Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-08

The Pacific Mail wharf Is being made
rat proof
Papaaloa mill has shut down for a
couple of weeks.
Printing and developing at Honolulu
Photo Supply So.
A gold watch has been found. Sec
Found column on page 8.
Deputy Sheriff Andrew Cox of Wala-
lua is in the city today on business.
Comes & McTighe. successors to Ca
mara & Co., liquor dealers. 95 King ST.
Manager Pat McLane Of Koloa re-
turned to Kauai in the Mlkahala last
evening.
Chief Engineer Bert Wheeler is IN
charge Of the engine room OF the tug
Kaena.
T.. L. Paxton and Albert Raas are
expected from San Francisco in the
Alameda.
The weekly edition of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news Of the day.
George Scott formerly assistant en-.
glneer. has been promoted to be chief
OF the tug Fearless.
Broker Harry ArmitagS is in town
again after several days at home un.
der the doctors care.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Board of Health will be held this aft.
ernoon at the usual time.
At the Koloa Sugar Companys meet.
L.. 4. Il. ftTN
was extended for two years.
The steamer Maui arrived this morn.
ing from Laupahoehoe with 9Gl bags
OF sugar, which was all that was ready
there.
Bourbon Whiskey, years old. $3.50;
Claret, so cents; Sherry and Tokay. 70
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co.. s
King street.
Rudolph L. Auerbach OF w. c. Pea.
Geek e. Co.'S Hilo branch is spending
week in town and exchanging cor.
dial greetings with his many old
friends.
On New Years day there was a Cele-
bration and luau at Koloa which was
followed lip the evening by a pleasant
udnte III lnt COuIlnOuSt'
So Yong. a native of China and citi-
zen of the United States AZ years Vt
age. ha- >atitioned for license to
practice law in the District courts.
The barkentine S. G. Wilder is COM
pleting her cargo at the Likelike wharf
She will sail for San Francisco taking
several passengers tomorrow at noon.
A new pleasure boat built by Con-
tractor Mackenzie is soon TO be put in
the water. From all accounts she Is
to be as fast as the fastest and built
on new lines.
A reception will be given the SUI
| preme Chancellor Commander Of the
knights of Pythias order in Progress
Hall Thursday evening. See notice I'M
der New Today.
Charles David, formerly manager OF
the Waialua Beach hotel, has gone to
Waimea, twelve miles beyond. to live
He is raising chickens and planting
lime and orange trees.
The Iwalani reports the following
sugar on Kauai: X. S. NJ. 500; V. X.
600; Max. $500; G. & r.. 400; Nc
Bryde. 1924; X. p, 400; II. NJ, 1892;
l.. p, 1900. Total, 27,5S6.
The Hall will go out in place Of the
Mauna Loa again on Friday as the re-
pairs to the larger steamer will not bt
completed in time for her to take VI
the running on schedule time.
At a business meeting Of Company
G, National Guard of Hawaii. held in
the drillshed last evening, the follow
ing officers were elected; Gus Rose
ca plain: S. X. Kamaiopili. hrst lieu
tenant, and Daniel KulikG, seCOnu lieu
tenant
A second survey OF the bark Hcspor
was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Her deck load is all of and she has
risen several feet out OF the water
making It easier for an examination to
take place.
A sneak thief entered Hackfeld's new
building this morning and stole a
watch from the vest Of one OF the
workmen. The man was seen and
iCNoHHiI'h Nhp'uih iNobNiN
started on search for him.
Mauae Umauma has brought suit
against Stephen Umauma for absolute
divorce, claiming that her husband has
committed adultery and that this state
OF affairs has been going on for a year
or so. T. McCants Stewart for the
complainant.
There was a report abroad last
night that DR.. Anderson's place on
A!akea street had been entered but
investigation proved the rumor to he
groundless. Suspicious noises were
heard in one of the buildings at the
rear of the doctors Office. - special
police officer made a search but found
nothing.
The steamer Lehua arrived from Mo
lokai last evening. Purser Jarrett re-
ports that 1t was too rough at Kaula'
papa to discharge and SO the lumber
for that place was brought back tC
port She brought no passengers anC
but two packages OF sundries a.
freight.
Lam Zip, one of the bcstknown Chi
nese merchants in the city. was up II
the Police Court this forenoon on thu
lcharge of assault and battery on his
wife. Attorney ChillIngworth appear
ell for the defendant and the case wal
continued until Friday. Mrs. Lau VII
aLarpag har huShan1 with the praVpS