The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-01-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

this morning.
Hawaiian Tribe viii meet tonight 70
ordinary business.
The Hawaiian Agricultural societ!
will hold a meeting tomorrow in TIT
Y. NJ. c. A Hall at 7:3o o'clock.
Mn, and Mrs. P. C. Jones will prob
ably leave on the Korea for a visit t.
Japan.
Lee st. John Gilbert, a British sub
ject, and William H. Heine, German
subject, were both made American citi-
zens by Judge Estee yesterday.
A wireless message received by A. T
Atkinson from Supt. Cooper yesterday
gave the information that he would be
in Lahaina on the oath. He may return
here on the Claudine Sunday.
In the United States court yesterday
Judge Estee ordered that nolle pros
equi be entered in the three indictments
against Jean Sabate, and also as to
the case against Daisy Vierra.
Judge Edings and F. L. Dortch have
accepted service in the writ Of certi-
orari sued out by Jacob Coerper in the
Kona Sugar Co. case. The matter will
be heard before Judge Perry next Mon
dav.
Governor Dole stated yesterday that
nothing had been done regarding the
appointment of a successor to Attor-
ney General Dole. The appointment
will however be made within a few
days.
At the Methodist church this evening
James Alexander Lyle will deliver a
lecture to boys and girls on the subject
of "Sea Diving" He will have his div
ing bell at hand, and will illustrate the
talk. There will be no charge for ad-
mission.
The annual meeting of the members
of the Honolulu Home for Incurables
will be held at the assembly room to-
morrow at 10 o'clock over the Bishop
& Co. Insurance office on Bethel street.
Notice published elsewhere in these
columns.
A meeting of the Honolulu stock
holders of the Chinese Telegraph sys-
tenn is to be held tonight at the rooms
of the United Chinese Society. 1t is
said to be the plan of the Chinese En-
press to purchase the system from the
private stockholders and make it a
line.
A we'll known business man of Homo
lulu has just purchased a large lot in
the Pawaa tract just opposite B. f. Dill
Iingham's residence on Beretania |
avenue W. NJ. Campbell is now pre-
pairing plans of a fine residence which
is to occupy this block. Some very ele-
CANT residences have lately been erected
IN this tract.
Adelaide V. Correa, formerly Mrs. An
trade, has asked that she be given the
custody of her daughter, which was
awarded to John S. Andrade by the
original decree of divorce. Andrade
,oncurs in the application for an
amendment to the decree and has sign
ID an agreement giving his former wife
custody of the child.
The Board of Education held brief
meeting yesterday afternoon for the
discussion of estimates for the bien-
hal period to be submitted to Governor
Dole In the estimates will be num-
per of recommendations for new build
ngs, though nothing of great n1agni-
.ude The estimates will go to the Gov
ernor for presentation to the legisla-
.ure.
In the suit of C. K. All VS.. Isaac Noar
the defendant has asked that w. E.
Fisher, commissioner in charge of the
Star block, be required to give bond
IF s.. 600. Noar in his affidavit alleges
that Fisher is intensely hostile to him
and that he is causing the rents to
that he has caused one ten
ant to leave and grossly insulted at
east one other. Fisher is also charged /
With allowing the place to become in |
sanitary, and Noar says he intends to |
bring suit upon the bond.