Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-01
kOHALA NEWS NvilS

South Kohala, Hawaii, July ga.
w. Carter, guardian, arrived in Wal
mea on the night sof the 2Sth from !
North Kohala. where he hasi been at. |
tending the court to hear the case In |
which Mr.. Parker and others were
charged by Judge Matthewmnn with
which grew out of the collection Of
certain moneys owing to the ranch.
which according to the courts ruling.
should have been paid TO the receiver.
All the arguments have been heard.
but the decision is pending. He
leaves for Honolulu by the Kiuau.
On the 26th inst. Amos Koki Of Wal
mea met wi tn an accident. He was
at Kawaihae and while climbing into
freight wagon In motion he fell he
tween the wheels, so that the whoel
went over his right forearm, INJECTING
an incomplete fracture on the outer
bone. The injury, however. Is by no
means a serious one.
Mrs. Eben Low and family Of seven
, children. together with Miss Emma
Ward of California are stopping at the
| Kawaihae View Hotel. Sam Wight.
son of President c. l.. Wight OF the
Wilder Company, is also staying at
the same place.
Ernest Parker and his brother
James, sons of Samuel Parker. also
| George Beckley, Jr., arrived by the
Kinau of the goth. They are now at
their Mana home. H. Focke Is also
guest at Mana. He returns to Homo
lulu today by the Kinau from HAWAI-
hae.
| Miss Alice Campbell. Miss Juanita
Beckley. and Miss Irene Dickson arc
visitors at Mana. They left on the
morning Of the goth for the Humuula
sheep ranch by way of Waikiki. wherH
they expect to remain for few days
Miss Matilda Weary and Miss Jea
nette $ pencer are guests at the Atcb
erley place, Kawaihae.
Mrs. James Hind OF North Kohala
with her family are visitors at Wal
mea, They are occupying the Hama
kia place.
There seems to he tendency In IA
vor Of the Democrats in the Kohala
district
A rage for baseball has broken out
In the district. Groups NAV be seer
practicing daily in Waimea and Ka
waihae. A club is in process OF or
ganization and hopes TO be In post
ton to develop team TO play games
with teams of any other district.
At last the long needed repairs In
the Observation-Disclosures road are being
carried out. This road has boon in q
shocking state, worn down to the
bed rock. extremely Injurious b
horses and, runous to vehicles
The Kawaihae school building Ia be
ing rapidly put up and will soon he
finished. The contractor Is Peter Da
Wis. The Puak0 school was finished
some time ago by George T. Bell
vor of the Democratic in the Kohala
What these schools nov ner' IS ca
pable. certificated teachers, and thea'
are plentiful enough.
On the 9th inst. on their way Il
North Kohala to attend the court, Mr.
Maguire's men from Huihul succeeded
in making an extraordinary catch.
big fish called the A.u had become i'm
prisoned in shallow water between Xxi
holo and Puako and was an easy vic
tim to the travellers. They were OF
horseback and being able to get quit,
close managed to lassoe II with ihel,
J lariats. They noosed II by the heat
and tail and with some difficulty drag
, ged II ashore and conveyed II to tn,
Puako plantation. Here Mr.. vreden
burg undertook the handling OF thu
carcass. II was found to be ~ fec
long and weighed 211 pounds. Thii
!, is. the first time in Hawaiian hls'or,
/ that We have heard OF fish beint
lassoed Natives look upon the occur
renee asa favorable omen TO the dis
, trict.