Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-17
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

Lost column.
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, 1919 Fort St., $3.50 per week up.
Comes G McTighe, successors to Ca
mara & Co., liquor dealers, 95 King ST."
Governor Dole will not leave for
Washington in the Alameda, but in the |
Sierra next week.
Albert b. Clark, dentist, has opened
parlors at the southeast corner OF Ber-
etania and Miller streets.
The police are still up in Kalihi val. |
ley but nothing has yet been discov. |
| cred Of Woods whereabouts.
A receivers sale Of the property OF
the Kona Sugar Co., Ltd, appears in
this issue. See under New To-day.
Bourbon whiskey, years old, $3.50;
Claret, so cents; Sherry and Tokay, 70
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger CO.'S,
King street.
Secretary Henry Z. Cooper was at
the Capitol this morning, after having
been confined to his home a fortnight
with spraineu knee.
Judge Estee this morning issued
monition to Marshal Hendry for the
seizure of 231a articles CT immoral inn
portation from Japan.
A sweet potato weighing 1iA
pounds, grown at Puuhue, Hawaii at
tracts the public gaze in the window Oh
the Hawaiian News Co.
The Executive Council discussed
land matters all morning upon propo.
sitions submitted by Governor Dole.
ihe session resumes this afternoon.
Notices of Importance to those inter.
ested in the estate of John Grace late
of Honolulu and Maloina j. Rowell,
late Of California, appear under New
Today.
Chief Justice Frear asked George
A. Davis on Saturday for more author.
tties in the Walter G.. SMITH habeas
corpus matter Mr. Davis complied by
tlling a brief, since which nothing has
moved.
A meeting of the trustees OF the |
Home for lnCurables was held this |
forenoon for the purpose OF discussing |
the plans for the erection OF new |
building. No definite action was taken |
at the meeting.
The c. +. Herrick Carriage Co. Is |
celebrating st. Patricks day by putting
up permanent signs of bright green.
Every day will be a celebration with
them from this on.
+. l.. Cutting. manager of the Pa
cifc Vehicle and Supply Co., returned
from the East and California In the
Alameda. During his trip he made
many purchases of vehicles and har-
ness of the latest designs which are
soon to arrive.
Cecil Brown appeared in the Police
Court this forenoon on the charge OF
common nuisance, he having been
served yesterday with a penal sum.
mons issued at the instance OF the sani-
tary inspectors of the Board of Health.
1t was said that Mr.. Brown as the
agent for the Kanoa Estate, has failed
to comply with certain stipulations
made by the inspector in connection
with place on South King street. It
having been found that Ma Brown had
absolutely nothing to do with the mat
the defendant discharged.
DR.. Albert h. Clark who was born
in the Islands and who has been in
Chicago Tor thirty years, Is now In Ho.
polulu. II is his intention to locate
here permanently. DR.. Clark is
brother of Mrs. o. II. Gulick and Mrs.
Austin of this city and Mrs. Severance
of HilO. He has two daughters in
Hilo-one Mrs. Sedgwick and the
other Mrs. Balding. Mrs. Clarke is
now visiting her daughters in HilO but
will soon be in Honolulu. When seen
this morning, Dr., Clark said: An my
| family is here and my aloha Is here,
so there was nothing for me to do but
| return to Hawaii
The Olympic baseball players Of San
Francisco have sent a most generous
offer to the players here through Wal
| ter Hyman. The board OF directors OF
the Olympic Club have decided that
OF the $500 required to bring the club
here they will put up one half Of the
amount, the Honolulu players to put
up the other half. The first $3.50 taken
In as gate receipts at the games will
go to reimburse the local people and
| II there is anything left over, seventy
five per cent will go to the Olympics
and twenty-five per cent to the HOnolu
lu players No more generous offer
could have been made