The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-15

$12,253 Moody, s12,70O; Bertelmann,
s12,747; Kendall, s14,535
(From Mondays Daily.)
Representative 8. E. Keliinoi came
over from Maui on the Claudine yes
terday.
Judge Dickey assessed fine Of $75
and costs against D. H. Lewis of Love-
| JOY & Co., on Saturday morning. .,t-
Elizabeth NJ. Eccles has filed suit
for divorce against Charles w. Eccles.
The lat r does not now reside in Ho-
nolulu.
| Gus Schumann, whose warehouse
burned down early Friday morning re-
turned from Maui yesterday, in re-
Spouse to wireless message.
Daniel Quill head police officer of
Puunene, Maui, and E. X. Bull, man
ager Of Hama plantation. are registered
at the Royal Hawaiian hotel
There are already reported to be
several applications for the position
of Superintendent of Waterworks. ].
M. Little, now engineer on the Fear
less, Is said to be in the lead in the
race.
F. S. Dodge of the Bishop Estate
states that the Bishop Estate is not in
any way represented by ]. S. Low in
the sale of the Kohala Ditch fran
chise which took place Saturday. The
Hawaii Ditch company has the lease
of the Bishop Museum water in Wal
pic valley and the Bishop Estate water
in Honokaa valley.
Mr.. ]. n. Cobb, from Washington, D.
c., one of the Fish Commissioners, and
Messrs. Harold d. King and Joseph W.
Milburn, of the Geodetic Survey staff,
We're among the prominent arrivals
registered at the Royal Hawaiian
yesterday The latter two gentlemen
have returned from Kauai where they
completed a survey of the harbor at
Eleele. !
A ,Torrens title is to be obtained for !!
the town site of Wahiawa, after which !
individual owners will receive deeds :
from the trustees.
The proposition of the Builders and |
Traders Exchange to take up quarters
in the Young Block is now before !
Alexander Young.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
eral, and Miss Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Smith.
Judge Gear confirmed the administra-
tors sale of the late District Attorney
Baird's law library and roll top desk
to District Attorney Breckons for 5000.
Judge Dole stated in the Federal
Court yesterday that he would endeavor
to have his decision in the Geo. A. Da-
Wis disbarment case ready to deliver
tomorrow.
japanese quarrymen have broken up
the famed bell rock on the Waialae
roadside, which had always been an
object of public curiosity for it's sono-
rous quality.
Judge Dole condemned for sale two
cases of merchandise, consigned to j.
which had been seized by Col
lector Stackable on the ground of
fraudulent entry.
Miss Genevieve Dowsett has libeled
Steamship Company for s442
damages on account of baggage lost
while libellant was taking passage from
Maui in the steamer Kinau.
Twenty-three Chinese gamblers for
feited So bail each in Police Court yes
terday. Two Japanese gamblers for
feited $40 bail each. Three more re-
ceived sentences of two days imprison
ment.
High Sheriff Brown has declared his
purpose to suppress all kinds of gam
bling. The police will pay special at
tention to dice throwing. Friendly
shaking" for meals cigars and drinks
will make the shakers liable to an audi
ence with the district magistrate.
Governor Carter is reported to have
Informed some of the politicians and
yesterday that there .
would be no appointment to the vacan-
~ left by Andrew Browns resignation
as Superintendent of Water Works '
The office will be left vacant as meas
lre of economy.
Curtis p. Iaukea was deposed from
the craftsmanship of the Home Rule
executive by vote of thirteen to three
There We're sixteen members present
)ut of sixty-fiye forming the committee {
The offending of the victim consisted '
m his alleged advocacy of fusion with I
The Democratic party. I
Among the names of callers ON Gov I
arnor Carter yesterday We're the fol- :
owing, those grouped In pairs having
audience together; Col, j. w, Jones
and Col, j, ii. Soper. Mrs Annis Mon
lague Turner, Senator G, l., Crabbe I
and w H. Hoogs, George Markham and /
Isaac cockett, Captain Berger Treas \
lrer Kepoikai, Dr, Cooper Commits
sioner Pratt, Superintendent Holloway, ,
Representative kellinoi, John Ellis and