The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-16

The Democrats will organize this |
evening at Progress Hall at 7:3O in
stead If in the Dill Sued which is
unavailable.
R.v. W NJ K,ncaid last evening
delivered a very interesting address
at he Triangle Club on corruption
10 Municipalities"
Don't fail to ring up Telephone
444, American Messenger Servlce, il
you have any messages or packages
to deliver.
When you want hack ring up
1911. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, fine hack,
and no overcharging.
The Christian Church members
are seeking a suitable site for their
church, as the lease of the land on
which the present church stands
will shortly expire.
1t was almost like old times yes.
terday on the Oceanic wharf when
the good ship Australia departed.
Captain B-rger's baud was there
aud SO we're the les.
The schooner Norma has reached
Hanaei vii h leak in her hull. She
encountered heavy weather and was
overloaded, but Cap, ain Weisbarth
pulled her through Without loss OF
lille.
A. the Ladies' Singles yesterday
Mr., F. G Field was defeated by
Mrs = G. Wilder, and Mrs. A. NJ
Brown defeated Ms H Gum. Play
will hs resumed at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Keutucky's famous jessie Moore
Whlskey, u"equat'ed for its purity
and exceieure. On sale at any of
the saloops aud at L"vejoy & Co.,
Distributing agents Cor the Hawaiian
an"s
o. F,iiay evAning, at 7:30,
meeting is to ba held a, the II 'gh
Shool to consider he revival Of the
Hawaiian A ri.ul ural Association
viii b reud-red such substantial SER
vice to the country some years ago.
Vary handsome business blocks
are to be eracted by Mr.. Young and
the Bishop Estate on the late Nc
Grew and Arlington lota, and in the
course OF time the Arlington Hotel
is to be improved and finally re-
moved to another location in the
vicinity.
The Jury in whose hands is the
matter Of the widening OF Alapai
street Waved the thoroughfare yes
terdav and decided that it should
BIZ widened. The make up al the
jury is az follows: Geo. F, Mcleod,
Theo. F. Lansing, j f. Colhurn, E.
S. Cnnha, j, j. Sullivan and John
d. Holt.
PC. Jones, j. p. Cooke, H p.
Baldwin and E D. T@nney comprise
committee Of the plantation agen-
cies to make contracts for the dis
posal OF the sugar output tor the
next three or fiv- years. ii. L. Bald
win has already gone to the Coast
in the interest OF Alexander " Bald.
win.
George r Carter has resigned
from M mh-rship in the Honolulu
Stock Exchange Mr. Carter offered
his resignstion and asked that Mr..
j, R. Gslt, employed 10 the Hawai-
ian S,fs Deposit aud Investment
Company, be- elected 10 his stead
The Exchange debated the matter
some time and yesterday accepted
Mr.. Carter's resignation and admit
ted Mr.. Gait to membership.
A number OF officers OF the Jockey
Club and owners OF horses will meet
tomorrow morning at The race track
TO select a proner place for the
judges stand. the timekeApars AMI
thu weighers will he located 70 ths
old jndgs's stand which will be
lowered to prevent any ohstruc'l ~
OF he races from the grand stand
building,
Tbe Executive Committee OF thu
Hawaiian Jockey Club met las
evening al the Pacific Club and ar
ranged a program for the rae
Fasetings which will b. held At va
pinlani Park N the = b and I tn o
Juae. The program will he sub
Iaitted TO thu leading horse owner
and suag4stiops in regard to altera
tinnl will yaoutua dina confederation