Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-12
LOCAL and GENERAL

The James Makee reports very fine
weather on Kauai.
The German bark Vera will sail
for the Sound tomorrow.
A first.class barber is wanted. Sec
Want column on page 8.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Cooper are ex-
pected back in the Ventura next week.
The fine American schooner -
sailed for Puget sound early this morn
ing.
The new yacht Hihimanu with the
Pirate and Skip will have a trial this
afternoon.
The Kincaid family are booked to re-
turn home In the Ventura arriving here
on the 18th.
Cottage on South street for rent, six
rooms. modern improvements. See
Special column.
One thousand dollars is wanted to
enlarge a paying business. See Want
column on page s.
Hawaiian claims. mostly reasonable
ones. were before the Fire Claims
Commission this morning. ..r3D...
The steamer jas. Makee from Kauai
and the schooners Mile Morris and
Blanche & Ella arrived today.
: NJ. F. Peter has started new mes
senger service under tie name of Ter
ritorial Messenger Service. Tel. Main
1861.
A man in Chicago recently paid
S25OO for a calf McInernys shoe store
will sell you French Calf Balmorals
for $3.50.
A cold glass of beer at the Wels IA
Hao saloon, corner Of Queen and
Punchbowl streets. Three minutes walk
from the Judiciary building.
The Kohala mountains water priv.
lege was the only matter before the
Executive Council this morning, and,
contrary to expectation. was lett stiil
unsettled.
w. VOTERS should be home In the
Ventura. He was booked to leave San
Francisco in her according to advices
BY the last mail.
Among the passengers coming In tne
Ventura are j. +. Morgan, Miss NJ. h
Killean. Mrs. Frank Turk, J. G. Cchep
and wife. Clerk w. B. Mailing. Miss
n. +. Hawiey, c. 5 Desky and l.. 4.
Thurston.
Those wishing reliable horses, ex-
perienced drivers, new rigs. fair prices
and courteous treatment should call AT
. the Territory Stables. Their telephone
number Is Main So. They deliver and
call for rigs free Of charge.
There is but little sugar on the Gar.
den Isle The following report of SUI
gar ready for shipment is made by tbs
purser OF the James Makee: X. S. NJ.
1900: Diamond w. 30O Max, 1850
G. & r.. $685. X. p, 800. Total, 52l'
bags.
The board of appraisers appointed
to place valuation on the Hoatinl
stock of the Wilder and lnter-lslan,
Steamship companies have put thei
figure at S550.00O. Just one-half tn
amount of the combined capital o
the two companies.
Mrs. n. Masuda. who sailed for tn
Orient in the Hongkong Maru yester
day held quite a reception aboard al
vessel before she departed. Amoni
her friends present to nd her good b,
were Consul and Mrs Mkt Saito an
many others OF the japanese colony.
! In answer to Mr.. Davis on the en-
; paneling OF jury In the Nakamur;
case. =. C. Jones said he was bon
in Boston, Massachusetts. and woul,
have been a resident of the Hawaiian
| Islands forty-four years on the seCon'
] day OF next month. The idea OF any
body In Honolulu asking Mr.. JOne
his birthplace caused an outburst }
laughter in the court room.
Prof. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Scott have Is
, sued invitations for the wedding c
their daughter. Gertrude May, to Rich
place In st. Andrews Cathedral q
noon on the cath inst. The bride wi
e b, attended by her sister Miss Mario
70 Scott. II. NJ. Whitney will be hes
man.
The Honolulu Athletic Club will b'
gin practicing for the football season o
the drill shed grounds tomorrow aftel
noon. For the first two or three week
\ old hands at the game will Instruct tn
new men In the art. The regular pra'
tice days will be announced Frida.
The team will be picked entirely o
n. the merit of the men so that candidat,
.s will have to show particular aptness ;
the game II they expect TO be given
W position on the team,
g, In the case of Middieditch VS.. Ha
Of bottle the jury by s. N. Damon, for
man. after a short consultation ye
terday afternoon found a verdict Il
a. plaintiff for 800 and interest Plail
!. tin sued Tor $500. which included Il
interest on rnte for $3.50 ut / per CO,
~ n month. Defendant contended tn
H. usurious rates had beer charPed sa
I'd ing that 10 pc. cent week mad he'
or added In some cases, while the tot
to was made up IF smaller notes whit
p. plaintiff had failed to cancel,
;, In the matter of the estate of Ann
," Holokahiki, a will case, the followiI
jury was empaneled before Judge Get
Yesterday afternoon: j. A. McGuir
Jas. Il. Shaw, II. A. Giles. +. Bs
: fendeau. @. NJ. Whitney. W. n. job
n son, w. r. Chiffon, l.. A. Rostin, ia
ID. Cockett, Vincent Fernandez, J.
Edwards and Jas. Olds, ,Jr. 8.
Kane is attorney for the executor al
- other devisees and J. NJ. Kaneak,