The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-14
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

| uS odH0 pay LILLE li4OOil q
the polo game at Moanalua.
Mr.. Hebron is doing we'll after al
operation at the Queens Hospital.
4 Gardner K Wilder has gone to Kons
4 with the purpose of practicing Law
There.
Charles W. Booth, though summon
ed on Judge Gears grand jury, it ap-
pears was never sworn.
MThe storm sewer on Alapai street is
Practically completed and the trench
| is being run up Lunalilo street.
Mrs. Estee is reported by Andrew
Brown, her Masonic escort to San
Francisco, to have borne the voyage
very we'll.
| Commissions for the elected officers
of East Hawaii county were issued by
| the Secretary of the Territory on
Thursday.
The commissions of George r. Car
/ ter as Governor and Sanford B. Dole
as Federal Judge did not arrive in the
Alameda's mail.
Lau Sing was indicted yesterday by
the grand jury for assault and bat
terry on Ng Mon War, and was placed
under arrest last night.
Governor Carter has received MANY
congratulations on his appointment
from mainland friends, including ac-
quaintances of college days.
c. j. Hutchins received a cablegram
from his wife yesterday, afternoon
stating that she would return home
with their daughter in the Sonoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Desmond arrived on
the Alameda yesterday and are domi-
ciled at the Hawaiian Hotel Mrs
Desmond is sister of Nance O'Neill.
Young Mems and Young Women's
Christian Associations on Tuesday
evening, November II, at the Y. M. C.
A. hall. There will be music and re-
freshments served.
The Territorial grand jury have call
ed in a number of officials and party
watchers on the election investigation.
A great majority of the witnesses
subpoenaed are still on waiting Or
,ders.
The next meeting of the Honolulu
Engineering Association will be held
in Castle & Cooke hall at s .. m. Mon
day, when Robert j. Pratt will lead
discussion on "Polyphase Induction
Motors"
An exhibition and sale of fancy and
other handiwork will be held at the
Young Hotel, third floor, on November
II, Is and 10. The exhibition is made
by a number of well known ladies and
is in charge of Mrs. Couzens
AS November 18th, the last day on
Tot
ing delinquent, falls on Sunday, it has
been decided to receive money at the
Tax Office on Monday, November 16,
and the penalty will not be added to
taxes paid on that day.
Secretary Carter yesterday denied
that he had selected the appointee to
be made by him as Governor for Su-
of Public Works. He also
sent pretty sharp letter to the sup
posed informant of the Advertiser, ac-
cusing him of IAN inclination to gos-
sip.'
You Hoy, Lee Jim. Loo Yin and Lee
Yuk, the four Chinese highwaymen
who We're arrested in connection with
the murderous assaults on japanese on
the Moanalua road last month, were in
dicted by the grand jury yesterday.
The quartette has been held by the
police since their arrest.
The Territorial Teachers Association
will meet at the High School at 7:20
p m. Monday. Its topics of discussion
will have relation to the influence of
schools on, state and municipal gov
eminent, to the anti-mosCuito cam
paign and to the meeting of the New
England Association at Boston. There
will be music interspersed.
E. NJ. Boyd, secretary of the Hawaii
Promotion Committee, yesterday re-
ceived word from San Francisco that
the call for the Hawaiian booklet from
Eastern railroads had been so great
that the local demand could not be
supplied. 4 The first consignment of
1900 received here is nearly exhausted.
A new supply is expected on the Korea.
An inquest was held at the Police
Station last evening to inquire into
the causes of the death of a Chinese
child at Moiliil on Thursday after
noon, \ the verdict being accidental
death. The child was found by the
mother dead in a lily pond close to
the house. The mother did not in
quire into the probable cause of death,
but the father felt that there might
have been foul play. The body was
held until yesterday SO that an in
vestigation could be made by the police.