The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-12-10
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

The Supreme Court will adjourn to-
day until the 9Th of January.
There were 80 arrests made Sunday, Is
Tor drunkenness but not one for assault.
The buoy at Kapaa was carried
was recovered later.
The schooner Alice Kimball is at
present engaged in carrying cane cars
from Kahului to Hama.
Mr.. Mason T.. Prosscr, who spent
Thanksgiving in town, went back to his
Kauai home during the week.
Miss Ben Taplor, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Chas. b. Cooper returned
to Hawaii in the last Mauna Loa.
Mrs. Peck and the Misses Peck, who
have been spending some weeks in town.
returned to their home on Hawaii on
Tuesday last
Mrs w, II. Rice sr. and Miss Mary
Rice came In from the Garden isle carly
in the week to attend the Macrarlaue-
Lunne wedding.
Mrs Noonan and Miss Katherine Wld-
iiiield will go to Hawaii sometime during
next week TO visit with Mrs. Noonahs
relatives there.
Charles, the two-ycar-old son of G.
b. Danielson, was killed Thursday by
a kick from horse at the Makik fire
station.
The ava license for Honolulu Dis
trict was sold at auction to G. X. Aki,
for $l,00l he being the only bidder
The upset price was $1,000.
e. l.. Clement has revived his adver-
Using monthly at 1ilo. 1t is called
side Lights on Advertising" and is
readable and useful publication.
The Supreme Court concluded the
hearing of the argument in the ca1h
Of Hackfeld x Co VS.. Grossman Bros,
Saturday, and adjourned for the term.
a force of carpenters was engaged
yesterday in making improvements in
the registrars office i'm the judiciary
department. \ new floor is being laid
Twenty five thousand packages of
flower seeds will be sent from Wash
ington by Delegate Wilcox to Wray
Taylor. They viii be for free distribu-
lion.
As no reporter was permitted ON
board the battleship Wisconsin 10 en-
quire why quarantine had been rails
ed against visitors, the conjecture is
that the vessel is again visited by
measles
The material owned by the Nahiku
Sugar Company. which now is closed,
is To be taken to Kahului where Is
will be sold. \ number of farmers.
chiefly Portuguese, have settled on the
Nahiku lands.
The fire commission will, after next
Saturday. take recess of sixty days,
and during that time will complete tn"
consideration of claims in which evil
dence has already been taken. Chair
man Macfarlane will take a trip to the
Coast in the interim
The condition of Mrs. Emma NJ. Ma
nf hn m = a
private ways and water rights, who
has ben seriously i'll for the last three
weeks, has changed slightly for the
better. Her attending physician enter
tains hopes of her ultimate recovery.
The income tax has been very nearly
collected there being less than $1,000
still outstanding. Collector Pratt says
the general tax list is considerably
larger, but the lists have not been com
piled yet, as returns are still coming
in. The delinquent list viii soon be
published.
Principal Dyke, of Kamehamehd
School, says that it is improbable that
there will be an athletic meeting OF
Founders Day this year. An athletic
meeting has been a feature of the Gel.
ebration in past years, and the sports
on Founders Day have long been look
ed upon as ushering in the season OF
track athletics.
Saturday morning some boys who were
gathering crabs on the beach at Kakaa'
ko near the Union Feed Company's ware
house, came across the body of n newly
born white baby, buried in the sand and
covered with large piece Of coral The
police were informed of the find but W
10 last night had no clue.
Rapid Transit car &c, being the pio,
neer car, had the honor Saturday af
ternoon of being the first car to g
over the new kalihi extension tract
which goes as far as Kamehameha "
road. Manager Ballentyne and a mum
her of the directors enjoyed the frs
trip over the new road which wa
found to be in excellent shape Ia
road was opened to the public yester
day. and until Wednesday transfers {
the Kalihi extension cars will be Civ
en- from the main line. After that dat
through cars will run all the time.