The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-11-15

Archie M,Killop. tha drummer for y
mainland whisky house VIII return 70
san Ffanrirco IN the sonomaY
u Is reported that August Ahrons
feaIRre1, WHIP b. succeeded ~ manager
Of oahu sugar Cc's plantation by Alr
bull, now assistant manager
JOS u. boyd has organized Ropub.
li,un club I'm the iith pf cinct of the
Fourth Representative District. which
includes Kaiiua ana Waimanalu.
The engagement IL announced 81 Miss
Mabel Alice MossmBn, school teacher
at Kekaha. Kauai. and DR. +. 4. 81.
Sure. late Of the steamship Alameda.
The wedding viii probably take place
next month.
High Sheriff William Henry has an
nounced his intention OF strictly en-
forcing the Sunday law. which forbi1s
public sports, open places OF business
and all unnecessary labor on Sunday.
A mass meeting Of citizens Will be
held at Lahaina on Thursday evening
to form a program of wants for Maui
which viii be presented in the legis-
lature by the Maui delegation.
The Dave Barry Tommy Burns fight.
which Is to take place at Portland on
November II. will probably be bulletin
ed by rounds at the Columbia saloon
Burns is one Of the best fighters of his
class in the ring
A meeting of owners of automobiles
VIII be held at the Hawaiian Promotion
Committees headquarters, Alexander
Young building, at p. m. today to for
ward arrangements for the automobile
floral parade on Thanksgiving Day
Returns from some precincts on Ha-
wall are yet awaited at the Secretary's
office. one chairman of inspectors sent
his returns sealed up in the bag con-
tanning the ballots, and only an order
from the Supreme Court can get them
out.
The following bids were received at
the Public Works office for a concrete
arch culvert at Kaieie, South Hilo: A.
a. Wilson 80 days, $3440; L. NJ. White
house, 80 days, s336O; f. Very, 80 days,
$2997; w. Fernandes. so days, $780, ].
Correa e Son, 80 days, $4,000.
Hawaiian stocks took another rise in
San Francisco yesterday, cable to
the Waterhouse Trust Co. from E.
POLITE e Co. giving these quotations:
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar CO.,
$73.5o; Honokaa, $l6.775; Maxwell,
$1,000. Active, with an upward ten
dency."
Tax Assessor James l.. Holt will this
year begin proceedings to enforce the
payment of delinquent taxes promptly
after today. Taxes not paid by the
close of the Tax office tonight will have
ten per cent. added to their amount.
The office will be kept open this even
ing until o'clock.
Stephen Mahaulu having obtained a
substitute on his bond for Frank r.
Harvey, who had withdrawn, was again
set at liberty yesterday. Il. S. Boyd
was allowed out in charge of an Off
Ger, for a few hours in the morning
TO obtain sureties on his bond, but re-
turned to prison unsuccessful.
Rev. stephen Desha regards w. w.
Harris as an invaluable man on the
floor of the House as leader of the
party, and as chairman of the Finance
Committee. He thinks Representative
Holstein of Hawaii is eminently fitted
in parliamentary knowledge, for the
speakership.
Queen Liliuokalani and party leave
today in the steamship Sonoma for
The Queen will spend the
winter at the national capital, and will
again advance her claim to Congress
for monetary compensation for the loss
of her crown.
Treasurer Campbell is ready this
to redeem Treasury Warrants
1854 to $500 inclusive. These war
rants involve little over $4,000 The
Treasurer will begin paying off early
this morning. This will give an oppor-
tunity to people to draw the money and
pay taxes with it the same day.