Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-11
LOCAL and GENERAL
See For Sale column for a nice lot.
II. w. Foster. ieweler les Hote, st. .

OSt TUT odit COlulnu lOI hlOe lOt'
II. w. Foster jeweler, 15S Hotel st.
d. Howard Hitchcock has gone 10
Hilo.
Chester A. Doyle is back from Kona
and Kau.
Company II, N. G. H.. will hold is
election of captain tonight.
The present session of the Supreme
Court will adjourn on Thursday.
E. II. wodehouse is booked to leave
for Maui in the Claudine this after.
noon.
Geo. A. Martin. the tailor in the
Boston building, has new line Of
wooden goods.
Morgan will seel cargo of damag
ed rice paddy tomorrow. See Morgan's
column on page s.
A list If the newly elected officers Ct
the Hawaiian Fiber Co., Ltd. appears
under New Today.
Rev. w. Ault Of Waikiki, Maui, left
for home in the Kinau today after a
short visit in the city.
Mrs. C. F. Gunther and Miss b. Bach
galupo of Chicago were passengers for
the Volcano in the Kinau today.
A. V. Gear left for Hilo in the Kinau
today to attend to. some matters of
business. He may stay over one boat.
Princess Kawananakoa will hold
Hawaiian reception at Pualeilani, Wal
kiki. on Friday. March II, from to G
p. m.
Bourbon Whiskey, years old, $3.50;
Claret, so cents; Sherry and Tokay, 10
cents gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co.'S
King street.
John w. Cathcart, Deputy Attorney
General. filed a motion to strife out
the bill of exceptions in Territory vs.
All Moon, on the ground of no notice
10 the Territory.
A motion to advance and a counter
motion to strike from the calendar
have been filed in the celebrated IA.
malo Sugar Company case, IN the Su
pr, me Court this morning
The Jury secured for the trial of Nc.
Carthy. after talesmen mad been
brought In. is composed CT Isaac Noar,
+. s. Holt, Jas. l.. Ahoir. @. A. Long.
Joe Richards, A. ID. Cooley, Charles
Spencer. Chas. G. Spencer. James ID.
Cockett. ID. Hoapili, II, N. Crabbe,
Chas. Motley Jr.
viii r. Fisher, the auctioneer. has
had penal summons served on him on
the charge of not having paid his auc-
tioneer's license OF $500. The case was
called in the Police Court today but
was continued for week. during
which time II Is expected that the
whole matter will be settled and the
case nolle pros'd.
The funeral OF the late William J.
Aud will be held from the Masonic
Temple at $3.50 this afternoon. Lodge lie
Progress Of which Mr.. Aud was menu
Der. will conduct the services. The
pail bearers are J. o. Carter, ID. Kalau-
okalani, Prince David Kawananakoa.
DR.. c. B. Cooper, Attorney General u.
p. Dole.
Judge Robinson Is trying Charles
Malaia for assault and battery. under
one OF four indictments for two differ
ent crimes. Mr.. Matthewman is pros.
ecuting. MIR. Kaulukou defending. Tn,
Jury is composed OF John II. Drew. Il.
Blake, W. X. Castle Jr.. Harry II.
Simpson, ID. NJ. Ross. J. NJ. Homan.
d. b. Renear. G. Kimball. Fred. Cot
die. Il. T. Tannant. w F.. Jones. II.
L. Cares.
Mr.. Meyer. reporter of tue Advert
ser. was captured as talesman tor
the Mccarthy trial by the bailiff. When
he answered on examination that he
had expressed no opinion. the Court
observed. Someone In your office has.
though" Mr.. Meyer had up his sleeve
the disquallfying fact that he had not
been here long enough to ne a citizen
OF the Territory. Thereby he escaped.
Mr. Cooley, train dispatcher of the
q. X. 4 l.. Co.. happened to be In
/ the Judiciary building today when Gail.
IN Sumner Ellis was scouting for
| talesmen. He refused to accompany
/ the bailiff upstairs and the officer so
reported. Judge Humphreys orde"
the bailiff to bring the rebellious citi,
zen up by force II necessary. The o..
! der was obeyed and Mr.. Cooley passed
ell examinations and challenges for
the jury that is trying Mccarthy.