The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-23


tbsN value of their holdings.
Nesidefinite action was taken in N
Premises. Mr.. Burghelli advocated th
. building of a road from Pilhonua I
kaiuiki which would give settlers /
. that section access to markets for thei
produce. He claimed that the soil q
Hawaii would produce vegetables an
fruits ia such quantities as would sun
Port settlers with reasonably Iarg
families, and that fruit raising an
: small Warming should be encouraged
Dir. Terry supported mir. BrugheIli ii
his arguments and gave an exhaustive
discourse on Coffee and Coffee Cul
fure, which proved vastly entertain
ing and instructive TO many of hi
planters present whose methods O
handling had not been quite SO sue
cessful as that OF Mr.. Terry.
In reilly to Mr. Turner, the Secretary
stated that nothing definite was knowr
regarding the transfer of the Reeds Is
land bridge.
OLAA CARD CLUB
A new feature in the social life of the
Olaa Card Club was introduced at the
last meeting when Mrs r. G. Curtis
entertained the club last Saturday
night. IL was decided to alternate an
evening of dancing with an evening of
| cards every three weeks. The meetings
are held In the CLUB house at Olaa Min
and the interest taken by the people of
Olaa in the organization has made the
club the center OF social life In this
vicinity. Mrs. AdcStocker is president
and mfr. Joe Limo secretary and treas
urer.-Herald
LOPEZ AT TATYRA E10EsxI0rs
It has been reported in Hilo that
francisco Lopez. the escape-general of
Hilo jail. has been seen recently in the
nefghborhood of Laupahoehoe It will
be remembered that Lopez was captur-
ed in the gulch back of Laupahoehoe on
a previous escape. and the superstition
is that he has gone back with a view to
retaliatfng on those who gave him into
custody before.-FIerald
CIRCUIT COURT OPENS.
The May term of the Circuit Court
for the Fourth Circuit convened We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock in the
courtroom in Hilo. Judge Little pre-
siding. The Grand Jury was impaneI-
ed, properly charged as to their duties
by the Court. and proceeded immediate
~ to the transaction of business. with
E. n. Holmes as foreman. The calen-
dar for the term was called and all
cases passed temporarily. NJ. F. Pros
ser, Deputy Attorney-GeneraI, appears
for the Territory in all criminal cases.
The Grand Jury is expected to report
this morning
NEWS NOTES.
One of the prettiest functions of the
season was the reception and dance
rendered to Miss Marie Nichols by Mrs.
]. S. Canario and daughters last Friday
evening. Miss Nichols is a Native
Daughter of the Golden West, one OF
San Francisco's most charming bellies
whose lively disposition and kindness
Of heart must win favor wherever she
goes.
The marriage of Judge Richards
daughter, Miss Anna Richard, OF Lau-
pahoehoe, to David Reinhardt of HiIo,
took place Saturday evening, May {,
at the home of the bride and was the
orettiest wedding that ever took place
n the district. Rev Oliver of Hilo per-
formed the ceremony, Miss Adaline
Malterre of Ononea was bridesmaid
and Mr.. A. w. Won Arnswaldt of Pa
oaaloa was best man.
Joe vierra has received orders to dis
sAAr%A . al Atoit-SiStISiA 4e1DCICI6s All
future to employ only citizens on road
york.
IA. B. Loebenstein received news by
.elephone of the death of a very yalu-
able mule in Kohala. The cause of
ieath is ascribed to CHAMBERS, which Is
aging among horses and cattle
throughout the Kohala district.
VIM. Lindsay. captain of police at
Waimea, has been appointed deputy
sheriff for that district. He is now do
ng special detail work in Hilo under
Deputy Sheriff Fetter.
The Young Mems Republican Club
ield an open meeting at Waiakea bridge
IN Wednesday evening. sI,eeches were ?
made by Rev. S. l., Desfla, Kauhane Z
ind John Lyman, Jr. n
Baron Won Hageman of st. Croix. b
Danish West Indies, Lieutenant Danish e
Royal Guards. ard prominent sugar
planter, is visiting Hawaii, and win
pend two or three weeks in Hflo. The s.
Baron is the champion tennis player Il
i St. ,roix. Z
Thos. c. Cook has been appointed u
Dad supervisor for O1aa and Puma dis "
riots. There were two other candi-
ates in o. A. Steven and Geo. w. Patty. cl
ut the department in making the app 81
ointment gave preference TO BIZ. Cook. g.
rho is surveyor and experienced road 7
nan. OF
e. e. Richards, representing The gov 81
rnment, has notified residents on the
overnment land from Nippon Alley to Il
'kino Hotel that they must vacate by Il
une 1, 1904. All buildings left on the
md after the 18TH of the month VIII u
e sold at auction Buildings above t.
onahawai street mus. remain on the II
md and become the property of the Is
overnment.
The committee preparing for Memoir
i Day exercises wish to invite all civil
,cieties to join with them in making
he day a success. The parade viii
art from. HALL church on May 80. at
p. m, marching to the cemetery. No
lrther invitation TO participate in the
arade will be given but it is hoped
lat cooperation with the committee
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