The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-11
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ycrtiser office Tor letters.
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Gears residence at Kaimum for six
months.
J. Abidle. a French laundryman.
Slipped and fell yesterday and broke his
right arm below the elbow.
Election day was very quiet around
the police station. only ono drunk be-
ins arrested before evening
Solomon Kahiann was drowned by
falling into ditch In Koolau yester-
day.
Neither the Board of Agriculture nor
the Board of Health held a meeting
yesterday.
There was n session of the Territorial
grand jury yesterday. Detective Hat
ter was in attendance.
1t was discovered yesterday that
there was heavy betting on Tuesday
that Motley would beat Iaukea.
Secretary Atkinson, in a post-election
talk before leaving, gave credit for the
redemption of Hlo to the Young Mems
Republican Club of that district.
San Francisco quotations received
yesterday from Il. POLITE &c Co. by the
Waterhouse Trust Co: Hawaiian
Commercial & Sugar Co. s6s.5O; Homo
kaa, SIC; Maxwell, $50.
Two thousand ham sandwiches were
distributed from the Fifth District Re-
publican headquarters at noon to the
men on duty at the polls.
Ku, a native who was persuaded to
assist in. exhuming the body of Yone-
hara at Waimanalo, has been ostracis-
ed by his family and acquaintance. |
They refuse to live or eat with him.
Among those endorsed by the Re
publican Central Committee for the
position of Warden of oahu Prison are
the present assistant Ward |
en-, and w. Scott Wright.
The following bids were received at
the Public Works office for relocating
Paauhau main road: l.. NJ. White
house, 1870 days s10,555; Benton & Ari-
oil, $50 days, sS256.
At the instance of Governor Carter,
the band under Captain Berger sere
naded British Consul de Layard at the
Consulate yesterday, in honor of King
Edwards birthday.
II. NJ. Dow, former clerk to the High
Sheriff. yesterday published a testi-
monial to his honesty and integrity Of
character, signed by nearly all of the
business and professional men of Ho-
nolulu.
A. A. de Mattos, a Portuguese resi-
dent of Hilo, has come to town to
lodge a written complaint with the
authorities against Sheriff L. A. An
drews for the violence and injustice
with which he and his police are al
eyed to have served process of eject
ment against the complainant.
Attorney General Andrews has in
imated to the Governor that he is
eady to give pace to his successor at
my time. He can leave affairs in good
order within week and he hopes to
,lose out the fishery cases before CIV
ng w. the office.
A cablegram to Admiral Terry indi-
Gates that the steamer Manchuria will
,all here, contrary to earlier advices,
IN her next trip to the Orient. In
hat case the Admiral will take his
departure in that vessel instead of the
)oric.
The Henry Warehouse Trust Co,
It'd, received yesterday from Messrs.
Idw. POLITE & Co., San Francisco,
quotations on Hawaiian stocks listed
n the San Francisco Stock and Bond
Exchange, as follows Hawaiian Com
nercial e Sugar, s6S.5O; Honokaa, SIG;
IL kaweli $50. The San Francisco mar
et is active with an upward tendency.