The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-23
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

Co. F viii elect first lieutenant thi
evening.
| japanese on Maui are contributin.
literally to the war funds of theil
country.
A meeting of the Republican Contra
Committee VIII be held at o'clock this
afternoon.
st. Clements Church woman's Guild
viii meet at the Parish House at
! p. IN. today.
Some indictments are promised by
the grand jury before Judge Robinson
this morning.
| The Hawaiian wornan's Club will
meet this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
Oahu College.
The annual meeting of the Hospital
Flower Society viii he held this after
noon in the rooms of the Y NJ. c. A at
3 O'Clock.
Honolulu Branch OF the Philosophical
| society meets every Tuesday and
Thursday night at 7:3O. Room 10, Yee
Hop building. =
Mrs. NJ. E. Fleming of Napa, Cal,
arrived in the steamer Ventura on a
visit to her son and his wife. Mr.. and
Il
Those who wish to contribute to the
Gulick memorial fund will find a saw
ings bank at the Castle Estate office
in charge Of Miss Guild.
J. A. Mcguire has applied for title,
IN the Land Registration Court, for his
ranching property on Hawaii contain
ing about ten thousand acres
DR.. Mary Roberts Smith will give her
third lecture tonight at Punahou Hail.
oahu College, under the auspices of the
Young Mems Research Club.
Joseph Firms trial for the pistol
wounding of Hugh Rooney comes on
this morning before Judge Robinson.
A new session of the Supreme Court
opens this morning.
Court Canoes will hold their regular
meeting this evening in San Antonio
hall. AS there is to be an election for
a delegate to the High Court Con-
vention all members are requested to
attend.
According to notice. the motion of
the Attorney General to strike from
the files the supplemental petition of
George A Davis, for a rehearing of
his disbarment case, will be argued
before the Supreme Court this morn
ing.
Two prominent men put up a 500
stake at the Police Station yesterday |
on the question of whether or not the
United States has a national holiday.
One man argued that there was none.
and the other, an attorney, said there |
was and cited the Fourth of July as an |
instance.
Governor Carter yesterday shut him |
self up with his accumulation of mail |
awaiting attention from his absence on |
Hawaii, until he emerged to review the |
Birthday parade of the |
n. G. FL. Today the Governor will |
apply himself to a solution of the Ter
'itory's financial problem.
DIR. McGrew's beautiful place at Aiea
was stripped of trees by the late storm
Over a hundred trees Were literally torn
I'D by the roots, the storm having
circular motion there. Only one tree
Of the many near the cottage was left
standing. DR.. McGrew is now at Aiea
With a force of men clearing away the
iebris.
Lieuts. Merle NJ. johnson, C. w. v.
Forster and Thos. P Cummins havej
'een appointed by Col. Jones as a /
'oard of survey to report on the con-
Ae1Oi VI Tic ". anu
0 examine and make report upon prop
rty reported lost by company COM
handlers and ascertain the accounta-
iifty and responsibility attached
hereto.
Col. J. w. Jones has received letters
inquiry from the General Division,
of California, regarding
his years inspection of the National :
-uard of Hawaii, such as the itinerary
hat would be required for the in
pecting officer. It is probable that,
s heretofore, the inspector will be
etailed from among the U. S. A. Off !
ars at Camp Mckinley.
For the reason that he received no
id at the advertised sale, A. NJ
rown, High Sheriff, has returned the G
on judgment for SIS, 30S.05 in
lie suit of w. 0. Smith ct al, trustees
the Lunalilo Estate, against H. w.
chmidt. The property levied on was
lie residence lot in Pensacola street,
,ntaining a modern two-story dwell !
g and other buildings, together with
a adjoining leasehold. Mortgages
to $14, $50, not counting in
rest, encountered the property.
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