila.
San Francisco advices OF the 18th,
said that the next feet OF transports
would leave that place for Manila in
about u days" Many people here
do not expect vessels till after the
10th.
E. 3. NeCIanahan has been admit
ted to practice before the law courts
| Of this Republic. The new attorney
came here recently from the States.
He is graduate of the Chicago Law
University
John Ouderkirk has secured the con-
tTact for building "a large new coal
storage house for the United States
Government at this port. The location
is near the fish market. The building
viii cost s7,733 and is to be completed
IN three weeks.
The land owners along the Govern
ment road, leading to Koko Head are
rebuilding stone fences on both sides
Of the road. What is needed now is
the building Of a new road on out from
Paul Isenberg's ranch.
The Hitchcock-Dixon nuptials viii
take place al high noon week from
Thursday. The honeymoon Will BIZ
spent here. After short stay in tbs
city II is the intention OF Mr.. Hitch
cock 10 go 10 his pretty home in Olas
TO live
Miss Carrie z Wright and Judge
Chas. F. Peterson viii be married mex
week al the home OF the brides father
Senator ]. y. Wright, near Indepen
dence Park. The wedding is TO be +;
private one, only members Of the fam
lily being invited.
There VIII arrive On the bark s. \
Castle from California in a few days
seventy head OF fine large mules. ]
might be a good thing to keep this Il
mind. See advertisement in thi
mornings paper. BIT. Mccullough
the owner OF the mules.
. Commissioner OF Agriculture Byro'
O. Clark, is making preparations 70
the erection Of family home at Pear
City where his gardens are now stu
ated. AS soon as this Is finished hi