The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-29
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

The Board of Health will probably
not meet before next Wednesday.
High Sheriff Brown may appoint Mr..
Sanery as sheriff on Maui, in place OF
Mr. Hayselden, resigned.
THE Garden Isle" a monthly publ
cation in Japanese and English, has
just made it's appearance at Hanamau-
lu, Kauai
Mrs. A II. Otis and Mrs. Clifford
Whitney will sing There is a Beautiful
Shore. at the temperance convention
tomorrow morning.
Work on G. NJ. Cookies new residence
at Luakaha, Nuuanu Valley, was be-
gun yesterday. The cost of the strlfe-
ture is to be s12,911-
Judge Estee and Clerk Mailing went
to Hilo on the Kinau yesterday. The
United States Court here was adjourn
ed sine die by Marshal Hendry.
NJ. s. Grinbaurn. of the firm of NJ g.
Grinbaum & Co, will arrive In the
Alameda for short stay in the ISL
ands- He Will be accompanied by his
wife.
The newly elected officers of the Luz
sita1a Society were duly installed last
evening. The old officers did not ap-
pear at the meeting. and there was no
resistance.
One OF the passengers on the Kinau
yesterday was Pedro Lopez, wanted In
Hilo for larceny. He was arrested here
on Monday, and sent back to the Hilo
authorities.
Norman Halstead is plotting az new
locomobile about the streets. Othet To-
comedies here are owned by Lilfuo-
kalani, J. 3. Atherton, Prince David
and F. ]. Amweg.
Omoto, the Japanese whose Illicit
distillery at Diamond Head was raided
by the police last Friday, was sentenc-
ed to three months Imprisonment, and
to pay fine of 800.
A teachers life diploma has been
granted to Robert Law. Life certifi-
Gates have been given by the Board of
Education to Miss Aimee Mossman and
Miss Isabella Kelley.
Electrical Inspector Hasson will open
an Office in the Capitol building. He
will be located in the old navy pay
office in the basement, Paymaster Hall
having removed to the naval station
yesterday
James Dougherty. one Of the proprie-
tors of a weekly paper known as Cos |
thereof, and will devote him. |
self to other business. Mr.. Scott sue
ceeds him.
Judge Silliman presented a bill of ex- |
ceptions in the case of the United |
States VS.. Honolulu Plantation Com !,
pany in Federal Court yesterday. Judge |
Estee gave him twenty days to perfect |
papers on appeal.
The bids for erecting the College
Hills residence of Frank Atherton are
as follows: Mcdonald & Langston,
1886; Craig, s9,978; Knight. sS.7S6;
Harrison Mill, $4,000: Patty. So, SIS; Her
shaw. 1924; Savory. $500.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
). B. Dole for a reception to be ten
Tered at the residence of Governor and
Yrs. Dole, Emma street, on Friday at
ernoon, to meet Mrs. Sidney Hooker,
Hrs. Edgar Walker and Miss Perkins.
News was received by Mrs. Robert
Wilcox from her husband, the delegate
n Congress, that he was rapidly re-
from his recent Illness. He
to be out and upon the streets
gain a few days after writing his let
er.
n the Circuit Court, against Frank s.
PAIL, who is connected with the Bere-
ania Street Ice Works. The 1ibellee
) charged with cruelty, and using OBJ
cene.. vulgar and threatening Ian
-uage toward her.
a dancing party complimentary to
Hiss Ruth E. Godfrey of Honolulu will
e given on Tuesday evening at Golden
tate Hall. Miss Godfrey is a daughter
f Captain Godfrey, president of the
nter-Island Steam Navigation Compa-
January 10.
The following officers of the Sanitary
team Laundry Company were elected
ionday for the ensuing year: Presi- n
lent, George c. Beckley; vice presi-
ent, ]. A. Magoon; secretary, ]. Light
DOT; treasurer, Fred Wundenberg; au-
itor, C. A. Brown: directors, J. a. Nc
Z. G. Winston, DR.. C. d.
Wood. DR.. c. B. Cooper, c. l.. Crabbe
nd L. L. McCandless.