The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-06-24

tFrom Wednesdays AdvertIser.)

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Judge and Mrs. Dole give dance tC
the young people on Thursday evening
June 23rd.
For vagrancy Murakoshi was sent e
Jail for sixty days by Judge Lindsay
yesterday
The remains of the late a. X Ma
wahi were taken to Hilo on the Kinau
yesterday.
Mrs. Edgar Wood departed yester-
day for Maui to spend her summer
vacation on the slopes of Haleakala.
Andrew Kihiel, for many years wharf
| Waterman for Hackfeld & Co.. is very
Ill at the home of his son in Christley
lane.
Chez SEQ was found guilty of larceny
in the second degree in the Police Court
yesterday morning and sentenced to
one years Imprisonment.
Thos. Boiselier, a sugar boiler from
Hawaii, was arrested yesterday on a
charge Of gross cheat. 1t Is alleged
that Carl Kemme sent him to get
change for s. and that he used it him
self.
The three Masonic lodges have agreed
to jointly celebrate st. John the Bap-
lists day which occurs on June "a.
There will be some speaking and a ban
quet to which all Masons, including So
journing brethren are expected to be
present.
Collector Chamberlain of the Inter-
nal Revenue bureau is making up his
years report to end June 80. The col
lections all over Hawaii have amounted
to about $4,000, large proportion of
which Is made up of the special tax
of $50 year on places to Sell liquor.
OF these there are about 600 in the
territory.
A new set of books for Judge Ke-
poikaPs court on Maui is being ar
ranged by Auditor Fisher. The audi
tor has been going over the books,
which We're brought here from Wailu-
ku. He found them in a very unsatis-
factory condition. The books are be-
ing made up now and E. H. Hart, who
is understood to be the new appointee
for clerk, will open them up. The sys-
TEN employed by Coelho was found to
be too complicated.
(From Wednesdays Advertiser.)
The 7th precinct, 9Th district, Repub-
lican club will hold it's meeting at Ka-
iulani schoolhouse at 1880 tomorrow
evening.
Clerk w. B. Mailing, as U. S. Com
missioner, yesterday committed Lok
Sing 30 to the Federal grand jury for
perjury before immigration officials.
Dr. Mouritz, who cares for the health
ness largely connected with the set
tlement of Kamalo Sugar Co. affairs.
The Republican club of the End pre-
cinct, fourth district, will meet for it's
election at Z tomorrow evening. so as
to give members time to attend the
banquet.
The Attorney Generals opinion on
marine insurance holds that a local
firm of sugar factors in placing in
on sugar cargoes with a San
Francisco underwriting agency violates
the Territorial Insurance Act by trans
acting insurance business without a |
license.
Republican precinct clubs meet this |
evening to elect officers for two years.
Pioneer Mill Co.'S output of sugar is
stated to be 1900 tons, which is some
What in excess of last years crop.
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, and three
California firms have filed a petition
n bankruptcy against Wing Wo Lung
To-
Mr.. Alfred n. Hayselden of Lahaina,
Who came to town last week to be in
tiated into the Elks returned on Tues
lays steamer.
Former Justice A. Perry was yester-
lay entered as counsel in a Supreme
,ourt case wherein the Catholic Mis-
ion is interested.
U. S. Marshal Z. r. Hendry went to
Kauai last night, it is supposed to ar
est Postmaster Kuhoe at Kapaa for
N alleged shortage in his accounts.
Acting Governor Atkinson yesterday
approved the renewal of a dealers
liquor license 10 Thomas F. McTighe,
md of a retail license to f. NJ. Kiley
or the Favorite saloon.
Jonah Kumalae and Enoch Johnson
lppear before Judge De Bolt for sem
ence on conviction of conspiracy this
when a motion in arrest of
Judgment is also to be presented.
Mrs. Sinette McGrew, widow of the
ate DR.. Henri McGrew, and her young
ION, arrived on the Korea last evening
rom Yokohama, and registered at the
hawaiian Hotel. Mrs. McGrew's ar
ival was quite unexpected.
Third Engineer Kerr of the transport
logan is resisting the proceedings to
AVE him sent from San Francisco to
for trial on the charge of as
ault upon the high seas. Evidence
low on the way hence may decide the
question.
1t is reported that Captain U. S. G.
White, who was civil engineer attach
a to the Honolulu naval station for
ome years. VIII be ordered to join the
engineering stan Of the Bureau of
'ards and Docks, Washington, capt