The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-04
LOCAL 'BREvlTIEs.
ONg WEEK MORE TO REGISTE

To DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Cooper, son.
A competent bellboy. American pre-
ferred, is wanted at the Moana-
The william Mckinley Lodge viii
hold meeting tonight with work in
the first rank.
is nearly $500, within a few hundred of
the total registration two years ago.
Howard Hitchcock, the artist, leaves
for Hawaii next week to paint the vol
cano while the present outbreak lasts.
Secretary Cooper made tour of in
spection Of Honolulu roads yesterday
together with Road Supervisor Wright.
Captain Won Burski, commander of
the German cruiser Cormoran. paid an
official visit to Governor Dole yester-
day
L. K Kentwell has sent his resigna-
ton to the Home Rule Executive Com
mittee, giving press of business as the
reason for his action.
1t was said yesterday by a Federal
official that, at the request of the Pres
dent. ex-senator Thurston viii make a
special report on political and business
conditions here.
Today is the last day upon which
nominations for the November election
will be received from the other islands
Nominations from Oahu can be filed
within ten days of election.
The usual Saturday evening concert
and entertainment will be given at the
Temperance Hall' this evening. There
will be songs. dances and laughable
sketches, also a requested solo by H.
Swinton.
The Tramways track at the intersec-
ton of King and Piikoi streets has
been raised and reballasted, so that flu
ture transforms will not leave the rails
six inches below the surface of the wa
ter. which collects there in a small
pond. The tracks have also been rails
ed at the intersection of King and Ka-
piolani streets.
VIM A Roberts of England andNMan-
Vel Souza, John c. Correa, J. An r.
vierra, Jos. Castro and Thos. Castro<pf
Portugal were naturalized yesterday by
Judge Estee. There will be a session of
United States Court this afternoon for
naturalization purposes, and to accom-
modate men who can leave their work
at no other time.
Private Ferris, soldier at Camp
Mckinley who drives one of the army
wagons, met with an accident shortly
after midnight yesterday morning
which caused his removal in an ambu-
lance to the military hospital Ferris
fell from his seat and struck the front
wheel. He received severe bruises and
was stunned for while He was able
to report again for duty last evening
William NJ. Maule of Lancaster. Pa,
has been appointed forestry Inspector
of the Philippine islands. Mr.. Mauie
has studied at Swartmore College and
University of Pennsylvania, and took
the course of forest engineering in Cor
nell University He has seen consider
able service in the forests of Washing
ton and Oregon. He viii pass through
Honolulu on his way to Manila this
month.
The Honolulu Engineering Associa-
ton will meet Monday next, at 1880 p.
M, in the Assembly Hall over the office
of Castle & Cooke. An amendment to
the constitution relating to dues will be
voted upon. A paper by Mr.. Common
on Some Comparative Tests OF
Bagasse Burning Furnaces" will be
read; and Mr.. Skinner will present
facts regarding steam turbines. Use
of Cement in Engineering Work which
was announced as the subject of this
meeting will be postponed to the No
vember meeting.