The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-09
News Of the Town

The Aariposa will sail for San Fran
cisco on Tuesday
The Stock Exchange fell into line
yesterday afternoon By waving Us
usual session
The rainfall of last night and this
morning was one and shirty-hun-
/ dredths Of an inch
r ". Mckinney. real estate agent.
was taken Ill yesterday vh4Is doing
business at the Pacific Hardware Co. s
Office
The officers and directors elected to
serve for the ensuing year in the cor
poratiou of E O. Hall & Son. Ltd. ap-
pear elsewhere in this Issue.
Marshal Ray has suspended Sheriff
Andrews from duty as his deputy on
| Hawaii. 10 give him a chance TO clear
/ himself Of charges made against him.
Have you ever tried the Territorial
| Stables? Their rigs are first class and
| their horses. well. just you drive them
once, and then you can make compari-
son.
The China ana Mariposa's passenger
lists reveal many old familiar faces.
In the crowded state of these columns
il is impossible TO give special well
come TO them individually
The Republican charter commission
did not meet yesterday evening. re-
ports from the subcommittee not be-
ing available in their entirety. The
meeting was postponed until Friday
evening February 18th.
Right kind of spectacles and eye
glasses can be obtained from A \.
Sanford. Boston building. Fort street.
The S. S. Mariposa will leave Homo
lulu for San Francisco on Tuesday, the
18th inst, at 10 o'clock.
George Lucas. commissioner Of
court, gives notice elsewhere of the
sale of real properties of Geo. Wash
ington Smith under foreclosure of
mortgage. al u O'Clock noon today in
front of the Judiciary building
4 force from the Road Supervisor
Department spent some hours at work
upon the culverts on Beretania and
King streets in keeaumoku which had
become filed with debris. causing the
storm water 10 overflow the land.
Hawaii Land Co.'S newly elected Off
GERS are: W C. Achi. president and
manager; NJ. W. Nakuina. vice-presi-
dnet; Jesse Makainai, treasurer
Enoch Johnson, secretary; Chris. J,
Holt, auditor; Jonah Kumalae, F. j.
Tesla and ]. NJ. Kea, directors.
W. Maurice Tobin, King OF the
Midway" has arrived here in the in
terest of the Burning Mountain vi
Hawaii and the Hawaiian village a,
the Buffalo exposition. Mr., Tobin
may now investigate whether he told
the truth in all he said about Hawaii
while spelling for the Hawaiian Vii
lage at Omaha.
Judge Humphreys found it imprac
ticable to adjourn court at noon. be
cause fifteen witnesses in the trespass
cases from kaneohe were being kept
from their homes. AS he had adjourn /
ed court the day after the news arriv-
ed of Victoria's death. it was assumed
that no want of respect could be i'm |
agined out of the necessity.
Mrs. John Chalmers, Los Angeles. |
Calf. wishes any of the Masons, Odd |
fellows, Catholic Clergy or Salvation |
Army, who know of her husbands |
Whereabouts to write to her. He left |
home to visit Honolulu and was suffer |
ing from overwork. All papers in Ha- |
wall are requested by the woman to |
aid in the search for her husband.
Thomas W. Gays funeral took place |
from ST Andrews Cathedral at 10 /
o'clock yesterday Bishop Willis Off /
ciated. Wray Taylor, organist. con-
Quoted the musical part. There was a |
numerous tribute of flowers The |
pall-bearers were Hon. Sam Parker, /
Hon. ". o. Smith, Geo. S. Harris, !
Frank Halstead, Charles Baker and /
Judge W. L. Stanley