The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-24
LOCAL BREvlTlEs.

AOSfAt<
Hawaiian Tribe order Red Men win
meet tonight for work in the Adoption
Degree.
Delegate Flynn was a passenger On
the Kinau yesterday for Hilo and the
volcano.
Henry Deacon of Hilo has been 'ap-
pointed chairman of the District Road
Board in his district.
A special meeting OF the Hawaii Fer
tilizer Co. Will be held today TetatiEe
to plantation interests
| AVN. c. A. tramping party VIII be
conducted up Mount Tantalus on sat
urday afternoon by Secretary Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Graham and
family sail on the bark Albert Tor san
| Francisco at 10 o'clock this morning.
Fort street merchants complain OF
che practice Of permitting mud taken
| from the sewers 10 lie in the street Ior
| hours at a time.
Mr.. Thomas Prime will lecture at
/ Arion hall this eve under the auspices
of the Aloha Branch The suoJeel VIM
be invisible Helpers.
| w Dow of Hall & Son left on the
| Alameda yesterday for San Francesca
4 where he Is to be married TO MISS S-1i
DINA Rowland, also OF this cliS-
Friday next being the Feast OF 81.
i IaDes there viii be q celebration CT the
1 Holy Communion in st. Clemens
i Church at half past ten O'CLOCK.
| DR.. ID. NJ Thomson the chiropoalss
= leaves today Oh the Tamplco loF -. :
! tie He expects 10 remain there Bar
1 short time and then visit Manila
THE War Department has issucs an
1 order prohibiting the shipment Oh 2hs-
| fuats ana snakes on transports is~sANS
Manila for Hawaii and the STATES.
/ Miss Sarah Robertson enterta1nsa
Il Tuesday for number or WeHesIey
/ College girls. A drive. lnncheoh, s"lF
| riding. and d dance were the anese-
ments of the day.
i Major Charles III. Davis. comman essint
/ at Camp Mckinley, has acceplee liz tne
/ Isenbere cottage on TantaiIs and hIs
! Davis and Miss Davis win spens che
next month there.
Mrs. Emma Lake, wife of Col LAKE,
\ died at their Emma street resluehss 81
i 1850 O'Clock last evening a1ter a ,ons
Illness The interment viii take phase
This afternoon at o'clock at Pesari
city.
| Attorney General Dole and ]. A. Ma
COON viii probably agree upon a state
roent of facts to be submitted 70 ttie
Supreme Court upon the action OF <the
Cont of Fire Claims in charging ices
! for filing certificates.
Letters received from ]. Coerper or
the Kona-Kau railroad. state thSd ne
| win be here about the middle OF hehs
month. with the funds required 10 com
1 ,lfte the road A trust deed to the
Carnania bank for 100000 has been nj
ed in Honolulu.
| Shipping Commissioner w. Porter
RoSd will leave at the enc 81 the nonIh
for Shanghai for a vacation HE mas
/ been given a leave OF absence tot wv IVY
| months by the department ala VIZ
| snend that time in investigations pusl-
| ness conditions in the Chinese cry
II W. G. Weldon, who win tour the
Stntes for the next six months tectur-
ING upon the beauties Of Hawan, ieft Ia
lthe Alameda yesterday. During his an
hence Mr. Weldon will report WeeAiy
to the business associations when are
sending him, as to the attendance upon
his lectures.
ON. new territory of Hawaii has givA
on every possible indication that she IS
| eminentiy worthy of g place in the SIS
! terhood of States and position OF dls-
tinction on the floor OF the federal sen .
ate Every mail brings US news news. o.
J some. bitterly serious row II her pollu-
cal afTairs.-S. F. Call.
| The Board of Health has made no de-
| cision as vet in regard to the appoint
/ roent of a successor to DR.. OnVer late
resident physician at Moloka- ia tns :
meantime DR.. French VIII De coilSl1iuSo
in service until such time as some med
/ zeal man who wishes to make stuoy
Of the disease presents himself.
Judge Humphreys yesterday began
the removal of his law library from
j his chambers in the Judiciary building
TO his old offices on King and Bethel
streets. He has not as yet received the
acceptance of his resignation from the
Attorney General and will now prob
ably remain in office until the first OF
September.
Kawasaki, the Japanese arrested by
| Sheriff Chillingworth Tuesday night foI
selling liquor without Il license, was
: turned over to Collector chamberlain
| Yesterday for violation of the Internal
! Revenue laws. He was taken before
Commissioner Gill in the afternoon and
5 released on 81. 000 bond. His trial VIII
| be held Friday.
: Jared Smith received Interrogation
from Washington yesterday of theNShlp-
? nent of a lot of tumble flies ina re-
2 louest was made at the instance otNAi'
t fred Judd, Secretary of the HawaiNer
9 Stockmen's Association. The bugs aet
2 said to be death TO horn flies pes
which has been annoying live stock II