The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-04
THAT "coERoIoNu CASE.

scat they call it Grading There
may have been some trading done
wnen Senator Brown wanted an appro-
priation for the completion of Rich
ardson street. If the Senator is going
to plead che baby act for all the good
things he has done as member of tho
Legislature some one had better buv
him rattle.
HILo NOTES.
Five thousand feet of koa timber
was recently shipped to the coast ON
the Marstcu. She left San Francisco
on her return trip to- Hilo on the oend
instant.
The rose beetles are appearing again
IN force and the public is advised to
adopt Brother Matthias s plan of keen.
ing the town free of them and the
flowers blooming.
r. Brughelli brought n root of cas-
sava to this Office yesterday to show
the size that this vegetable will attain
In Olaa. The piece measured seven.
teen inches and weighed twelve pounds.
r. G. Beamer contemplates vaca.
ton in the near future and he will
spend it in the Orient. He will noe
leave until he has competed improve.
ments to his newly acquired property
on School street.
Contractor George Mumby is pro-
crossing with the construction Of the
Kapoho, Puma, Jail, and Contractor De.
fries is putting up The Hookena Jail on
the other side of the is1an,dl.
Don Bowman exhibited home-
grown carnation last Tuesday that mea-
stred nearly four inches in diameter
IN color it was dark crimson. with
black stripes. "'"
William Laeha Of Laupahoehoe, who
was Endorsed by the Republican nv,
ganization, has been appointed deputy
sheriff at that point.
Il. A. Andrews, who has been absent
In Waimaa and North Hilo for several
weeks past, has returned to Hilo to
take up his law practice again.
f. Brughelli and Adam Lindsay have
been appointed commissioners to as.
sess damages for the extension of
Bridge street, Representative Shipman
and Commissioner Lambert being alb.
sent from the city.
Charley Elderts has been appointed
Deputy Sheriff of Kapoho, Puma. to
succeed his father, Captain j. f. FL
derts, who has departed for the agri-
cultural country of Alberta, Canada.
IL is said that Honolulu Elks' base
pan team has made fiattering offer to
Jack Williams to pitch for them this
season.
The Hilo Cotilljon Club will hold its
anpual meeting at the residence of Mrs.
.Iarret L. Lewis on the evening of April
D. After the business of the club ia
closed there will be cards. It is ex.
pected that every member will be pres
ent.
j. s. McCandless has no doubt of his
success at boring for water at Keaau
Tor the Olaa Sugar Co. People in Hiio
believe that water will be found any
where In that section since the fine
springs have made their appearance on
Front street.
0.0.0.o-0.0-0.0-0.0.O.0.0
purchase of Pauoa valley water rights.
kalawaia introduced resolution to
instruct the Committee on Public
Lands and Internal improvements to
investigate Immediately, before further.
moneys are appropriated or expended
by the Department of Public Works, all
matters concerning the Waikakalaua
and Klpapa road in the District of Eva.
Aylett introduced a bill providing
for license fee of one dollar for per.
sons driving licensed vehicles. It pass
ed first reading by title.
Smith introduced bill adding a
new section to the Revised Laws re-
speeding judgment in actions in which
a claim of set-off is pleaded.
Harris's bill to prohibit the use of
trading stamps, guessing contests and
similar devices for the gaining or
trade had a close call in getting
through. 1t got the necessary 16 votes,
10 going against it.
Senate Bill 26, to provide a penalty
for impersonating an officer or agent
Of the Board Oh Health, passed thru
Senate Bill 20, requiring secondhand
dealers to procure licenses, passed third
reading.
Senate Bill n, regulating the pay
nent of license fees, passed third read
ing.
Sheldon bill for the appointment of
District Magistrates, who must possess
The qualifications of attorneys-at-law,
,ame up for third reading. 1t failed to
get the necessary 16 votes by one and