The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-10-13
(From Mondays daily.)

The Republican headquarters at Hilo
have been changed from the Peacock
block to the rooms on the first floor of
the Telephone building.
Attorney Jas. L. Coke of Wailuku,
Maui, is suffering from an attack of
appendicitis, but his physician, DR..
Armitage, hopes that an operation may
not prove necessary.
The Falls of Clyde, Captain MatsoT
arrived Monday at Hilo with a general
cargo and the following passengers: J.
l.. Robertson, Mrs. j. w. Mason and
two children, Mr.. Scholtzey and ]. ".
Ray.
Mary E. Foster by her attorney, e.
A. Mott-Smith, has entered motion
for default in her suit to forec!ose
mortgage against Lum Kin and others.
1t comes before Judge De Bolt this
morning.
Mrs. Sarah Coan Waters, of New
York City, has been visiting Mrs. c.
II. Dickey at Haiku, Maui, the past
week. Mrs. Waters is an island girl
the daughter of Rev. Titus Coan, of
Hilo and visits the islands for the first
time in forty years.
A. Gartley may leave in the steamer
Mauna Loa today for Hawaii to make
a trip to the volcano.
w. G.. Cooper, cashier of the First
National Bank, leaves for the Coast in
the Sierra on a business trip.
Surveyor w. A. Wall leaves for Ha-
wall in the Mauna Loa today and if the
eruption is found still in blast, may
climb to Mokuaweoweo crater.
An exchange of the Waiakea mill
site, Hilo, for land needed to extend
Smith street, Honolulu, was approved
by the executive council subject to fur
Their report on valuations by Superin-
tendent Cooper.
Suit was filed in the District Court
yesterday by Schaefer & Co. against
George A. Davis for 1886, the value of
case of Dry Monopole champagne
bought by Davis on January 5, 1903,
during the height of the Sumner trial.
Superintendent Cooper received con-
ditional approval, in the executive
council yesterday, of a proposal to ac-
quire, by exchange with the Bishop
estate of lands in Pololua, $4,000 square
feet of ground at Nuuanu avenue and
Pauoa street for n public park.
The Kohala ditch license, with condi-
lions as previously published in the Adj
vertiser, will be offered at public AUG
ton on November rs. Not less than
$4,000 is to be expended by the buyer
within eighteen months, or than s40l-
900 within five years of the date of il
cense.
Mrs. Ida B. Castle is the first ap,li-
cant for a title under the Torrens IND
registration law. 1t is for the property
at Kinau, Victoria and Lunalilo STREETS,
which contains 1520S0 square feet ari is
assessed at 10000. Judge Philp l..
Weaver, in routine course, referred the
application to L. A. Mott-Smith % eX-
aminer for report.
Ellis Lando has not been haZsd at
Annapolis. AS soon as the Shiors
| found out that he was an eXperVwith
a guitar they asked him to plty for
them and he knew enough netr to
refuse such an invitation. AS sesult
unless they keep him playing tll his
spare time, he will escape the usual
experience with the upper clasanen.
Among those booked on the Sierra
| for San Francisco are Thomas Fitch
and wife, who return to Los angeles;
! S. b. Boulton, Chairman of TIE Lon
don Labor Cancellation and Arbitra-
ton Board, wife and daughterwho Will
return to London: l.. L. McSandless,
S. b. Rose and Major Mcclellan. p. c.
Jones and II. Il. Waity go . the an
nual convention OF the American
Bankers Association in San Francisco.