The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-14

and that point and the Volcano House is
quite marked.
J.. Waiter Jones, official stenographer Of
the Supreme Court, is acting in that ca
pacity during the present session of the
Circuit Court in Hilo.
c. A Brown and wife arrived by the
Claudine on business connected with an
important law case involving the own
ership of Hilo waterfront lands.
Messrs. Smith and Parsons and Mr.. Bit
things of Honolulu have been. engaged By
the Japanese charged with the murder OF
his wife in Olaa some months ago.
F. NJ Wakefield has leased a portion OF
the old Severance property on Waianue-
niue street from A. B. Loebenstein, and
will erect a two-story office building on
THE site.
J. E. Miller, manager of the California
Fertilizer Works, is making one of his
periodical visits to Hawaii, meeting with
his usual success and greeting many old
friends.
Chief Engineer Kluegel and his corps
of surveyors will move camp from Keaal
Ito Mountain View this week and COM
lplete the final survey of the Hilo Rail
road to Twenty-Five Miles
1t is probable that the width of the
sidewalks on Front street will be estab-
llished at fourteen feet At present this
street between Waianuenue and Ship
man streets.
Miss Kruger, formerly of Honolulu, has
located in Hilo and will probably have a
class of music here.
Luke LIE Blond has returned from the
capital.
Franklin Carly and bride are settled
at Papaaloa.
Miss Todd returned last night from her
first visit to Honolulu.
Mr.. Brughelli of the City Stables Com
ipany has returned from the Coast.
The Santiago brought about 200 tons OF
machinery for the Olaas mill.
Twenty-Five Portuguese arrived by the
Santiago to work on plantations.
E. D. Baldwin has a f9e orchard OF
lines and Riverside oranges in Olaa
Contractor Whitehouse is making a
deep fill on the line of the Hilo Railway
above Nine Miles He thinks trains will
be running to Mountain View this sum-
pser.
I G. F. Alfonso has been admitted TIC
pra ctice law in the District Courts and
to take cases into the Circuit Court on
appeal His license was granted by Judge
Little on Tuesday.
A. Mckinney, late of San Jose, Is now
assistant to Manager Bosworth at the
Owl drug store. Mr.. Mckinney met many
old friends on his arrival in Hilo. With
his wife and child he is domiciled at the
residence of E. E. Richards, Puueo.
One of the Japanese jockeys formerly
in the employ of Horner's ranch was
thrown from a horse some weeks ago and
received injuries which will probably
keep him off the track for the balance of
his life.
The banks Martha Davis and Santiago
arrived in the harbor on Tuesday, six
teen days and nineteen days respectively
from San Francisco.
The boxing bout promised for next
Tuesday night has fallen through. Nc
Donald, one of the principals, has gone
to Honolulu.
J. w. Givens, head carpenter for Olaa
Sugar Company, has rendered his resig-
nation, to take effect April 1. He will To-
cate in Hilo and engage in business as a
contractor.
Mrs. l.. Hellbush is seriously i'll.
J. G. Jones of KukuihaeIe has been
serving on the Grand Jury.
Company D, NIGH, was inspected by
Col. j. Walter Jones last Friday night.
J. n. Woods store at Nine Miles is in
full operation and business is reported as
good.
Mrs. Allan Wall died of heart failure
at her residence, on Volcano street, Mon
day night.
DR.. R. H. Reid has been appointed reg
lister of deaths, births and marriages
Mrs. Warland, wife of Captain War;
land of the Amy Turner, has been ill at
the residence of o. A. Steven, Olaa
c. E. Richardson found the climate of
kaumana trif1e too cool for him and
came down to Hilo to get warm.
Deputy Attorney General J. W. Cath
cart and Chester A. Doyle will probably
retdrn to Honolulu next week
The following passengers arrived by the
bark Santiago on Tuesday: P. McKin-
hon and wife, Miss Louise Pomeroy. S.
W. Lycan, Jessie Lycan, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. H. Rice.
/ This is the Week of Prayer observed by
Protestant churches throughout the
world. Interesting union services have
been held every night at the Foreign
Church. The meeting to night (Thurs-
day. will be led by Mr.. McTaggart, and
will have for its subject, Prayer for
Young People and Children" Mr. Desha
will lead the meeting tomorrow night,
when the subject will be Our Homes. -
Attorney Nickeus is on the sick list
Rev. s. L. Desha is i'll with la grippe
Snow still caps the summit of Mauna
Kea.
The Roderick Dhu is not yet finished
dfscharging cargo.
I The parents of Drs. Milton and Philip
Rice arrived by the Santiago.
Major Purdy went to Olaa yesterday
looking up insurance matters.
Miss Naiifma may be made assistant to
Mrs. McStay at the Twelve Mile School.
The only passengers by, the Martha
Davis Were Mr.. and Mrs. Brughelli and
w. H. Lewis.
The Hilo Railway tracks have been laid
to within half-mile of Kapoho, the Pu-
"a terminus.
Miss Dolly Sumner is residing with Mrs
"A. c. Steele at the residence of the lat
ter in Puueo.
Contractor Robertson gave bird din
ner to few friends at his residence in
0laa on Sunday last.
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