The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-18
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
w Hobron is IN at his home.

T. W. Hebron is i'll at his home.
The relatives OF the late ]. T. c.
Heine have a card OF thanks in this
paper.
Mrs. Hanna has received August
Butterick patterns and the Delneator.
Union and Hotel.
Judge Humphreys refused the appli-
cation of Z. Kakina of Kauai for license
10 practice law in the district courts
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold a social this evening on the
lawn at the parsonage on Beretanla
, street.
C. H. Jennings viii leave on the
schooner Helene today at noon for San
Francisco on his way to Porto Rico.
where he will locate.
Major Camara has resigned from the
Democratic Territorial Committee and
will devote his time to the new Portu-
guese political club recently organized
Helen Wilder Craft has undertaken
the task OF raising $500 for the pnr-
chase of a drinking fountain to be IN
stalled at the new Mckinley memorial
park.
An assignment was filed in Federal
Court yesterday of the S2940 judgment
obtained by Hans Lorenzen against the
Inter Island Company to his attorney,
]. j. Dunno. The consideration named
is $40.
There was no meeting of the Execu-
tive Council yesterday owing to the ab-
. sence of Governor Dole, who is In Maui
looking into some land matters. He
expects to return from his trip on Sat
urday'S steamer.
J. Morton Riggs, clerk of the fire
court for the past year, has been ap-
pointed deputy tax collector for this
district, and will assume his new duties
Monday. He will have special charge
of the income tax.
Flags on the Mohican. naval station
and Iroquois were at half mast yes
terday in accordance with an order
duly received here to go into mourning
for Admiral Sampson, The naval sta
ton and Iroquois had their flags hal1-
masted only through courtesy.
Joseph Kalaina a Kamehameha
graduate. has about decided to leave
the last of this month for Mortified,
Mass to take a thorough business
course at the business college there.
The school at Mortified is considered
one of the very best in its lire.
The rails to be used in the extension
of the King street Rapid Transit line
from Fort TO Liliha street have been
placed in position on the sides OF the
streets. so that they can be put 10 i'm
mediate use if necessary. The actual
work of laying the track and digging
the roadbed VIII be started within q
day or two.
The various government officials are
still busy compiling their annual re-
ports, which must be submitted to the
heads of departments within a rev
DAYS A good many of these reports
viii be submitted direct to Governor
Dole. to be included in his annual re-
port to the Secretary of the Interior at
Washington.
very pleasant gathering of chess
fends met at Cooks Music School hall
last evening and some really good
chess was played. Four boards were
kept busy by the following gentlemen:
Y r LANCE. Dr. Sinclair, f. G. Allen,
r. p Glasgow or Torcnto,N Can,
j. H Bliss of Erie. Pa. j. M. Tucker
X. Nielsen and 4. Cook.
There will be a regimental drill and
parade this evening all of the com
panies of the National Guard in Homo
lulu participating The start will
probably be made from the drill shea
and the evolutions are to be performed
in Capitol Square. The drill will be
well worth seeing. and there will no
doubt be a, large audience present
Mr.. and Mrs Fred c. Hubbell, of Des
Noines, Iowa, who are stop-over pas
sengers from the China, and who ex-
Pacific Mail steamerA registered at the
Hawaiian Hotel. Mr.. Hubbell is son
of the well-known Iowa millionaire, F.
nj HubbeIl. Mr.. HubbeIl is taking a
look around the islands and as he rep
a large amount of capital might
decide to make some investments here
Special Agent Smith of the Depart
ment of Agriculture has received some
seed, with which experiments
will no made The work will not be
done at the experimental station, how
ever but the seeds will be sent to Ha-
wall where the conditions are thought
to be somewhat Daore favorable. There
are a number of cinnamon trees in the
islands. but the cultivation of the tree
has never been attempted on an extern
sive scale before. 1t is the policy of the
of Agriculture to assist pri-
vate experiments in every possible way
even to the extent of furnishing the
seed the results of course being placed
at the disposal of the Department for