The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-12-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Rails have been laid at the head OF
| Alexander street, Punahou, by the Rap
| id Transit Company.
The Hawaiian Planters Association
have moved their laboratory 10 the cX-
detrimental station.
The current number of the Humane
Educator is the strongest and most
Entertaining one yet issued.
! officer IL. a. Gavricka, OF the Mount
ed Patrol. has taken "A position as plan
tntion policeman in Spre"telsN lie.
Il. O. Hall " Sons new building il
rapidly approaching completion and
watchmcn are now posted there every
night.
Any person having information con
iCerning John Walton Lawson Win con
fer n great favor on his friends by send
ing the same to Rev. q. l.. Pearson
Honolulu.
Friends of the widow of Alfred Hal
der, who died of his injuries at the
! Queens Hospital last Monday night
are circulating a subscription iol hei
benefit.
! The recently appointed deputy sheriff
% koloa, Kauai w q. Crowe,l, is on
active duty on the Island as Il mcmb"I
OF the police force. He went there lasl
Tuesday.
| The statement that the planters hay,
agreed tos pay VIM. Haywood, their
representative at Washington, $4,000
per year is an eXaggeration, Mr., Hay
woods salary is $1,000.
one of the new park commissioners
for the ensuing term Will be \. 5. Cleg-
horn. lie will take the place # FranK
hustace, who recently resigned. l.. a
Thurston and Cecil Brown nav beer
rcappuinted,
The land on which Relief C'lnp No. |
on Touchdown street, is located Eas
been acquired by Levers q COOKE, who
VIII open lumber yard lHcre. They
VIII take possession on January 10.
Ihere are about hundred people quar-
tered there.
Mr. and Mrs Henry II. Coopec will
entertain number Of friends ~ the
Peninsula Saturday afternoon A cruise
about Pearl iiarbOr viii b. taken in Mr..
tooper's launch, the Manuwai, and
dinner served afterWarl at the beach
residence.
Sam Parker will not hurry away
from here. SO long as he gets to Wash
ihgton In time for the inauguration GER
cmonies on March 4, he will b. satisfied
Parker also is interested In the extra
81 ssion, In which much OF Hawaiian
legislation Is expected To come.
The Portuguese are talking OF organ
Hng political club. The newspaper
man, j. A. Al. Osario. is the .rost act
i've worker. The organization win be
non partisan In the beginning but it's
influence will be thrown 20 The party
promising to further Portuguese inter
ssts In the next election.
The postofiice inspector, Nj, Robin
son, says that free delivery Of mail in
Honolulu gill begin about tn. first or
the year. Mr. Stevenson is dairg rapid
work in street numbering aud hopes
that all the numbers win arrive this
month, so that they may BE- paced. At
this rate 1t viii be possible 20 entirely
cover the city with special delivery sys-
tenn before the month Of January e1-
pires
Judge Kalua Of Maui viii act ns the
presiding Judge at the ccmirg session
or the Circuit Court OF the second cir
cult. Those who went win him ir the
kinau were the following. j. w. Cath
cart, Deputy Attorney General vi
Cheong. official Chinese Interpreter.
and G. l.. Hopkins. official Hawaiian
Interpreter. Chester Doyle accompa-
MED the Deputy Attorney General. He
VIII act as Japanese interpreter at the
session OF the court.