Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-09
LOCAL and GENERAL
Q. II. Berrey,s office. s Cnmpbell bid

G Co.. Tel. Blue 1872.
II. May & Co. will he closed on the
18th. See New Today.
An important notice to precinct
! clubs appears under New Today.
For baby carriages and sewing ma.
chimes and stoves and safes, call on
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd
The Honolulu Baseball League to-
day shipped playing material to the
boys at the Leper Settlement.
There will be no concert at the Cas-
tie home in Manoa valley this evening
as has been enormously stated in the
! papers.
! Judge Estee approved the report and
ordered the discharge Of John d. Holt
Jr., receiver of the Austin Publishing
Co. in bankruptcy.
Shippers per Inter-Island Steam Nav
igation Co are requested to note the
fact of change in the form of ship
ping receipt See their ad page s.
Peter Martin a native of Chill, was
made an American citizen by Judge
|
Santos Guido recommending his appli
cation.
Patriarch Alexander Smith of the
Mormon Church. gave his views OF
Heaven" in Arion hall last night The
audience. though small, was very at
tentive.
Inspector J. X. Burkett last week
began the visitation of schools in the
country districts of this island. Ha
finds the schools well attended. but
the weather even warmer than in town
Don't forget Camarinos OF the Cali.
fornit Fruit Market when you want
fruit and vegetables. He ALWAYS mas
on hand fresh supply OF both ;siitor-
MIA and Island fruils Telephone Main
37S.
J. Bachelor, the license inspector
has returned from trip to Kauai on
business connected with the Treasury
. Department He landed at Waimea
, and went overland to Nawilwili to
, catch the Hall.
Man Chong. a Chinese haCkman. was
d arrested this morning on a warrant
charging him with furious and heed.
less driving. 1t seems that yesterday
| he ran over and injured quite seriously
e white boy who was riding along on Il
| bicycle.
The steamer Kinau sails at noon to.
morrow for hilo and way ports: the
Maui sails at o'clock in the afternoon
.or Maui ports; the w. G.. Hall gets
away at o'clock for Kauai ports. and
he Noeau sails for Hawaii and Maui
. ports at noon.
Q The local agent Of the Globe Naviga-
. ton Company, L. +. Beebe. returned In
the steamer Maui yesterday from Kahu-
n lui where he went in the company
n steamship Tampico. The Tampico sails
q from Kahului tomorrow for San Fran.
= cisco with 1900 tons OF sugar.
i The Golf Club will have it's medal
:. ton, a medal will be awarded to tn,
d player going over the course in tn,
smallest number OF strokes. When thi!
competition Is disposed OF the club will
get up a foursome tournament.
During the present baseball season
there have been played. one ten-inning
, on eleven-inning and one fourteenth
Al ming game. The playing OF the variou
teams is steadily growing better. TIL
II. A. C.'s stand at the head OF the lis
10 and the Punahous are in second place
}, The schooner James ROlph, Captain
10 to complete her sugar cargo for Sal
ID Francisco This morning she took su
A. gar from the Island schooner IA Mo-
with $50 tons Of sugar aboard sn
t. leaves for Eleele, where the balanc
it ~ 1000 tons will be taken on.
= ]. II. knight was admitted to tn
20 IIactice OF law by the Supreme Cour
=, this morning He is n native Of Kar
-. Has 80 years of age and a gradual
-. OF the Boston School of Technolog
ID and the Harvard Law School, beside
O. being practitioner in the Federal an
M State courts of Massachusetts.
Mrs. Nakuina, Commissioner OF PR
vate Ways and Water Rights. 7. Nc
n Giants Stewart attorney for the Palol
N Land & Improvement Co. in sui
now pending before the commissions
NJ. ID. MonsaTrat. surveyor, and attol
III neys and private parties Interested l
us the case. went up into Palolo vale
Ia Saturday to go over the various place
ID in litigation.
:, Walter G. Smith editor of the At
H. vertiser. sent to Jail for thirty days o
the charge of contempt Of court, wa
~, pardoned Saturday afternoon by Gov
" erenor Dole, after about IS hours incal
Nv ceration. When seen by Bulletin n
y porter about the pardon, Governor Do
~ said The punishment seemed to n
on to be entirely excessive, That is a
'u' there Is to say"
he Honolulu lovers Of sport were give
no their moneys worth on the campus
% Oahu College Saturday afternoon TN
~ most excellent games OF baseball wei
played. The first was between the
=" A. C.'s and Maile-Ilimas and was VIC
v" by the latter in eleven innings, Il
'' score being to 6. The second gan
VIZ was won from the Artillery team |
the Kamehamehas, the score being
0.