The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-09-22

Broom wedne.day.s AdvertIsar.l

(From Wednesdays Advertiser.)
DIR. and Mrs. Doremus scudder go to-
the Coast next week by the sonorna.
Senator McCandless called on Cover
nor Carter yesterday In regard TO the
loan bill. ~ -s
United States Marshal E. r. Hendry
| is confined to his rooms at the Young
Hotel by illness.
F., David Rollo. who was recently arrest
ed on a charge OF gross cheat, was
arrested again yesterday on charge of
larceny. ~S
Superintendent of Public Works C.
s. Holloway is considering the use of
crude oil on the streets. 1t will likely
not be used on macadamized streets
Minnie Jeffs has libeied Harold Jeffs
J for divorce on the ground OF extreme
cruelty. They were married June 5th,
1900. and separated September 2, 1906
There are dozen houses now under
construction on the newly leased lands
in Palol0 Valley and the work OF clear
ing and construction is going on at
lively rate. y
Supervisor Lucas is preparing an
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| tomobiles. 1t is proposed to make all
motor carriages carry numbers of
Identification
Mr.. w. A Castle is expected to at
tend the conference of the National
Civic Federation on the immigration
question The conference will be held
in New York in December.
Dr. H. III. James of w. p. Fuller g.
Co. left for Hilo yesterday on the XII
nau. He will return to meet Mrs.
James. who will arrive from the main
land on the Sierra September 27.
Miss Helen Eapes Alfred w. Eames
and Francis A. Eames of Wahiawa are
at the Young. The children will leave
today for the Coast on the Alameda
to attend school in Los Angeles.
The grand jury was excused yester-
day by Judge Robinson until October
End pending the decision as to the
lapse of the term. The criminal cases
on the calendar were continued to the
same date.
Alexander Young, proprietor of the
Alexander Young Hotel, accompanied
by Mrs. Young and daughter, leaves
in the Alameda today for California.
They will occupy their Oakland home
for while.
Auditor Fisher stated yesterday that
he did not see the force of the argu-
ments made against taxing the big
plantations at Honolulu as their owner
ship Is here and their head offices,
while only one-half the tax goes to
Oahu.
| A decree of foreclosure was signed
yesterday in the suit of George w.
Macfarlane against the Waikiki Sea-
side Hotel Co. for the sum of $13,750
commissioner by Judge Robinson to sell
the property.
A. N. Campbell, Frank Hustace and
F. j. Lowrey yesterday made their
answer as respondents in the suit of
Charles r. Hemenway, trustee of the
Honolulu Clay Co., bankrupt, against
the Honolulu Clay Co. and others. The
respondents deny knowledge of any ir-
regularities. As
| 1t is understood that strong effort
was made yesterday afternoon by the
Board of Health to contradict the testi-
inony of Rev. Mr.. Rath and the Ad-
vertiser about the insanitary state of
things in Palama. Reporters of the af-
! ternoon press were taken to various
places and shown things in the way
Pinkham exhibited the small farm to
the labor committee, except that in this
case the investigators saw the best of
1t. Ample time was given during the
morning and early part of the after
noon to do some cleaning up.