The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-15
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Mrs. r. NJ. Overend has gone to Ka
uai TO visit Mrs. Andrew Moore for
month,
Jossph Santos. Of Trinidad. was mad'
an American citizen by Judge Este
yesterday.
a. w. seabury. Of the Oahu Ice
Company. is i'll with lung trouble at
HIS home in Liliha street.
Mrs. Chas. H. Crane leaves in the
Alameda to visit friends on the Coast
and VIII be absent six weeks
Judge De Bolt gave judgment on a
note for s125 with interest in favor of
NJ. J. Martins against Geo. H. Moore.
DIT. w. ]. Galbraith, lately of Homo
lulu. is now chief surgeon for a copper
company at Cananea. Sonora, Mexico.
Albert Raas. acting French consul,
held a reception yesterday afternoon in
honor OF the fall of the Bastne an
niversary.
There will be a meeting Of the Ex-
position Association OF Hawaii today at
3 o'clock in the Executive Chamber of
the Capitol building.
The Eagles will hold their regular
meeting tonight at 1880 o'clock in San
Antonio Hall for the transaction of
such business as may be brought up
before the society.
l.
First District Magistrate, w. Luther
Wilcox, We're presented in the District
Court yesterday by the committee
therefor appointed.
The widow and family OF the late w.
Luther Wilcox desire to express their
gratitude for all kind attentions shown
him during his illness. and the tokens
of respect to his memory.
Charles r. Frazier has received a
congratulatory letter on his Hawaiian
handbook from r. P. Schwerin, vice
president and general manager of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Japanese sake importers in Honolulu
are living in hope of recovering half
a million dollars through a decision |
they may obtain in their favor from
The Board of General Appraisers, New
York.
Judd of the Bar Association committee |
hat the memorial resolutions on the |
ate Judge Wilcox might be presented |
before the Supreme Court when it next
at, the 9th inst.
News was received in the Nippon
daru's mail that Lam Ching Wa, the
wealthy Honolulu merchant who was
aptured by pirates on the 81 river in
-une. has been released. The district
wherein the outrage occurred has been
med $500 by a judge.
Caretaker r. J. Greene is restoring
he Secretary's office to it's normal con-
ition after investment by the Senate
or more than four months. The floor
eeds a fresh coat of paint and shellae,
nd when this has a day to dry Sec
etary Carter will be able to resume
/
Timura Kontaro was brought in from
Swa by officer Jos. Leal yesterday,
nd held at the Police Station for
tabbing a man in a drunken row at
ne Iaborers camp at Moanalua Mon
ay evening. 1t seems the japanese
-ere holding a celebration, which end
d in the usual way. The police were
nable to locate the man until Tues
ay. and he is held at the station house
1r trial today.
A tramcar ran off the track yester-
ay afternoon in front of Bergstrom's
tore and smashed a bicycle and bent
hitching post. The driver was much
lterested in doings at the Catholic
1urch across the way and failed TO
office his mules until they had walked
ITO the sidewalk, pulling the car be-
md them. After some trouble the car J
as replaced on the track and sent on
$ way.