The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-01-12
LOCAL eRe wtles

residence
i'or the convenience " shippor thr
pna,f ~ Hstih hqs establishes q
hr0rch ~ the office NJ Geo u Carter
Tho Net ras1'i"o aoiumohue ~ nov
hrirr sst un IVY urroiuin preparatory
tn bcing rut nron tho streets
rl,u ls rolre formulated bv tho
i'rer'ore NJ tho Famaip pi1rtrtion 10
ra'"oa tho capitalization of The com-
pany.
70 is reported th1l the Tramwavs
Crmrnrv WIN not rcHsc work ON lave
TO-" '''rk unless ordered to do so by
The court.
Rev VIM Gl'drcr of the Christian
Chu'rh cvrorts Zoo yal ON the NrRtr1li1
iur tho Coast in the hope OF benefit
ding HIS health
\ cane car RIM over I1n'rasa Inc
h''or 1n Eva p'lrt1'icr Monday frlr-
"r.rr his 'hlrh He was b-ourht to-
the city and r1ccd iu hospital
TNn ruN nf rr vrr.raI hlrknufirr
Carson rs still moorgd cua'dc the reef
ON Wn'k.ki and for me present moth
ra 's hein" douo urau the wreck
One Of he notable New Years day
p1rtirs was th't given bow Dr. "a Ar
m'tare to ten Of his friends. at Wlilu-
In. Music was prominent feature.
Jrdre Perry Yesterday fixed the bail
OF Jacintho Ranavitz at $500. Bana-
yit2 is awaiting trial In the Circuit
Court for manslnurhtcr in having shot
young Joe Borgess. two weeks ago.
Six japanese fremon on the steamer
Mango Maru deserted from the vessel
4 day or two ago. and the police are
looking for them. The Mango Maru
is under grea, expense while in port.
George II. Carter has transferred the
freight department of the Board of
Health from the Judiciary building to
his office at the Hawaiian Safe Deposit
building.
The agricultural resources of the
Islands Will be investig so led by Mar. c.
Saylor of the u. s. Ayr cultural De-
partment. Mr.. Say'or recen ly ar
Fed here from Washington and WILL
remain several months.
A. w. Carter has been gwen absolute
authority by president Wood In the
Placing OF health guards about infect
ed premises, removal of tenants to the
detention camps and hospitals. and in
the control of health guards generally.
Theo. Hoffman yesterday began the
erection of new ice plant in this city,
to be situated on the old Cyclone
Park at Kewalo. The ice plant and
cold storage buildings will be one story
in hight but of large size on the
ground. Extensive modern machinery
is to be put In, and operations will be-
gin within ninety days.
A fine business block is soon to be
erected on the Austin property on
King street, opposite the Advertiser Of
flee. Hon. S. NJ. Damon. agent for the
estate, made arrangements while in
Boston for the new building. plans for
which Will be furnished by Ripley q
Dickey. 1t is expected to be one of the
best business blocks in Honolulu.
a large meeting of the Chinese
n erchanrs wi hin the infected lines
was held yesterday morning Paul
Neumann was appointed as their at
torney to acc for them in looking after
their interests for damages against the /
The row-boat patrol watch Marshal |
Brown maintains in the harbOr Is now |
doubiy vgiIant 10 prevent Japanese |
and Chinese from leaving the harbor
in boats and making heir way to !
o her parts of the island. Shifts of |
three men each form the day and night |
palros.
ar II. Renjez, long and favorablv |
known as a mdrher of the firm OF f. /
\. Schaefer & Co., has severed his |
connection with the firm, and will |
leave in March for Germany, to reside |
permanently. Mr.. and Mrs. Reniez !
will be greatly missed Mrs. RenjeZ Is !
a prominent member of Honolulu So
c.ety,
l.. Kinney. an elderly American,
about 60 years of age, and unmarried,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon in
his carpenter shop at South and King !
A postmortem examination
by DR.. Howard showed that Mr.. Kin
ney died of heart disease.
The Foster and Irwin blocks on |
Nuuanu street were freed from quar-
antine yesterday afternoon. They are
occupied by Lovejoy & Co., liquor
dealers; japanese liquor dealer; |
Schweitzer & Co., dry goods; and c.
j. Fishel, general merchandise.
Capt. Thompson OF the schooner
Mary Il. Foster was not. it transpires,
into port on the 9Th, when she scraped
her keel. Pilot Lawrenson was in
command, and the slight ac-
cident was due to his keeping too near
the spar buoy according to shipping
men.