Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-06-20
LOCAL And GENERAL.

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The mail by the Mariposa was dis
tributed at about 2 o'clock today.
Mystic Lodge. No. 2, X. of p. meets
tonight in Castle Hall. Fort street.
The grand house moving Of public
Offices will take place the first Of July.
The Lehua will leave for a special
trip to Lahaina at 5 o'clock this after
noon.
An important notice by the Homo
lulu Water Works appears under New
Today.
Il. p. Mabie was the only passenger
from Maxwell in the w. G. Hall this
morning.
There were 92,1s6 bags of sugar left
on Kauai yesterday when the W. @.
Hall left.
Secretary Charles Wilcox is back at
his desk after three days Of the pre-
vailing uncomfortab leness.
Wa Kee, charged with common nui-
sance. was fined IS and costs in the
Police Court this forenoon.
T. c. Wills, merchant and postmaster
at Pahala. Hawaii, is in town attending
to public and private business.
The Triangle Literary Club has de-
cided to have no meetings during the
hot months Of July and August.
Through passengers by the Mariposa
are all over town and in the suburbs
today seeing what there is to be seen.
b. F. Dillingham; was in San Francis
co when the Republican delegates ar
rived. He accompanied them to Phila-
delphia.
The wedding Of Miss Alys Danforth
and Mr.. Frederick LANCE will take
place in st. Andrews Cathedral this
evening.
Miss Edith Howe. professor Of elo-
cution at Mills College will give two
literary recitals at the Y. NJ. c. A. See
ad under New Today.
Twelve mongooses have been trapped
In four days on Pacific Heights. The
noxious animals have been depredating
the nests Of skylarks up there.
A nalfwhite named Cogshall employ
ed by Wilder & Co. Is in the Queens
hospital severely injured by falling on
a picket fence. He is improving.
Mashimoto alias Shimoda was fined
$3.50 and costs in the Police Court this
forenoon on the charge of selling
sipirituous liquor without a license.
In the Police Court this forenoon At
torney Weaver called Captain Parker
by the name Of KAPPA and there were
all manner OF smiles among the attor-
neys.
This Is the last round trip OF the
steamer Mariposa In the Colonial mail
contract. On her return TO San Fran
cisco one Of the new Oceanic liners will
take her place.
Bruce Waring & Co. are disappoint-
ed in not receiving the tie plates for
the Pacific Heights trolley line. Ac-
cording to instructions the material
should have come in the Mariposa.
The time has once more arrived for
the announcement of the night bloom
ing cereus show at Punahou. Now for
daily locals in the papers and poetry
inspired by the beautiful blossoms.
There is a big mass meetin OF ma
tives at Waialua this evening. The
three native leaders. Messrs. Wilcox.
kalauokaiani and Kaulia arrived at
that place this morning and are stay
in gat the Queens place.
NJ. W. Backus and wife OF Oakland
were passengers in the Mariposa this
morning. They are here for a months
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Rhodes.
Mrs. Backus is a sister OF Mrs. Rhodes.
Mr.. Backus Is wholesale shoe man Of
San Francisco.
q Postmaster Dat stated this morning
that II was impossible for him to lie
eide on his other appointments right
away on account OF not having learned
as yet the pay Of the various positions.
He will be in position to name all
his men in few days now.
In the Police Court this forenoon All
King was fined 81 Oand costs on the
charge Of having che IA tickets in pos
session. Deputy High Sheriff Chilling
worth stated that some "insee" had
been found on the fellow but that the
charge Of unlawful possession of opium
would not be pressed.
On account Of the many interesting
cases in the Police Court this forenoon
the court room was crowded When
Judge Wilcox took his seat he said,
"All right, Marshal" force OF habit
was so strong. Then Hanrahan, police
officer, knocked twice with his
and work began.
Judge Stanley has discharged the in
junction OF M. +. Killean against
Charles Bellina and others and re-
leased the bond except as to past dam
ages sustained by defendants because
Of the injunction. The injunction was
to restrain defendants from building
operations at Union street and Garden
lane which would deprive plaintiff of
air and light upon premises leased by