The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-09-01
(From Mondays Daily0

| The amended charter of the Hawai-
ian Maturity Co. has been approved
by the AttorneyGeneral and granted
| by Treasurer Kepoikai.
II. A. Bigelow will leave for Chicago
as soon as he has settled his affairs
here. He has accepted the chair of
criminal law in Chicago University.
The Native Sons of California will
hold a meeting tomorrow evening at
the Alexander Young Hotel at which
will be discussed plans for the annual
celebration of Admission Day.
Forester Hall, accompanied by A. w.
Carter and A. F. Judd, came over to
Molokai this week on an inspection
tour, and will also visit Maui and Ha-
wall for the same purpose before re-
turning to Honolulu,-Maui News.
The Home Rulers elected delegates
to their county convention last Mon
day evening, the Waikiki delegates
being Senator Kaiue, Louis Kookoo.
George Maxwell. Solomon Kawaihoa,
Kamaka, S. Punahoa and two others
Maui News.
Co. F. will not leave for Hilo tomor-
row as had been intended originally.
The visit to the Rainy City has been
postponed for one week. Captain
Johnson's company is to go into camp
at Hilo for a week or more, during
which an exhibition drill will be given
for the people on the other island.
General Macarthur, who is in COM
mand of the Department of California,
has offered to turn over the three SOL
diers who made so much trouble
year ago, IL the Territorial authorities
want them. Both Judge De Bolt and
Judge Robinson favored letting the
matter drop as the men have already
been punished by the military authori-
ties and General Macarthur was so
notified.
Governor Dole will give hearing on
the Kohala irrigation schemes at an
early day.
Secretary Carter gives official no.
tice that all public offices will be clos
ed on Labor Day.
was severely injured from being run
over by a runaway hack.
Kawaiahao Seminary will reopen on
Thursday; September the 3rd,- Prompt
attendance is requested Of all stu
dents.
]. G. Serrao was granted a dealers
liquor license, new, for Hilo yester-
day and T. b. Lyons a renewal of his
retail license for Waikiki.
Francisco lie Brun, who was ar
rested by Marshal Hendrv on Kauai
for forgery of postal money order
receipt, was held in $4,000 bail by Com
missioner Douthitt yesterday.
Henry Il. Cooper. executive officer
of the Board of Agriculture and For
estry gives a notice today against the
importation of cacao and coffee seeds
and pineapple plants from various
countries.
Dividends have been declared as
follows: Onomea, two per cent; Pho
neer, one-half per cent; Pacific Sugars
Mill, five per cent: Eva, one-half per
cent: Honomu, one per cent; Wanna
nalo, one per cent; C. Brewer & Co.,
one per cent, and Hawaiian Electric,
one-half per cent.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Burroughs
Roberts Smith, associate professor of
sociology at Stanford, accompanied by
her entire name, is coming down 10
the islands for year. to study meth
DDS of charity and native diseases.
She should be requested, while here. ito
investigate the saw bug and lantana
pest.-Maui News.
At the executive council meeting
yesterday Superintendent Cooper's
plans for the widening of Queen street,
between Nuuanu and Kaahumanu
streets, were approved. The old Pa
cific Navigation Co. building, the old
custom house and C. Brewer & Co.'S
warehouse will go down before the i'm
provements. An esplanade 100 feet
wide is to be made between Mauna-
kea street and Brewers office.