The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-15
LOCAL BREvITIES.


Artist Hubert Vos and wife sailed
by the Coptic yesterday for the Orient.
Harry Armitage, share broker, offers
shares of sugar and other stocks for
sale.
Patronize the California Feed Co.
when you want the best hay, feed or
grain at right prices.
There will be an auction sale OF
household furniture at MOrgan's at 10
o'clock this morning.
Attorney r. D. Silliman has been
giving Honolulu a good send-otf IN a
Duluth Mimi, paper.
After being in the house i'll for ten
days Ed Dekum came down town to
get into the lively atmosphere. -
Willie Mott has organized the An
nexation Hot Stuff" tug-of-war team
for the CycIOmere tournament.
The postponed meeting of the Myrtle
Boat club for the election of officers
will be held at 1880 this evening.
w. c. Adhi has filed a general de-
NAL to the complaint in the assumpslt
suit of Mary G. Bush against him.
The Minister of Interior calls for
tenders for the construction of two
sections of the Waimea Oahu, road.
The Temple Of Fashion will be
closed today and tomorrow to prepare
for the sale commencing Monday,
July 18th.
A new star at Cyclomere tomorrow
night will be G. a. Murdoch a profess
sional bicycle rider from Southern
California.
Business houses in San Francisco
To- RI n
all of their Honolulu correspondents
on Annexation.
Manager Lucas will make arrange
ments for a special dinner and dane
ing party at the Hawaiian hotel when
the flag goes up.
Walter Bromley is now with the
water works department, having lett
the engineering service of the Inter
Island Company.
On Monday, July 18th, at the resi-
dence of r. l.. Auerbach, 1861 Bere-
tania street, the entire household fur
niture will be sold.
In the Circuit Court at Honokaa, the
trial of Mrs. Geo. Ruttman, charged
with accomplishing the death of an in
FAINT, resulted in acquittal
The commission of Charles Hopkins
as a member Of the Education Board
has expired. He was filling the uneX-
pired term of Member w. A. Bowen.
J. F.. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of household furniture at the res
idence of w. S. Fairman, 225 Punch
bowl street, on Tuesday, July 10, 1898.
James HutcheOn, a former luna with
the II. S. Co., Hilo, left by the Coptlc
for India, where he will endeavor TO
start a sugar plantation with Engush
capital.
When the last transports were here
G. E. r. Cutler entertained Mayor
Fitzhugh, Lieutenant Schley and Lieu
tenant Conrad. All are old trends Oh
Mr. Cutler.
w. d. Dressler of the Examiner, H.
r. Rose and w. II. Cameron OF the
Chronicle. A. A Lotto Of the Post, ana
Arthur Dixon of the Call came down on
the Coptic.
"A. w. Pearson, Ed Dekum and many
others have received letters from rela-
tions of Oregon soldiers thanking
them for cOurtesies shown the boys
while here.
A full attendance of the Sharpshoot-
ers is desired by Capt. Dodge for the
meeting this evening. There will be
consideration
mand will take in the big celebration.
James T. Taylor, wife and child, ar"
rived bv the Coptic Mr.. Taylor is a
brother of Mrs. Kleugel. He is a civil
engineer and has had charge of various
irrigation works on the Pacific Coast.
The directors of the Y NJ c.. A.
will hold a special meeting at 1880 tins
evening. One of the matters to come
10 hn
A. Jones, treasurer of the institution.
Pearson & Hebron received another
shipment of large American hagS py
the John d. Spreckels and are selling
them at annexation prices. They claim
for them the best wool bunting that
money can buy.
There is likely to be considerable de-
Law in some of the promised improve
ments in the water works and fire de-
partments. Money was to come from
a Loan fund and there is no telling
when it will be available.
James Dodd, who is in San Fran
cisco. wrote just before the sailing OF
the Coptic that Honolulu would be
made the base of future Manila opeT-
a+ions. and that troops would be sta
toned and sent out from here.
The meeting Of the Executive Com
,oit+ae and the subcommittee chair
men of the Big 100 called for WedneS-
dav afternoon will be held at p. M
TODAY This is official. The place is
the Chamber of Commerce hall.
a Honolulu man has received from
Asa. 6. Bushnell a letter in which this
Governor of Ohio says: Il received
the Commercial Advertiser and was
greatly interested in the paper.
shank you heartily for sending it.
The run of alalauwa still continues
in the harbor. Crowds of natives, men
women and children were crowded
along the wharves last evening with
hook and line pulling the little red t1sh
ont as fast as bait could touch the
water.
Among the passengers who were Ios'