Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-01-02
LOCAL and GENERAL

Take ride on the electric cars up
Pacific Heights. Fare cents.
A bankruptcy notice of J. A. Butter
field appears under New Today.
See For Sale column on page for q
horse. buggy and harness, cheap.
A notice to creditors of the ]. J.
Stewart estate appears under New To
day.
George Gardner, Englishman, was
naturalized by Judge Estee this morn
ing.
Camara & Co. can now be found on
Alakea street between King and Mer-
chant.
There are furnished rooms to let on
Richards street. See To Let column
on page s.
J. NJ. Vivas has a few importe |
milch cows for sale. See For Sale col
umn on page s.
The island steamer J. A. Cummlns
was taking on considerable freight
this morning at Oceanic wharf.
Frank f. Thompson. administrator
has returned the value of the late J. j
Stewards estate as S1i01.1O.
Quite number of the golfers of the
city went to the Moanalua links yes.
terday afternoon for quiet game.
The educational classes at the Y. NJ
c. A. will begin tonight at the usual
time and the gymnasium class will
commence tomorrow evening. b..
j. Kahaulelio petitions that w. o.
Smith be appointed guardian of his
son, Joe Jose Kahaulelio, aged six
years and whose mother is dead.
Popular George C. Stratemeyer who
was temporarily suspended by Collec,
tor Stackable for fifteen days returned
to duty on the Goth Of December.
The German ship Marie Hackfeit
will be locked at Railroad wharf today
The agents. II. Hackfcld & Co.. will be
gin discharging her cargo at once.
II you want any of the exquisite col
or work or those pretty tapa albums
that are now offered by the HoNOLU
LII PHOTO SUPPLY CO.. you had hes
get in your order early as the suppl!
does not nearly equal the demand.
In the Police Court this forenoon
Chu Kun, the man who was arrest 4
some time ago in the store of tn
Kwong Lee Yuen Co. on the charge .
unlawful possession OF opium. plead
ed guilty to the charge in the Polio,
Court this forenoon and was fined s.,
and costs.
b. Kaunahi a former Custom Hous
guard. was arrested yesterday on tn
charge Of selling sipirtuous liquo
without license. His case came al
for trial In the Police Court this fore
noon but was continued until tomu.
row at the request OF his attorney, A
G.. Correa. f......
The excavations for the building 4
the corner of Fort and King streets viii
be finished by the end Of the week
The contractors have been bit hanti
capped because Of their Discriminate
20 let off no blasts OF giant powder dur
ing the busy hours OF the day but. al
things taken into consideration. the
have done excellent work
An explosion took place at the Homo
lulu Steam Laundry works at 9:3
this morning. The bottom of the "a
generator used for heating purpose
blew out. Mr. Mcintyre, foreman o
the works, was badly scalded in tn
arm. Some machines are put out o
use for several days. Louis Marks, tn
company's manager says that the ac
cident Was one that could not hav
been foreseen.
In this issue appears the professional
card of Messrs. Peterson & Matthew
man, who start out with the New Yea
In the general practice of law. Mr.. Mat
thewman, though new arrival hero
comes very highly recommended, an,
intends to make the Islands his home
He is a graduate Of Yale Universi'
and also OF the Yale Law School, elias
Of 'S6, and is a practitioner of the ba
Of the courts of Connecticut and part.
cularly of New Haven, where he Ia
been actively engaged for the past fou
years. He leaves large and lucrativ
practice to throw in his fortune an
grow up with what he considers an
terms the best of our new posses
sions." Mr.. Matthewman was admitte
to practice before the Hawaiian bar o
Monday lTt.