The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-09-04


department You require In any cas,
drilishcd where most of the early
work IN the company viii h. held,
which wiil Of course. be supplemented
by outdoor drill IN the streets.
BECOME AMERICAN CITIZENS
HLo. Hawaii. sept. 1.-The oppor.
tunity now being given to those resi-
dents who lave not previously taken
the oath OF allegiance 20 the Republic
OF Hawaii or to the United States a.
become citizens Of the latter country
and OF the Territory, has been taken
advantage OF by quite n large number
during the past week; so that there VIII
be a bunch OF votes cast this year by
| those who have never taken a hand in
Hawaiian politics previously. Judge
Little held Court for this purpose from
Monday until Thursday inclusive and
the following became American citi-
zens in good and regular standing"
"a c. Steele, IL. r. Hambly, c. o. Smith,
| q. Il. Alfonso, f. G.. da Rosa, V. "A.
| Carvalho. ]. p. Fernandez, Sr., Jose
! Vierra, j. G. Serrao, T.. da Silva, j. Du-
arte. Geo. Kaeser, j. Burkinslow. J.
Pritchard, d. Lycurgus, A. Il. Lindsay,
J. A. Hamburg, VIM. Mckay j. CANA
! llelson, j. Il. Rocha, A. T.. Sutton, NJ. J.
de Gouvea, Manoel Pereira, Jules e.
Carvalho, L. Turner, Peter Glib, +. IL.
Haley, j. T. NOR, +. T.. Hime, Geo. V.
Jakins, r. HOWE, ]. C. Hattie, A. Zlm-
norman, O. Omstead, A. e. Koran. j.
u. Gamalielson, w. Mckay, T.. w. Bar
nard, w. Niccolls,sM Kot, John Hamn
ton, Diego G. Jardim, Joag Carvalho,
NJ de +. Spnola, Marx Coleman De-
claration of intentlon-Dr. Elliott, S. w.
Webb, J. II. Bole.
BACHELORS COMBINE.
HILO, Hawaii, Sept. 1.-The Herald
says: Puueo has the distinction of be-
ing the home of the new club OF bache-
lors. The home is on the Amaulu road
near the government road and is fitted
up handsomely. The organization is
new and the membership is limited
Tom Cooke. of Mr.. Baldwin's office is
president. w. j. Stone. vice-president,
Mr.. Romano, treasurer, and l.. Pilgram,
secretary At present there are fifteen
members and each one has made n vow
of celibacy. The club has chef who
looks after the wants of the inner man
in way that reminds the boys of
home
a SEMI WEEKLY SERVICE.
HILO, Hawaii. Sept. LIN the ques-
ton of improved mail service the Trib-
une has frequently tried to work up a
little vitality in the dry bones; its VI
talizing energy Is perhaps sometimes
misdrected; people have so stated in
Saturday morning interviews. But
provided the enlivening business
amounts to something after a while the
main object Is accomplished.
Your remarks in the Tribune week
before last" said well known gentle
man who runs a stage line, were
somewhat Off. The Government will
not allow anything for extra mail car
and so by them. Now the thing for
you to do is to agitate the proposition
that when schedule for Island mail
carrying is fixed that 1t shall conform
more to Hilos needs than the present
one. If the u. S. postal authorities de-
eide that Hilo needs only one mail
week, and one which makes no par
| tIcular connections with Coast steam
matter of fact there should be two
mails leave regularly every week. each
way on that route. One Wednesday
and one Saturday, perhaps. Then il
one steamer just misses foreign mail,
as the Kinau does frequently now. we
shall not be obliged to wait whole
week for another, If the postal people |
think we need this. the cost will not |
cut any figure, but they will not spend |
five cents on irregular or unscheduled |
transportation, however much we need |
it."
HILO. Hawaii, Sept. 1.-The Hllo pa
pers say:
c. N. Wright, wife and daughter are |
In Hilo with n view to making this |
place their permanent residence, Mr.. !
Wright spent some time in Skaguay |
and was one of the first men at Nome. |
Isaac Frickson's plans for the resi-
dence of the fathers of the Catholic
Mission have been accepted and he has
been awarded the contract for con-
structlng the building.
i. Sou2a has leased the Coney pre-
misses on King street, opposite the
Court House. He will take possession
when Mr.. Won Gravemeyer vacates and
viii rent the rooms.
Dr. Hayes will return to Washington
in the time to be present at the conven-
ing of Congress.
Mrs. r. G. Hitchcock returned to Hilo
on Monday after an extended visit to
Wailiilii.
II. i. Gehr, president of the Kohala-
Hilo II, r. Co., is expected home the /,
latter part of September
The Otila Fjord sailed for the Sound
yesterday.
Work on the Waiakea tow path is
progressing favorably.
Mrs, Stacker and children returned
from Olaa on Monday.
The new warehouse of the EIilo Mer-
camille Co. Is under roof.
A prominent Hawaiian from Mani ]