Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-11
LOCAL and GENERAL

day.
There was no Executive Council
meeting today.
A lady clerk is wanted. See ad In
Want column.
F. J. Cross left in the Kinau today
for a short trip to Lahaina.
A nicely furnished cottage is for rent.
See To Let column on page s.
Taks . ride on the electric cars up
Pacific Heights. Fare s cents.
Newly furnished rooms are for rent.
See To Let column on page s.
One hundred shares Of Olaa assess.
able sold for 80 a share this morning.
Latest picture Of Carrie Nation and
her Ratchet on view at the Pantheon
Saloon. F.
The American ship Governor ROBBIE
sailed for the Sound in ballast this az
ternoon.
Quite a party Of Porto Ricans de-
parted in the Kinau for Hawaii this
morning.
Furnished hooms in private family
on King street near boarding house
See To Let column.
c. II. Schneider while riding bicy-
Gle yesterday slipped on wet car track
and dislocated his shoulder.
w. G. Cooper of the First National
Bank was at his desk this morning af-
ter quite severe spell of sickness.
In the Circuit Court, Judge Gear is
still hearing testimony in the case of
Kapiolani Estate VS.. A. L. Cleghorn.
Collector e. r. Stackable and.speclal
treasury agent J. c. Cummins sailed for
Hilo in the Kinau today to inspect the
work OF the Hilo Custom House.
The 9O-foot high pole, from which
Seabury made his high dives, has
been presented to Uncle Sam by ]. c.
Cohen.
Frank Woodbridge. bookkeeper for
M. Phillips & Co.. left In the Kinau to-
day. From Hilo he will go TO San
Francisco, returning in about two
months.
The HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY
CO. carries q stock Of photograph al
buns larger than all other stocks ir
Honolulu combined and they do not
give them away.
On account Of the high wind the
steamer Hawaiian may not leave for
Kahului today. With the present
weather It would be impossible to work
freight at the Maui port.
Harry Armitage. A J. Campbell. c. J.
Falk, j. r. Gait, F. NJ. Lewis and r.
w. Single. leave in the Mikahala this
afternoon for a visit TO the McBryde
plantation at Eleele, Kauai.
The conference committee should
complete its work on the current ex-
pense bill this afternoon. II not, the
bill will surely be completed tomorrow
morning so that 1t can be brought be-
fore the Senate and House Saturday
morning.
In the Police Court this forenoon
Francisco alias Rosindo Crepo wa.
sentenced to thirty days imprisonment
at hard labor on the charge Of vagran
cy. Rathburn, charged with adultery
did not appear on the scene and forfeit
ed bail In the sum Of $50.
Nine out of the twelve Cinnamon ar
rested yesterday on the charge Of con
spiracy against Chu Fun, laundryman
have been released on furnishing bal
In the sum of $500 and bond. The three
Cinnamon still In prison are Fong Sing
Chun King and Chun Sock. Two o
the twelve defendants appeared a
. plaintiffs In an assault case this fore
noon. The case went over until to
morrow.
At about 3:45 o'clock yesterday at
ternoon and while the conference com
mittee was in session, motion to ad
journ was made. The natives were Il
favor Of going on with the work for an
other half hour and had gone alonl
about five minutes when the ban
struck up on the Capitol grounds. TIL
committee struggled vainly for Will
and then gave up In despair, Mr.. Ka
4 lauokalani himself making the motio
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