Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-05
LOCAL and GENERAL.

umn.
First class carpenters are wanted
See Want column.
Take a ride on the electric cars up
Pacific Heights. Fare 8 cents.
Drop In and take a nice hot bath
at the Pantheon on Hotel street
Bicycle repairing at greatly reduced
rates at the Walker Cyclery, kins
street.
Csmara 4 Co. can now be found on
Alakea street between King and Mer-
chant.
There will be meeting Of Lodge lie
Progress tonight Work In the third
degree.
n. W. Single Is supposed to have
missed the boat. no letter having been
received from him.
The American ship John c. Potter
came In this morning from Tacoma IN
command OF Captain Meyer.
The John Currier will bring for T. II.
Davies 4 Co. 10000 barrels OF Roche
Harbor lime and 100000 red brick.
The u. S. transport Meade was
scheduled to leave San Francisco On
the list for Guam and PHILIPPINE ISL
ands via Honolulu.
II is a question which is the more
popular-the Kamehameha cigar
among the men or the Kamehameha
green band amongst the ladies. Both
are pretty.
Miss Rosa +. Miller, late Of Santa
Rosa, Cal. and VIM. Franklin Diehl
were married yesterday afternoon at
the home of @. w. Patton. on the Wal.
kiki road. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. g. l.. Pearson.
The steamer Albion of the Kimball
Steamship Company which was report
ed as having left San Francisco about
the goth of last month got away on the
9th inst. with large consignment OF
food supplies in her refrigerating space
Makiki residents are angry at the
blocking Of the entire width Of Wilder
avenue by the Rapid Transit Co.'s oper'
atoms. The company Is making m
effort today, on account Of complaints
to cart away the earth thrown out 81
as to clear one side of the street.
A proposition is now on foot to Sc
cure the support of the business people
to having in view the operation ofsth'
steamer Elihu Thompson as a regula
boat plying between Seattle and thi
port. A. A. Finke, agent for the Capt
toll Brewing Company of Seattle al
pears to be the father of the proposl
ton.
c. p. Grimwood. w. o. Smith, Mrs
H. A. Baldwin, J. II. Lichtig, c.
Graham, A. A. Braymer, W. A. Bale,
A. w. Dunn, DR.. Sega, N. Omsted, d.
Moore. DIR. Frear. ]. 7. Taylor. Mis-
A. Z. Judd, Mrs. H. G. Alexander en-
Miss Alexander were passengers fc
Maui ports In the Claudine yestcrda
, afternoon.
Many of our readers have Aim {
plate negatives that they have take
: themselves, and do not realize thi
bromide engagements of these will 81,
) the most exquisite results. Go to In
store of the HONOLULU PHOTO SUI
PLY co. and see some sample enlarge
ments that have been made from ord
nary Kodak negatives.
The improvements that have bee
made and those that are In course {
construction at the railroad wharve
have been the means of increasing tn
arrival and departure of vessels froI
that section Of the water front to
marked degree. Yesterday no less tina
five deep sea vessels were occupyin
berths for which the railroad compau
receives the same rate of wharfage d
paid at the regular city wharves,
|
Goodall is the name of a mulatto VIII
was arrested at the corner of Fort an
School streets last night on the chare
of using vulgar and profane languag
in public street. The patrolman WI
made the arrest stated the languaf
used by the defendant In the presen;
of two native girls of questionab
character, was certainly vulgar al
profane. Goodall admitted that
swore. The prosecution asked that Il
defendant be rcprimanded and di
charged. Judge Wilcox advised Il
young man to go to hardware stor
order bag of rock salt and then civ
himself good soaking to take OF
} some of the freshness.