Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-24
Monday, March 10.


w. r. Castle will soon erect a stable
and camp on his Mt. Tantalus lot.
Lyle A. Dickey has been appointed
Second District Magistrate of Honolu-
lu.
Col. ]. w. Jones resumed duty as
chief court reporter this morning after
a severe illness.
Karl II. Behne, for the last eight
years time keeper at Eva plantation.
leaves In the Australia for an extended
trip to Europe.
w. A. Bowen and family are in
tending to leave for their old home In
Ohio next August. Mrs. Bowen and the
children will remain away for year.
Fred Booth OF New York, who was
here with the First New York Regi-
ment, has returned to the Islands to
accept position as luna on Eva plan
tation.
Word comes from Kauai that w. II.
Rice Jr, has not accepted the position
of deputy sheriff rendered by the gov
/ eminent. 1t Is said Mr.. Rice prefers
position in the tax assessors depart
| ment.
| Well boring on the island OF i>iihau
is progressing rapidly. l.. Il. Pinkham
has force Of six men engaged on the
nrst experimental we'll. This has been
sunk 200 feet and the bottom Of the
solid rock has not been reached.
| Mr.. Blackie. who was for time with
the Fowler Plow Co. Is back in his old
position on McBryde plantation. The
plantation has four new sets OF steam
plows. the railroad is nearly complet-
ed and locomotive is expected next
month.
McBryde plantation is reported to
have had considerable trouble with
Japanese laborers Of late. The full
police force of the district on one or
Two occasions was called out to quell
difficulties. The ringleaders are now
in jail and everything Is quiet.
Deputy Sheriif armsted OF Kauai
made trip to the island OF Niihau
last week to investigate the destruc.
lion by fire of houses on the island.
he found no clue but Appreciated
. \ seven lepers. 1t is said no physician
: I 'yted the island for several years.
: mas been eiers. Past Chief Ranger.
: irana Court, Ancies. delegate to the
I ters, which will meet in Ss.r .. ro,es-
8 IN May s. He intends leaving ~ sS..
i steamer Of April II. Mr.. Peters w.
he founder OF Court Canoes In Homo
u .ulu.
1 Homer T.. vincent, who was hos
70 pilal nurse at Camp Jones, was arrest
IS ID for stealing tools, revolveIs and
b mandolin from the N. G. II. barracks
10 lie gave away Vincent, who was CAM
10 steward, as an accomplish and boil
y men are In custody. Vincent was ar
Iv4t n hav, L. ,l,av.
ne had shipped as sailor.
Tuesday, March 20.
or Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pomroy hav
10 the sympathy OF their many friend Il
10 the death of their son, aged two year
c. and five months.
Goo Kim Fui, Chinese Vice Consu
H. his given relief to seventy-three II h.
ne countrymen out of the $500 lately pu
10. in his hands by an anonymous philar
n thropist,.
T. Wednesday. March Il.
O. Notices have been served on q
&C. property owners along the new pre-
G. posed extension of Militant street, b,
IN, tween Queen and Halekauila streets.
er The Kerosene hospital will be maiI
tained for the present to shelter II
ed curables, maintenance being by privat
he subscription. Bishop ana Mrs. VIII
n have leading part In the movement
W. Armstrong Smith has come out
m quarantine after his services as hea
'as nurse at the pest hospital. He will T.
sumo duty as principal of Kaiulal
school whenever the Board Of Educ
ng ton decides to reopen It
So Polynesian Encampment No. I. ].
ng Y. F., indicted the following once