The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-21
LOCAL BREvlTlEs.

Pacific Lodge A. F. & A. NJ. Work in
third degree
Excelsior Lodge meets tonight for
work in the initiatory degree.
The election ballots for the other is
lands We're made up yesterday and win
be sent out today.
r. Fern has been appointed mem
Der of the District Road Board for Eva
and Waianae, vice J. NJ. Ezera, resign
ed.
The compound Baldwin locomotive
brought here by the Alaskan is now
being set up in the Oahu Railway
yards
The nominations of H. a. Juen and ].
M. Camara as representatives for Oahu
we're filed in the secretary's Office yes
terday.
Mrs. T. H. Gibson's class in embroid-
cry will meet on Tuesday afternoons at
2:3O in the Y. W. c. A..rooms instead Of
ON Saturdays.
The police viii begin an active cam
paign against awnings and other street
distractions, acting under instructions
from Secretary Cooper.
The wedding of A. A. Braymer of the
Won Hamm Co., and Miss Kate Corn
well will be celebrated in Central Union
church on November 18th.
Mrs Paul Neumann leavesA today in
THE s,onoma for San Francisco en- route
to Mexico on a business trip. She will
be absent about three months.
Gov. CIeghorn wishes the Advertiser
to deny the Bulletins statement that he
has offered to make good the alleged
shortage in the Department of Public
Works.
The Tanbara Gusaboro murder case
will be taken up the first thing this
morning in Federal Court. The entire
day will probably be consumed in the
impaneling of the jury.
A native named Pohaialii dropped
dead in front of the Sailors Home yes
terday morning. Through some mis-
take the body was taken to the Queens
Hospital, but was afterwards sent TO
the norgue.
The auction sale of the Hamoa Plan
tation lands was postponed yesterday
because of a proposition from Hama
Plantation for a purchase of the prop
erty Hama wants about 500 acres of
the Hamoa lands.
Plans are being discussed for the or
ganization of a fourth football team.
for the purpose of furnishing trial
horse for the league teams, during the
three weeks yet intervening before the
regular games begin.
Mr. A Aston Deas of Waialua, and
Miss Josephine l.. Shelhamer of Homo
lulu, were united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents, Satur-
day evening, October the eighteenth,
Rev. j. P. Erdman officiating.
/ Mr. and Mrs William c. Roe have
sdanee in honor of the twenty-fifth an
niversary of Mr. Roe's employment at
the Honolulu Iron Works, to be given
Wednesday, October %. at s o'clock.
The still captured by Sheriff Chilling
worth on Saturday was turned over to
Collector Chamberlain yesterday and
the owner will be prosecuted in Federal
Court The still had evidently not been
used for several months, but the mere
possession is a crime under the Federal
laws.
The annual meeting of the w. c. T.
u. will be held at the house of the
president, Mrs J. NJ. Whitney, at 2:30
Tuesday afternoon. All ladies interest
ed in the cause are cordially invited to
be present a social time after the
meeting is expected and reports are to
be read.
j. K. Burkett, normal instructor and
Inspector of schools of the Fourth CIR
cult. Dept. of Public instruction, VIII
leave on the Sonoma today for a six
weeks vacation. Mr.. Burkett takes the
trip on the advice of his physician.
Mrs. Burkett will accompany him and
visit relatives in Illinois.
Robert W. Scott. who was at one time
manager of the Hilo hotel, is now en-
gagged, with great show of success, in
endeavoring to float a company for the
reopening of that hostelry. The plan
is to secure a lease OF the hotel build
ing for a term of five years, and i'm
mediately outfit it with new furnishings
and open it for the public.
Lorrin Andrews has had handsome
gift from the Honolulu Baseball
League. 1t is a woven gold fob with
charm representing crossed bats on a
chest-protector, with catcher's mask
and ball. The charm is inscribed: "To
Lorrin Andrews in appreciation of his
services to the Honolulu Baseball
League of 1902 p A c. NJ c. H A