Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-09

Notice Is called to the ad of Henry
Warehouse & Co. on page 2 of tais
issue.
The barkentne Wilder did not get
away today, as she is short OF a full
cargo.
The Mothers and Teachers Club Will
meet at the usual time and place to-
morrow afternoon.
The weekly edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary of
the news Of the day.
The steamer Mokolii was moved ia
the Oceanic wharf this morning to be
made ready to take the Cummins' run
On account of the stiff breeze blow
ing, the bark Alden Besse, which is
flying light. was not hauled into the
stream this morning.
Castle 4 Lansdale have some build
ing lots. and few houses at very rea-
sonablo figures. See their ad in this
issue.
The high south wind and heavy swell
in the harbor is interfering materially
with the moving of the Myrtle boat
house.
The sale of forty-six shares Of Rapid
Transit stock at 800 a share was re.
ported on the stock exchange this
morning.
Bourbon Whiskey, 9 years old. $3.50;
Claret, so cents; sherry and Tokay, 20
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger Coz
King street.
There were no robberies whatever
last night. The police are keeping q
very sharp lookout, for they are ex.
pCcting more events Of the kind at any
moment.
The regular monthly business meet.
ing and social of the Young Peoples
Society OF the Christian Church, an.
nounced for tonight, has been pOstpon.
cd until the evening of tue 10th.
The steamer Maui will sail at noon
on Saturday for Hawaii ports. She
will take n load of lumber with her
this trip to repair the damage done
the bridges on Hawaii by the late
washOut
There will be an important meeting
oil the executive committee Of the
Home Rule party in headquarters this
evening for the discussion of special
election and other matters OF great i'm.
purtance.
T.. S. Attorney Dune said at noon
the reading OF testimony would take
about another hour after recess. HIS
voice bctrays the effects OF the
monOtOnous stunt.
Don't forget Camarinos of the Cali
tornia Fruit Market when you want
fruit and vegetables. lie always has
on hand a fresh supply of both Calfor-
MIA and Island fruits. Telephone Main
37S.
, There was tu have been meeting
Of the Hawaii Orphanage ans indus
trial School association 'his morniEa
but 1t was impossible to get those IN.
torcstod together. The meeting Will
, be held some time this afternoon.
!. Cotton Bros. will begin driving pile.
back OF the Healanl boat house in tn,
fer dam. This will be used in building
the retaining wall at that place to con-
tain the filling which will be done by
, the dredger when It begins work.
In the Police Court this morning
Raymond Alvarez was sentenced e
three months imprisonment at han
labor on the charge Of vagrancy. Tn,
Porto Rican was found on the BoltC
, premises in Nuuanu yesterday morn
ing. He claimed he was around look,
ing for work.
At this season Of the year a ride over
the o. Il. 4 L. Co.'S line to Kahuku Is
both interesting and eNhilirating. Tho
almost continuous heavy northerly
swell makes the gentle Pacific place
heavy breakers along the seashOre and
tho view to seward, especially after
rounding Kacna point, Is grand
Residents of the upper part of Manoa
valley are complaining about the
bridge on the road, the only way by
which they can get to their homes,
They say the bridge is in most dan
gerous condition and that, although the
matter has been brought to T1e atten-
ton of the proper authorities, abso-
lutely nothing has been done.
Should Samuel 7. Alexander OF Oak
land arrive in the steamer Alameda on
Saturday as expected, some arrange
ment may be made for going ahead
with the building OF the new Tantalus
road. As the matter now stands the
lowest bid received for doing the work
IL away above the amount Mr.. Alex
ander offered to donate for the pmr-
pose.
The Pacific Heights Railway Com
pany Is soon to bcrncOrpOrated TO take
ever the business OF the road now be.
ing operated on Pacic Heights. The
capital Of the new company Is Sl25,OO0.
The officers of the corporation are as
follows: c, 5. Desky, president and
manager; +. NJ. Hatch, vice president (:
J. q. Pratt, secretary and treasurer;
, \. A. Young, auditor; j. b. Atherton
George p. Castle and II. p. Baldwin
directors.
The japanese Iugglers perform
ance in the shed on King street out
| J Palama way, was very much disturbed
; by some person or persons who per.
sisted in throwing up stones and al
lowing them to roll down on the cor