The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-17
THIRTEEN
TRUE BILLS
A Weeks Work of
Maui's Circuit
Court.

court has been In session all the week
with the exception Of the two holiday
on the nth and 10Th, The grand jury
was discharged by Judge Kaius on the
eth. They brought In thirteen true bills
and recommended that a man be sta
toned at the railroad crossing near
the Waikiki Sugar CO.'S min 20 warn
people of the approach of sugar trains,
and also suggested that the high nune
which crosses the road in the vicinity
OF the mill should be covered TO pre-
vent pieces OF cane from falling upon
the heads of pas.ers-by. Both the
fume and the railroad crossing are
thought to be places OF danger to the
public. The trial jury probably has
still two weeks work ahead Of l..
MAUrs SPORTING TRIUMPH.
All Maui people who have sporting
blood In their veins are rejoicing be-
cause OF the overwhelming victory OF
the Maui Athletic Association nine over
Hno at baseball at Wells Park on Ka-
mehameha day. The score OF IL tp z
tells the story OF how much Hilo Was
outplayed by Wailuku. During the
ninth inning Cornwell Of the M. A. As,
at first base, while leaping up to catch
high ball. was bowled over by the
base runner and badly injured at the
nip. II It had not been for this acci-
dent the score would have been one
less for Hilo.
As this game was the only celebTa-
ton Of the 1lth in Central Maui,
great crowd of people assembled al
Wells Park, filling the grand stand &c
overflow
After the game a fine luau was Eiver
by the Athletic Association to the Hilc
baseballists at the residence of T. Il
Lyons. During the feast. at which
more than 100 guests were present
speeches were made by l.. M. Baldwin
president of M. A. A.; by Captain w
II. Cornwell, Jr., and by Messrs. Brow
and Easton OF Hilo. During the sam
day, at Lahaina, the Morning Stars o
waTluku defeated the Lahaina nine b,
, a score of IS to 12.
Though the Hilo people are desirou
. of having a Wailuku nine visit Hilo o.
, July 4. the Wailuku athletes prefer
contest on their home grounds wit
some crack Honolulu club. They hav
now a fine ground. new grandstant
I and are playing good ball." and ma,
. urally wish to contest with some of tn
. skilful players OF the capital There
= reason to believe that Maui nine migi
: win the baseball championship OF III
@ Territory
e EAKAwAO LITERARY SOClET'
= The June meeting of the Nakawa
: Literary Society will take place Fr
: day evening. the Goth. at the residen'
u OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hair, Hamak,
{ apoko. The operetta, Barber Of Bath
l. will be given again.
MAUI'S FAIR COMMITTEE.
o The selection of Messrs A. N. X,
:. poikai, ID. d. Baldwin and II. c. Scar
@ as a committee to have charge of Ma
4 exhibits to the Louisiana Purchase f,
g position is decidedly good one. !
n n. Kepoikai is the attorney for the
a G. & s. Co. and can well represent II
sugar interests; u. ID. Balwdin Is Il
o owner of the largest pineapple plai
tation on the island and an authorit
a In educational matters and on Hawi
, iian land shells and ferns. and r.
n Searle is a partner in the largest coff,
e plantation on Maui and the manager
( an extensive cattle ranch as well. Tn,
are most of the local enterprises We
!. represented.
= MISCELLANEOUS.
h Saturday night, the 7th, at Paia, al
Tuesday night, the 10th, at Hamaku;
I poko, the Indian jugglers, Nahom
n ha hic axhihitipt
u of their skill to large audiences The
two Hndoos have visited Manila, j
: pan and various places in Hawaii, al
I are now on their way to the mainlan
n BY Wednesdays steamer Mr.. AZ
1t Mrs. w. o. Smith and L. s. Distri
n Attorney Breckons arrived on Maui al
d have been the guests of II. A, Baldw
d Of Hamakuapoko. Mr.. Smith return,
a tn Honolulu per Mauna Loa on Frida
2. The evening of the llth an lat hom
was given by Mr.. c. h. Wells at h
sc Wailuku residence. A large number
he Wailuku and Kahului people We're pre-
e. ent and much enjoyed dancing on t
20 new lanai.
10 Miss Cora Culbert of California
visiting her sister. Mrs. T. NJ. Chur
ID of Kahului. She is the twin sister
IN Miss Carsey Culbert.
as Today Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Zumws
ct and four children depart for Honolulu
IN intending To take the Sonoma for I
I'd Coast. Mr.. Zumwalt will engage
ne some mercantile business in Calforn
ot BY the steamer Tampco. that sail
ly from Kahului on the 18th. Mr.. and N
Sc William Coffee and two children
ce Spreckelsvile departed for San Fra
~ cisco, They will join Mr.. w. ]. Lo
s. rie in Porto Rico. Mr.. and Mrs, 10
re Decoto We're also passengers by t
he Tampico.
rs Last evening the Makawao Debati
In Society discussed the question. #
~. solved, That the Leper Settlemt
should Become a Federal Institution
'rs No vote was taken on the merits of I
ne arguments submitted.
,el The Maunaolu Seminary will hold
ed closing exercises on Wednesday. |
on 18th.
UP Hon. II. T. Baldwin will be pres,
al the wedding of his son Arth
'k- which will take place on the l7th
-as Glenville. o.
all Dr u Rno,A ~ NyailnGn is ran,