The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-03

lFrom saturaay.s AayerlIserl


High sheriff Henry IL taking a hand
a. police raiding himself these days. and
says he is determined that open crime
nhall come to an end in Honolulu.
= Secretary Hay has written to the
Governor to the effect that Joe Plggott,
the American horse Jockey hurt on the
race course nt ST Petersburg. is alivc
and getting well. Tne Jockey Is a son
or John Piggott, an employee at the
Honolulu Iron Works.
The Stock Exchange has adjourned
over 10 Tuesday.
Samuel *. Pua. the Slir,a lawyer
Is in town TO spend the holidays with
his daughter, who is a pupil at the con-
vent.
Kalihi having squeezed water out of
the last Legislature will endeavor to
generate street lights from the coming
Legislature.
Miss Ethel Wolfe entertained the girls
of her class in the Fort street Chinese
Church at her home, 1928 Pikoi street,
yesterday afternoon.
With the approval of Governor Car
ter, Superintendent of Public Works
Holloway yesterday appointed Frank
Hustace a member Of the Fire Commits
sion.
The japanese residents of San Fran
cisco presented Prince Fushimi with a
fine blooded $1,000 white horse. The
animal will be taken to Japan on the
Mongolia.
bunch of inquiries on the part of
tourist parties now in Southern Cali
fornia was received by E. NJ. Boyd, SUI
perintendent of the Promotion Commit
tee. by last mail.
DIR. f. L. Miner has written to frieEda
intimating that he may return to Homo
lulu with his family. He has been
farming and stock raising In Quebec
Province, Canada for some years.
A cable to Henry Waterhouse Trust
Co. from z. POLITE & Co. yesterday
gave the following stock quotations:
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co.,
s74O0; Honokaa, $ls.125; Mal,aweli,
5000.
Judge Hart received word yesterday
that son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Elston, at Makaweli. Kauai
on the evening of December 20. Mrs
Elston was formerly Miss May Hart
OF this city.
All on account of the Bertelynanr
ejectment affair at Kalihi the Crane
Jury found three indictments ags ms.
James e. Fullerton, respectively 70
assault and battery, malicious injury
and gross cheat. He was released OF
bonds after arrest last night.
Governor Carter has received a lette
from the chairman of the Inaugural
Committee at Washington intimatins
that it would not be convenient If NOR,
tnan brigade of Hawaiian troops wer,
sent to take part in the parade wher
Roosevelt takes the oath of Office or
March 4th. 1t is not at all likely tina
more than a brigade will be sent.
(From Sundays Advertiser)
Former Judge Carl Smith of Hilo Il
IN the city looking over legislativ,
prospects.
The Library will close on Monday
which will be open as usual.
The Ellis Quintette Club will furnish
music for New Years services at Oah,
Prison at p. m. Messrs. Thwing anC
Martin will deliver addresses.
High Sheriff Henry has presente,
Deputy Sheriff Rawlins with a uni
form cap. that in its gold ornamental
ton is thing of beauty-and solic
enough to be joy forever.
Governor Carter, Gerritt Wilder an,
a couple of good shotguns went dow
the railway yesterday in the direction
of Waipahu. The Governor will be Il
his office again on Tuesday.
Mr.. Whitehead, for a long time
. motorman on the Rapid Transit Com
pany. is now one of the Oahu Prise
lrnas, and has charge of a gang @
prisoners in the Makiki quarries.