The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-08
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

c. P. Iaukea of the Republican Cen
trail Committee has rendered his res
ignation.
Don't forget to attend the dance t.
be given for charity at Progress Hal
tonight. Admission fifty cents.
Beginning next Saturday Judge D'
Bolt will give over Saturdays to hear.
ing arguments upon demurrers and
motions.
The hearing of the japanese women
arrested for violation of the Edmunds
Act will be held before Commissioners
Douthitt Monday morning.
The first application for a pharma-
cist's license under the new law was
made to Treasurer Kepoikai yesterday.
John T. Warren was the applicant.
Charles F. Carlson last evening Neele-
brated the twenty-ffth anniversary of
his connection as blacksmith with the
Honolulu Carriage Manufacturing
Company.
Judge Estee was engaged yesterday
in the trial OF the libel suit against
the Paauhau Plantation Co. for $4,000
damages. The trial is likely to con-
tinue over into next week.
w. J. Moody applied for beer IL
cense yesterday for a saloon in the
Waikiki road near Makee road. No new
licenses were issued yesterday and the
what
Miss Harriet c. Austin, electoral
registrar and keeper of the archives,
has rendered her resignation to Secre-
tary Carter. She intends to leave on
the Alameda for a months vacation in
the States.
David Kawananakoa and E. c. Win
ston are mentioned as possibilities up
on the new Board of Health. Moth
ing further is being done by the old
board which considers that it is no
longer in existence.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lennox left on the
Kauai yesterday for McBryde Planta-
ton of which Mr.. Lennox is manager.
Mr.. Lennox was married to Miss Anna
May Cooke of Denver on Tuesday, the
Rev. A. Macintosh officiating.
The May party at Progress Hall to- |
night promises to be we'll attended |
Judging from the large sale of tickets.
The May pole dance by eighteen young |
ladies' which is to open the entertain
nent will begin promptly at O'Clock.
There was a meeting yesterday of the
AK assessors of the various islands as
4 Board of Equalization. No basis of
has as yet been agreed up
on and another meeting will be held
today. Plantation returns are under
Treasurer Kepoikai has received
protest from residents of Eva district
against the issuance OF license to r. l
Il. Johnson at honolulu. The pro-
est is signed by Manager Renton and Il
'ther Eva plantation residents, and w.
\. Bowen also adds his protest.
Captain H. Klemme of Co. A and
captain ]. A. Gonsafves of Co. C, Ma
ional Guard, have rendered their res
gnations which have been accepted.
The election of a successor will be held
n Co. A on next Thursday and in Co.
next Friday. Captain Klemme re-
igned because of i'll health and Cap
ain Gonsalves because of an extended
acation he is soon to take.
The communication of Supt Cooper
efusing to turn over wharves and
to the Board of Public In
titutions has been referred to Attor-
ey-General Andrews for an opinion.
here is some doubt as to whether the
natter viii be submitted to the Su-
RENE Court or to the United States
curt. On one view OF the case the
uestions raised call for the construc-
on Of the Organic Act, which would
ONE before Judge Estee. while on the
Their hand the construction of the
ounty act itself might properly be 7
rought before the Territorial courts.
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