Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-05
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page s.


city for short stay.
Gentlemen, refresh yourselves at tho
First National Saloon.
Order a case of Primo lager from the
Brewery. Tel Main 3il.
Part of the house occupied by Dr.
Hodgins is for rent. See To Let col.
umn.
The weekly edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news Of the day.
Horses, plantation mules. W. s.
Withers; stables next Automobile
building, King street.
For baby carriages and sewing ma.
chimes and stoves and safes, call on
Hotfschlaeger Co., Ltd.
All the PEERLESS PRESERVING
PAINT co. ask is trial and you win
be convinced Of its merits
The Aloha Branch of the Theosophi-
cal Society meets this evening in Arlon
hall back of the Opera House at the
usual time.
Commissioner L. s. Gill held the
three persons arrested for liquor SELL
ing near Camp Mckinley in $1,000 bail
each and set their preliminary exami.
nation for Friday.
A plea in bar has been filed by tho
defendant in the damage suit for breach
of contract brought by J. ID. Paris
against J. A. Magoon, administrator Of
the estate OF A. Fernandez.
Or. and Mrs. John S. McGrew have
announced the marriage of their niece.
Maude Mary Gillette to Archibald AL
fred Young, to take place at $50
o'clock on the evening of June Is. 1902.
at st. Andrews Cathedral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lucas were run
into by Portuguese in a surrey on
Beretania street yesterday afternoon
and wheel was taken Off their buggy.
Luckily, no one was injured The Por-
tuguese was racing with a Countryman
OF his.
At the close of the o'clock lecture
in the Y. w. c. A. rooms today. a vio-
lin solo will be given by Miss lola Bar
Der who leaves soon for the Coast.
Mrs. Joseph Richards will be the speak,
er this afternoon. Subject: In the
Public Eye"
Mr.. Schoaff, who was formerly con-.
nected with the grocery department OF
+. II. Davies & Co., has accepted new
position and is now to be found In
charge of the Triangle grocery store at
the corner of King and South streets
He owns a half interest in the bust.
ness and is getting along in fine shape
While riding along in buggy at the
corner of Bethel and Hotel streets
last evening, Colonel c. J. Mccarthy
was run into by a hack and thrown
out. He was bruised considerably about
the head and one shoulder but fortu.
nately did not suffer any serious injury
His horse was caught before 1t could
run away.
Among the passengers for Molokai
in the Lehua yesterday afternoon were
High Sheriff and Mrs. Brown who have
gone into the mountains with a party
for a few days outing. Some little
time ago, Mr.. Brown sent up his larg.
tent and his whale boat and while he Is
on Molokai he intends TO have fine
time hunting and fishing.
c. F. Reynolds, commissioner to sell
Manoa property in the partition suit
of Victoria S. Buffandeau VS.. A. A.
Montana. has made a return showing
its sale by auction to Henry Water
house 4 Co. for $1,000, with advertis.
ing expenses Of S22l0. and asks for a
reasonable fee out Of the proceeds be-
sides confirmation of the sale.
Although Jim German continues to
improve. II is not thought conducive
to his best interests to have so many
people calling at the house every day,
The Bulletin has been requested Ia
state that Jim will be able to get out
much sooner If he is allowed to remain
quiet during the time that it will be
necessary for him to stay in bed.
a a meeting Of the Maile-Ilima
Athletic Club last night the following
ClltfiS Mflt tltNNtNl W btlNt uNl lllB INV
ensuing year: Sam Johnson. presi'
dent; p. Benson, vice president; II
| Luhisen, secretary; S. c. Chilling
worth, financial secretary; w. w
Wright. treasurer; Prince Cupid, L
V. Richardson, Il. D. King, trustees.
Judge Gear rendered Judgment fol
plaintiff in the case Of Isaac Tesla VS.
| II. Kaualhilo ct al. By the judgment
John +. Colburn, executor of the estat,
OF A. Rosa, is made trustee to convey
to Tesla certain parcels of land in KOo
lauloa. w. o. Smith and Louis J. War
rem appeared for plaintiff, and Lorril
Andrews for defendants, at the hear
ing this morning.
Bids for construction OF Hilo's new
wharf were opened in Hilo last Satur
day. The Hawaiian Engineering ant
Construction Company, Cotton Bros
and Lewis Bros. of Hilo were the bid
ders. The formers bid was the low
est and was accepted. Work on tn
new wharf will begin in about tire
months. The wharf will be 800 by lOC
and will be located about 800 feet iron
the Kinau wharf.
Frank Lamos, a Portuguese helpe
at the Hawaiian Electric Light Works
had his arm fractured yesterday after
noon. Lamos was engaged with othe
workmen in installing large piece q
new electrical machinery near the Ala