The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-19
LOCAL BRevITIEs.

O There are now on exhibition at g
O the Aquarium over 400 fish of so g
@ varieties. g
o o 90 o o o o o 30 o @ % o o .
Hydrants for Waikiki and Kahului
have been delivered on the ground.
Geo. c. stratemeyer has been adjudg-
ed bankrupt by Z. S. Judge Dole.
Judge Gear yesterday further heard
the Christian annulment of marriage
case.
Dr. o. E. Wall returned in the China
from a tour of six months in the
Orient
Superintendent Holloway goes to Maui
today to attend to public works bust
ness on that island.
The Democratic Central Committee
meets tonight at waverley hall to ar
range for primaries, etc.
]. Castle Ridgeway of Hilo has been
in town for a few days attending to
his duties as National Bank Examiner
There will be no more band concerts
at Emma square until the improve
ments there in progress have been COM
pleted.
A. L. wyman, formerly of the Alex
ander Young Hotel, has accepted a
position with Geo. Lycurgus of the
Union Grill.
The Supreme Court yesterday heard
argument on the Motley will case. petit
ton to reopen. and oroered Mullen VS..
Walker submitted on briefs.
d. III. Case, Avon H. Crook and c. F.
Clemens, attorneys for Robert NJ. Full
Ter, have filed satisfaction of Judgment
for him against the Rapid Transit Co.
in full
Cecil Brown, executor of the will of
William Phillips, deceased, petitions for
approval of accounts and discharge, re-
porting. receipts of s19,97S.5S and pay
ments of $2092.35.
Honolulu Branch Of the Theosopohical
Society meets now and until further no
tice in Kapiolani building, room No. p,
at 1880 on Tuesday and Thursday even
ings. Visitors welcome.
Miss Eva NJ. Stevens, from Chicago,
who arrived yesterday on the Korea,
comes to take up her residence in Ho-
nolulu. She will make her home with
Bishop and Mrs. Restarick.
A letter addressed to G. Goodwin has
been lost. The finder is at liberty to
keep the foreign postage stamp on en-
velope and will confer a great favor by
mailing the letter TO the Y. NJ. c. A.
Judge Gear received cabIegram
from his wife yesterday announcing
that she had won suit for possession
of the California gold mine, Tuo-
Iumne County, Calf, which is a valu-
able property but for some time past
has been closed by litigation.
c. H. Brown, administrator of the
estate of D. C. Camarinos, will be
granted his discharge by Judge Gear
on paying an adjudicated balance of
$129.05. An offer of $40 for outstanding
estate debts, made by c. F. Peterson,
has been accepted by the court.
The Acting Governor yesterday re-
ceived an invitation from the National
Prison Association headquarters at AL
1eghany, Pa, to appoint a representa-
tive of the local police department to
attend the annual congress of the As
ISOLATION to be held at Quincy, ILL.,,
October Is to 20
Judge Dole granted writ of habeas
corpus on the petition of Zip Chong
for the production of Chop lin by f.
NJ. Bechtel and Joshua K. Brown, I'M
migration officials. Chop Tin was about
to be deported in the Korea for being
Chinese unlawfully in the country
C w. Ashford is his attorney.
Edward Knust, son of Adolph Knust,
deceased, and nominee of Frederick
Knust. widow, petitions for letters of
administration on the estate of the de-
ceased, which is valued at about $4,000.
Besides the widow and son already
named, August Richardt, a stepson of
deceased, is named in the list of heirs.
]. j. Dunno is attorney for petitioner.