The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-01

Deputy High sherim George c. sea
has gone 90 Maui 20 serse some papers
chas. David. the veteran hoseman n.
has been unsigned TO the Makim Fire
Station
Miss Frankie Davis. sitter OF Mrs.
Thomas Wall OF this Is. died recently
at Modesto. Cal. OF pleurisy.
Auditor Fisher yesterday issued "A
warrant TO the County Of Oahu for
$4,000 TO meet the county's bills for
August.
Colonel Sam Parker is an old friend
OF William Jennings Bryan and will
entertain him when he arrives here on
his way around the world.
DR.. r. G. Curtis. formerly OF the
Queens Hospital AFT and la.terly
physician on Olaa plantation, left in
the Alameda to make his home in Cali
fornia.
Considerable attention was attracted
yesterday by life-size crayon portrait
Of Mother Castle by J. ]. Williams, dis
played in the window of a lower Fort
street store.
Assistant Deputy United States Mar
shall Roenitz is now in charge of the
Marshals Office owing to the absence
OF Marshal Z. r. Hendry and Deputy
Frank Winters.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Asch and family
wish to tender their heartfelt thanks to
the many kind friends and others who
in so many ways assisted them in their
late bereavement
Acting Governor Atkinson is arrang-
ing for reporters room in the Ju-
dietary building. This room will be a
great convenience for the news gath
erers and will be appreciated.
r c. A. Peterson, the real estate
broker. departed for the Coast yester-
day on the Alameda. He is making a
business trip, and will probably re-
turn in the same vessel on September
10.
A. w. Carter, guardian of Annie T.
K. Parker, a minor, has been ordered
to sell certain lands in Hawaii and
will file a bond OF 100000 with Judge
Parsons with the Pacific Surety Com
pany as surety.
The Supervisors of Kauai have de-
cided to take matter of corporation as
sessments into the courts. They as
sert that firms doing business in Kauai
should pay an income tax there spite
of their articles being filed in Oahu
County.
Louisa Tesla, drunk and hilarious at
the hagoon block yesterday, was ar
rested and brought to the police sta
ton. She Immediately objected to the
fare offered by the Japanese cook, and
insisted on having poi and raw fish
for steady diet.
The Bishop estate leaseholds on Mo-
lokai, which were held by the Kamalo
Sugar Co., will be sold at auction on
September 8. They comprise total
area of 4643 acres, with reservations of
kuleanas out, and the term of lease is ,
FL years from october 1 next.
Eight hundred thousand dollars
worth of Hawaiian bonds will arrive
here before October 4th in charge of
Calvert Brewer, secretary Of the
United States Mortgage and Trust
Company Of New York. The bonds are
to be delivered to the purchasers. w. G.
Irwin & Co.
Territorial Treasurer Campbell Is
now considering the appeal of the
Barete estate from old assessments.
There is big cut in the assessment
this year and the trustees think that |
the properties were over-assessed be- |
fore. 1t is doubtful If anything can
be done at this late day.
A. b. Lindsay of the Hilo board of
prison inspectors refused consent to the
proposed pardon of COrdiero recon- |
mended by High Sheriff Henry. AS
Mr.. Beers was the only other member
Of the board at home, the pardon is
held up. Cordiero has served the
greater part of two years term for |