The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-06
LOCAL BREVITlES.


County Treasurer Trent.
Congressman Hepburn of Iowa Gale
on Acting Atkinson at the
Capitol yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Q. Wood and jamie
Wilder are reported as intending to re.
turn To Honolulu from residence il
Europe
friends card showing that he has
resumed the practice of law at Okla.
homa city.
Olive Branch Rebelzah Lodge VIII hole
it's installation of officers this evening
Sister lodge and visiting members will
be welcome.
| Thomas Fitch is now senior member
Of the law firm of Fitch 4 Anderson
suite 610 Merchants Trust building
Los Angeles.
A wireless to Bishop & Co. yesterday
| said the Olaa strike was breaking up
majority of the men working and the
mill running.
! Col. and Mrs. Parker will move to
their Waikiki residence for the summer
accompanied by Misses Muriel and Bea-
trice Campbell.
In the foreclosure suit of W. w.
Chamberlain against Maria j. and John
Z. Bush, Judge Lindsay gives respond
ents ten days more wherein to plead or
answer.
Col. Thomas Fitch delivered a COM
mencement address before the San
Diego High School recently, in which
he discussed Billionaire Bandits and
Misled Workingmen.
Among those who left in the Korea
for Coast vacation were Miss Ida NJ,
Pope. principal of Kamehameha Girls
School, and P. NJ. Ryder. superinten-
dent of the Kakaako mission.
Judge Dole, on motion of District
Attorney Breckons, entered default in
the L. S. condemnation suit for land
for Notifications at Waikiki, against J.
W. Hawai- and the Waterhouse estate.
Mrs. /. r. Burns, formerly Miss Bes-
sic Along, arrived on the Ventura yes
Julia Along of Nuuanu avenue. Mrs.
Burns is now a resident of New York
city.
A corrected order has been signed by
Judge Lindsay, making the hearing of
James Loves petition for $500 out of his
estate July ), 1905, and the time has
been extended to Monday, July 10, at
2 p. m.
w. A. Kinney has gone to Kauai to
meet the directors of McBryde Sugar
Co., when he will present for their
fca 81, af
of Hawaii to float the company's
bonds.
DR.. y. A. Cobb arrived with his fam
lily from sydney. He comes to take a
position at the Planters Association
experiment station. DR.. Cobb is
Boston man, but has been in Sydney
for fifteen years.
Mrs VIM. S. Ellis of Honolulu has
been granted a divorce and has re-
stunned her maiden name of May c.
Schrieber. Mrs. Ellis asked for the di-
vorce on the grounds of cruel and
abusive treatment.
Advices have been received that the
japanese Government has amended it's
rule on emigration to Hawaii, whereby
now 400 people are allowed to leave IL
each steamer. One-half the number a
before must consist of women AMI chill
dren.
DR.. J. Pinto, the Portuguese physician
and surgeon. whose office is on Miller
street, took passage on the Kinau. to
attend to some patients on Hawaii.
where he will remain a week Or two,
after which he intends to make SINH
lar trip to Kauai
The flag on the Judiciary building.
where the L. S. Court, Attorney and
Marshal are located, was placed at
half-mast yesterday to remain in that
position the prescribed ten days out of
respect for the memory of John Hay,
Secretary of State.
Miss n. B. Forsythe, lately teacher
in Kamehameha Girls School, left in
the Korea. After visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis w. Smith at the Hotel Tuxedo,
she will go to New York,
entering the Boston Techno-
logical Institute as student.
c. K. Al, proprietor of the City mill.
has the schooner Mokihana out on
voyage, with a specula-
tive purpose of creating i trade in
sharkskin leather and hark-liver oil.
Since putting the scheme into initial
effect. however, Mr.. Al has rather lost
faith in results.
Mons. Viz avona, French Consul,
whose health has not been very salts
factory of late, went yesterday by the
kinau to visit the volcano for the first
time since his arrival in Hawaii. Dur
ing his short absence, DR.. Marques viii
be in charge of the French Consulate,
whose office is in the Elite Building,
Hotel street.
The Superintendent of Public Works
las awarded the contract for furnish
ing 1000 long tons of coal to the Homo
lulu water works to the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Co., the only bidder,
IS follows: 300 tons to Beretania
station at $7.25, 500 to Kali
nuki pumping station at $S.25 and 200
O Kalfhi pumping station at s775.
The stock certificates of the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Co, as re-
by the absorption Of Wild
ar's Steamship Co, have been received
from the mainland. They are embel-
iShe1 with r1ortraitS of tba late Samuel