The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-10
LOCAL BREvlTlEs.

Rentable houses are again becomin.
hard to find.
j. d. Marques and wife have return
ed from the Peninsula.
Consult the want advertisements n,
Eext page today if you are seeking a
herrae rooms, board, etc.
/ The Young Mems Christian Associa :
ton meeting at o'clock Sunday after
noon will be addressed by w. B. Ban
croft.
The ten men on the eligible list for
! letter carriers have received notice To
meet General Erwin at the postoffice
this morning.
Miss Rose Dawson is again at her
I old post in the Board of Education Of
fee, resuming the duties Interrupted
by Her visit to the Buffalo Exposition.
Walter Alvarez, the best scholar in
fhe High Senool last year, in class
exceptionally bright, has gone to San
FRANCISCO to study in the Cooper Medi-
cal<College.
IT. F. Sedgwick, assistant in the ex-
perimental station department. who
returned by the Sierra, is now at work
with Jared Smith in the office in the
basement Of the capitol
The Territory did not get very fat off
the police court calendar yesterday.
The only cases We're Callahan, yaeran
cy, one month; Williams, drunkenness.
S2 and costs; Ho Koon, horse united.
IS and costs.
Capt. Harry Klemme, Company A. N,
G.. H, celebrated his thirty-fifth birth
day yesterday. A fine Manila pearl
scarf pin from his brother Carl was
among the numerous remembrances of
the happy event.
Pachecos dandruff killer and prickIy
heat cure is meeting with great sue
cess throughout the Territory For
sale by all druggists, and at the Union
barber shop. Give it a trial and be
convinced of it's merits
The new postoffice at Hauula will
shortly be opened, with Moses Aalona
as postmaster. Mail will be sent and
special service, but later a regular
route VIII be established.
During absence of the Attorney Cen
eral, Deputy Attorney General Cath
cart will be the responsible head of the
office in all things that can be entrlst-
ed 10 a deputy under the law The
newspaper reports to the contrary are
without foundation.
Acting Governor Cooper will today
entertain at his Peninsula home a par
ty made up of Delegate Wilcox and
several OF the federal o1nclalS at
luncheon, to be followed by a launch
ride about the lochs. The party will
inspect the proposed site for the naval
station.
During the absence of Attorney
General Dole the business of the de-
partment will be conducted by Mr.,
Cathcart, as Acting Attorney General
The story published by the Bulletin
that the duties of the Office are to be
combined with those of Secretary Coop
er, is an error.
Franklin Austin, president OF the F.
NJ T. C. A, received a letter from
Francis Murphy by the last steamer,
stating that he proposed leaving sgd
ney on the 18th instant, to arrive here
August 27. The Murphy Club boys are
preparing to give him a great send
and it is hoped that all those who took
the pledge when Mr.. Murphy was here
will join in the demonstration.
T. F. Sedgwick of the experimental
station who returned from his vaca-
ton in the Sierra, had a sad experience
because Of the strike at San Francisco.
He planned to ship his household
goods to Honolulu on the same boat,
and had his furniture packed on a
van ready for shipment. The van was
blockaded by strikers, and the furni-
( ture was not placed on board the
steamer. He is anxiously awaiting
word now from his family as TO the
ultimate disposition of the van.
Attorney ]. L. Dunno replied to Mr.
Lowrey's letter concerning the confine-
ment of United States prisoners yes
terday. Referring to the section of the
statute quoted by Mr.. Lowrey, Mr.
Dunno writes: II have the honor to
point out that in any discussion Of the
law of communication, this section is
irrelevant moments reflection will
satisfy you that the scope of this sec
ton is limited to internal discipline
and treatment; the section has nothing
whatever to do with Communication.