The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-01-17
LOCAL REVlTIES.

The Gillian bark Alta is owned by
Americans, but was built In Europe. She
cannot. therefore, have an American reg
istry.
Eight discharged artilerymen, and
one soldier on three months furlough,
were passengers yesterday on the Ala
media.
A. w. Pearson, manager Of the Ga
zette Company. has gone to Hawaii for
few days. Secretary Crane is in
charge during his absence.
Franz Bucholtz of Germany, was
made citizen of the United States by
Judge Estee yesterday Mr. Bucholtz
is the we'll known farmer of Hawaii.
Frank Moreno, the King street boot
black. has been robbed of his watch
and chain, and n pocketbook, and sus-
poets a Porto Rican lad whom he shell
tered for night.
A japanese, Toxic. had one leg
broken and his skull fractured by be-
ing caught In tlywheel at the Har
rison stone quarry in Kaimuki. He
was taken to the Queens Hospital and
still lives.
man was seen going home last
night with 22-calibre rifle on his
shoulder. No concealed weapons, yet
ready for the footpad. Up to the hour
c. going to press no casualties We're
, reported. ...
A. G. Loulsson has donated to the
Agricultural Department lO0-pound
bag of coffee grown on his Hamakua
plantation. which Jared Smith will for
ward to Secretary Wilson at Wash
ington by the next steamer.
Edwin Aikue. an Hawaiian youth
was struck by one of the government
dump carts at Fort and Green streets
yesterday morning and one leg was
broken. and he was otherwise hurt. He
was taken to the Queens Hospital.
/ While the Rev. Alexander Mackin-
tosh was on his way to his Judd stree.
home recently he was accompanied to
the very gate by two suspicious char
acters, but he left them so suddenly
at his own home that he believes lie
thus escaped an assault.
& "The Naked Truth" journal on ad-
vertisng published monthly In this
city, appeared yesterday under the edi-
torship of Charles II. Frazier. 1t con-
tains sixteen pages of matter devoted
to the good that comes from judicious
advertising.
The two Nahiku water leases which
will be put up at auction contain an
area of about $4,000 acres. The applca-
ton was made by ii. p. Baldwin for
tHeii saIc, tlt upset prices nave
been placed at $4,000 and $1,000 year.
respectively.
At meeting OF stockholders of the
Honolulu Stock Yards Company. held
yesterday. II was decided to pay % per
cent of the stock outstanding. When
the real estate is sold it Is probable
that thu shareholders will get back all
they put in.
1t Is reported that the Pacific Heights
] Electric Railway Company has made
1 overtures to s. T. Alexander looking
( to the extension OF the electric rail-
way 20 Sugar Loaf, asking that he
take stock for the amount he intended
to donate for the Tantalus road.
Miss Katheryne Kelley. secretary to
Secretary Cooper, left yesterday on the
Kinau for we'll earned vacation.
which she will spend with her sister
Mrs. ]. T. Stacker at Olaa. This is
Miss kelley's first leave OF absence for
three years, and she will stay for a
month on Hawaii.
DIR. c. b. Cooper. who as Exalted
Ruler OF the Elks. journeyed to the
Grand Lodge last year. yesterday re-
eeived the jewel prize for the delegat,
who had Travelled farthest to reach
Milwaukee. The Jewel Is OF gold. the
Elk having ruby eyes. while . diamond
rests between the hornA 2--