The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-01

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We're married at the Catholic Cathedra
last night.
Governor Dole refused consent TO al
application of E. S. Cunha for a retail
liquor license covering both the Unior
saloon and the Union Grill.
The Ladies' Society of Central Union
church will hold its regular meeting al
I2:45 p. m. tomorrow, with a social fol-
lowing to which all friends are invited
There viii be no meeting today of tn,
| baseball league. The president has
postponed it to next Thursday, at which
time statement of accounts will be
| presented.
II. NJ. Tucker. of the local custom
house, and Miss NJ. L. Beers, daughter
| of DR.. B. B. Beers of San Francisco,
We're married at noon of Tuesday at St.
Andrews Cathedral by Rev. Canon
Macintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee desire to express
their thanks to their many friends who
so kindly assisted them, and for the
many beautiful flowers SO lovingly Civ
ZEN ON the death and burial of their
daughter. Millie Lee.
Some boys We're holding an inquest
over the carcass of yellow dog in the
Judiciary building grounds yesterday
afternoon. The coroner said the ami
NAL had run across an electric car"
and been "shot by a policeman
No answer has yet been sent to Sec
rotary Carriers cablegram to Treasurer
Kepoikai about the selling of bonds.
The Treasurer was too busy yesterday,
being Government payday, to confer
with the Governor on the subject.
meeting of the Punahou Athletic |
Club will be held at the Y. NJ C. A.
at p. m. today for the purpose of |
electing football team captain and |
manager. The result of the Punahou |
meeting will be the formation of a |
league shortly.
Mkt Saito, japanese Consul General, |
having returned from Kauai final ad-
justment of the labor trouble on the
Honolulu plantation may be effected |
before the twelve days during which |
the disaffected laborers promised to
keep still have elapsed.
Governor Dole is mentioned as a pos
sible if not probable appointee to the
Supreme Court bench, after his retire
nent from the governorship, provided II
hat Congress amends the Organic Act II
80 as to increase the number of appel
ate court justices from three to five.
Government salary and payroll war
1t par by the local banks under an ar
made with them to tide the
reasury over until the taxes come in. 4
When registered the warrants draw Il
i've per cent. interest until redeemed.
DR.. Cooper, president Of the Board of
Health, at the executive council meet
ng yesterday introduced the question
# prohibiting any more burials, after
time stated, in cemeteries within the
ity of Honolulu. 1t was referred to |
future meeting, to be discussed along
With the matter of new cemetery sites.
Attorney General Andrews has rem
cred an opinion to Deputy Insurance
commissioner Smithies to the effect
hat insurance companies doing bust
ess in this Territory may be compelled
o procure license for each individual
mployed by them to solicit and write
or insurance. A fee of 50 for each
cense is chargeable.
Governor Dole, Superintendent Coop
r and Col. Jones yesterday morning
a prospective site for the pro-
osed armory of the National Guard Of :
laval. 1t is within the Roads and (
BRIDGES yard near the judiciary build e
ng, with 96 feet frontage on King
treet and III feet depth. The Gov (
rnor said yesterday evening that the g
Ians for the armory had not yet been :
ompleted. X