The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-07-03
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Public offices will be closed on Satur-
day.
H. F. Wichman has incorporated his
jewelry business.
c. j. Hutchins is confined to the
house with the prevalent fever.
The Board of Health omitted the
usual weekly meeting yesterday.
w. NJ. Giffard is confined to Miss
Johnson's sanatorium with dengue
fever.
William Woolham, a native of En-
gland, was naturalized by Judge Estee
yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Wilcox is going to start
another paper, to be called THE Coun-
ty." Society features as usual
II. NJ. Dow has brought suit on a
note for $500 against w. f. Jocher as
principal and HOLSTER Drug Co. as
sarnishee.
w. B. Mailing, Federal court clerk,
has sold his household furniture in
town and taken his family to live at
Waikiki beach. D' 'l- -t-
Two Chinese will have sparring
match the evening of July IL, when Joe
Millet and Billy Woods are to have
their 15-round contest.
Annual reports were read yesterday
at the meeting of the Hawaiian Evan
ge.!cal Association. In the evening
there was prayer meeting at different
churches.
The Rapid Transit Co. has given Lord
& Belser the contract for grading the
Kaimuki extension. 1t is expected
there will be 800 or 400 men employed
on the extension next week.
Collector Stackable yesterday re-
ceived a ruling from Commissioner
Chamberlain that all allotments of
seamen's wages must be made on
blanks prepared by the Bureau of Nav
igation.
A letter to NJ. J. Carroll from his
wife on the Coast contradicts the report
published here of Janet Waldorf
death. Mrs. Carroll says the popular
coincidence is enjoying good health in
New York.
Complaint is made that native burial
caves at Moiliili have been desecrated
by marauders in search of valuables,
such as jewelry, which might be found
among the skeletons. Suspicion has
been thrown on soldiers from Camp
Mckinley as the principal offenders.
The Yacht La Paloma had hard
trip from Honolulu to Kaunakakai, re-
curing twenty hours for the voyage.
The waves broke over he- many times
erd the interior of the yacht was
drenched. Hebron wrenchei his knee
during the trip and all aboard were
sick
Some Kikichi, otherwise called Isoye
Masugiro, and Sato, charged, with inn
porting Japanese women for immoral
purposes, We're arrested by United
States Marshal Eugene r. Hendry yes
terday, to be brought before United
States Commissioner E. A. Douthitt for
examination.
F. NJ. Hatch returned yesterday from
San Francisco, where he had been try
ing to arrange a compromise for the
Honolulu Plantation Co. with the naval
authorities. The proposal as yet under
consideration by the latter is to allow |
the company to occupy the condemned
land as tenants at will of the navy, |
taking off as many crops as possible.
The First American Trust and saw
ings Co., with 1900 out of $500 shares
represented, yesterday elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: |
President, Cecil Brown; vice-president, |
NJ. p. Robinson; cashier and secretary, |
w. G. Cooper; auditor, r. Z. Wright; |
the directors being c, Brown. NJ. P.
Robinson. August Dreier, G. ]. Waller /
and w. G. Cooper.
], II. Faraday, for two years past
paying teller of the First National
Bank of Hawaii. has resigned from that
position and will leave soon for the
Coast. whence he will take his way TO
Lima, Peru, where he viii engage in |
business. Mr.. Faraday came to Homo
lulu from San Francisco, where he had |
been engaged in the same pursuit as
here. He has been two years at tke
cash window of the bank.