The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Lodge Ie Progress will hold special
meeting for work in the first degree.
The Board of Dental Examiners will
hold an examination Of candidates for
license on Friday next
The new telephone cable for Makiki
subscribers is being stretched from
King up Victoria street.
Gigliati verginio. a subject of Italy,
was transformed to American citizen
ship by Judge Estee yesterday.
Superintendent Cooper will leave for
his official inspection Of public works
on Hawaii and Maui on August II.
1t was rumored about town last even
ing that Gov. Dole mad decided to ap-
point Theodore Lansing immigration
Commissioner.
Applications for the positions of pilot
at Mahukona and assistant harbor-
master at Honolulu are under consid-
Grafton by Superintendent Cooper.
Journals of Senate and House are
nearing completion. The Senate will
have a balance of its expense fund over,
but the House authorities have scraped
the bottom of their barrel.
Treasurer Kepoikai has been advised
by Governor Dole. through the mail.
that his view is correct as to the ap-
pointment OF Commissioner OF ImIni-
grafton. 1t belongs to the Governor.
A concert will be given by the Sym
phony Society on Friday evening.
August 7th, at ]. B. Castles. Waikiki.
Lovers of good music will turn out in
force. Tickets so cents, at all book
stores.
a canard to the effect that one OF the
bridges over chasms upon the Pail road
had collapsed caused wild goose chase
to the spot by superintendent Cooper
and Road Supervisor Wilson yester-
day morning.
s. All Mi and about 112 others at
MAIZENA,, Maui, are reported to be con-
sidering the construction of a wharf
there in opposition to DR.. Raymond. 1t
is said they regard the doctors wharf
age rates as excessive.
Mrs. DR.. ]. T. Mcdonald. who was
booked for passage in the Aorangi for a |
trip through the Pacific States. during |
which she contemplated a visit to her |
former home, Los Angeles, will post |
pone her departure for month or six |
weeks.
A Korean woman named Chic Kimy- |
ungson, who had been missing from a |
waialua plantation labor camp since |
July p. was found hanging by the neck |
to a kukui tree at Mokuleia few days |
ago. A coroner's jury on Monday last |
returned a verdict of suicide.
Caretaker r. Jay Greene is having |
the ceiling of the State hall in the
Capitol repaired, where a massive hunk
of plaster fell between two days sit
tings of the Legislature. The floor of
the Governors outer office has just
received a coat of sheIlac and some new
Officers of the Hawaiian Sisal Co.,
Ltd, for the first year are the following
named: d. p. r. Isenberg. president;
August Z. Dreier. vice-president; II. w
s Edmunds, general manager and sec
rotary; w. II. Pain, treasurer and
agent; A. w. T. Bottomley, auditor; w.
T. Lucas, director; Jas. F. Morgan,
director: the general manager and the
agent. directors.
Pursuant to instructions from Gov
ernor Dole by letter. Secretary Carter
had the flag over the Capitol placed at
half mast during the time of the
requiem high mass for the late Pope |
yesterday U. S. marshal Hendry had
a similar honor paid with the flag over
the Judiciary building. Public offices |
and the courts, generally. gave liberty |
to employees who desired to attend the |
services.