Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-05
LOCAL and GENERAL
H. W. Foster. jeweler. 1853 Hotel st.

H. W. Foster, jeweler. 1853 Hotel st. .
A military coat has been lost. See
Lost column on page s.
J. A. Hassinger continues 70 fail and
his condition Is worse than it was yes
terday.
Blank books OF all sorts. ledgers, etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
ing Co.
A notice Of interest to cup holders
who own horses. appears under New
Today on page s.
MaCkie's twelve years old whisky is
the best for invalids; $50 bottle at
Hoffschlaeger Co.'S.
The band will play at the Artillery
VS.. Kamehameha ball game. Punahou
on Saturday afternoon.
Castle & Lansdale are Offering q
large lot and improvements for sale at
bargain. See their ad.
The lease OF lot OF land at Eva,
Oahu, is advertised for sale. See By
Authority column on page s.
Miss II. James has been appointed
stenographer In the Circuit Court to
succeed Miss Pauline Neumann.
Acting Governor Cooper being IN
well did not come to the Capitol this
morning. hence there was no meeting
Of the executive council.
The secretary of the Fourth District
Committee. Republican party, gives no
tice to all precinct clubs in the Fourth
District in today's Bulletin.
The Yukon" refrigerator preserves
food and saves ice. 1t is the best on the
market. Sold for cash or on install.
ments at Coyne Furniture Co.
A. l.. c. Atkinson Is obtaining lib
eral response to his canvass for a prize
fund for sports at the Leper Settlement
on June II. Kamehameha Day.
Z. A. Mott-Smith Is getting up a par
ty to go out on the tug when the Ala
media is sighted, to meet Governor Dole
The band will go with the party.
Henry Hapai reports good progress
being made in the affairs Of the Hawa'
| iian Saving and Loan Association 40
noted by him and lately incorporated
Most Of the directors are clerks in gov
eminent offices.
Governor Cooper gives notice today
that June 18th. kamehameha Day. will
be a legal holiday and that all govern
ment offices throughout the Territory
will be closed. He also gives notice
regarding June H.
There will be a meeting OF the Homo
| lulu Baseball League at Male lima
hall at ) o'clock this afternoon. The
matter of the Spaldng cup will be
brought forward, also a proposition I.
present implements TO the boys at ka'
laupapa. Superintendent McNeigh han
offered a cash prize to the players al
the Settlement. three teams being or
ganized there.
The Hawaiian Automobile Compan!
held meeting this morning. Mr.. Ten
ney. whcl interviewed upon what az
ton was taken at the meeting, state'
that the affalrs OF the company wer
being closed up and as a consequence
one or tw) small matters had to be al
ranged. There was, he said. nothing
done which was for publication.
Another member OF the sports com
mlttee called in at the Bulletin offic,
today and said: I'll the member o
the sports committed who proposed II
your paper yesterday that the cham
pionship she'll races be pulled OFF II
Honolulu will lay out a mile and hal
straight.uway course here. nothing
would suit us better than to have tn,
races in the harbor."
FugiOka. the Japanese who appeared
in the Police Court yesterday forenoon
on the charge Of selling milk withou
Il license and who was told to go an
get license at once. obeyed the ad
vice of the court and this forenoon ap
peared before Judge Wilcox with tn
license in his hand. Such speed wa
rewarded by nolle prosequi being en-
tered and the defendant ordered TO e
and sin no more.
The thirty-eight gamblers arreste,
yesterday, appeared in the Police Cour
this forenoon. They were not repre-
sented by counsel and had nearly al
finished pleading most OF them guilty
when Deputy Sheriff Chillingwortl
stated that Frank Thompson had beeI
retained and had asked that the cas-
no,
motion was granted but it is though
in police circles that this will not max
much difference and that the great ma
jority OF the men captured in lwile
yesterday afternoon playing "paka pho
will plead guilty when they show up IL
morrow.