The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1903-11-11
THE Pacific COMMERCIAL NOVEMBER II ,s
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The polo game at Moanalua today
will start at p. m. sharp.
Five priests arrived in. the Mauna
kLoa to attend the Catholic retreat
\Dr. NJ E. Grossman is about to take
a months vacation on the mainland.
The Pacific Social Club will dance
in San Antonio hall on Saturday even
ing
Oriental hackmen complain of having
been cheated out of fares by soldiers
off visiting transports.
Returns of election expenses by coun-
ty candidates are slowly dribbling into
Registrar Buckland's Office
Hawaiian Lodge No. q will hold a
special meeting for work in the first
degree tonight in Masonic hall.
Honolulu is honored with an incur
| the other islands looking up bonds.
During the week of prayer for young
men the Y. NJ. C. A. is holding meet
ings at 1880 every evening save
Wednesday.
The new Oceanic wharf sheds will
probably be ready for occupancy about
the time of the arrival of the Alameda
on her next trip.
Vhis is the third anniversary Of the !
Pacific Heights electric railway OPEN |
ing, which marked the advent of elec- |
trio cars to Honolulu.
street electric railway terminus was
robbed of sundry articles and a little
cash on Monday night.
The formal opening of the Chinese /
hospital will take place on Thursday,
Nov. 18th, from 10 a. m. to p. m. Wis.,
itors are cordially invited.
Yoni Nakamoto filed suit for divorce
yesterday against Shiyohei Nakamoto, II
on the ground of non-support. She
asks for $25 per month alinonv.
Purser birmingham of Wilder's fleet
has, for second time within solstice.
been made the victim of a sneak thief, I
who depleted his wardrobe on both oc-
casions.
y. John T. Scott suffered another stroke
of paralysis yesterday at his home on
Prospect street, and has been uncon-
scious since. Little hope for his re-
covery is expressed.
James Paikai, who was arrested for
striking officer McDuffie on election
day, appeared in the police court yes
terday for trial. The case was con-
tinued until Thursday.
! Secretary Carter and Commissioner |.
Boyd yesterday began their work as
committee of the executive council to
investigate the land transactions SUBJ
nitted by Superintendent Cooper. e
A Chinese store in a rice patch near e
lamp Mckinley was burned last night. e
There was still alarm sent to Makiki e
tation, whose firemen went to the e
,lace but the fabric was past saving e
When they arrived. e
Inspector Bechtel has gone to Kauai
n quest of recent immigrants who may Z
AVE become public charges, in jails
II hospitals, the stay of whom in the :
ountry is prohibited by the immigra- :
ion laws. Oahu has been secuted for :
he same purpose.
Secretary Carter yesterday divulged
n intention to make some change,
rhen he became Governor, in the sys-
EN- of holding regular consultations
With heads of departments, or meetings
f the so-called executive council His &
esire is to reduce the tax on the time 4
f all concerned. .
Enoch Johnson yesterday filed suit
gainst w. C. Achi to recover dam
ges in the sum of $25S9.50, together
iith interest from December 26, 1900
he suit grows out of land transac- OF
ion over property in Kewalo, which
he plaintiff purchased, it being under
TODD that it was unincumbered. Later
e discovered that C. NJ Cooke had