The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-22
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Father JIlrich was naturalized as an
American citizen yesterday.
Hilo is TO have a race meeting, to be
given on August u the anniver sary Oh
the raising of the American Tag
William Mckinley Lodge No. ), n
of P. meets tonight in Harmony nall
King street. Work in second rank
Chester Doyle was TO have returned
from Hawaii on the Mauna Loa yes
terday, but stopped off at Lahalna.
Treasurer Campbell has put into CT
feet the provision of the tax law impos-
ing license of SO upon physicians.
<. It. Atkinson has been visiting the
reform school at WaiaIee and studying
the methods there for week past
, Captain Lyon and Lieutenant-Com-
mander Niblack, of the Naval station
paid an official call at Camp Mckinney
yesterday.
| Judge Dole has granted an order for
service by publication of the summons
! in the case of the United States vs..
Julia Along er al.
/ E. ]. Kanakaia has brought suit for
divorce against Samuel X. Kamakaia
! on the ground of cruelty habitual IN
| temperance, and failure to provide.
The ST. Clements branch of the
woman's Auxiliary will meet on tues
| day, July &c, at 2:30 o'clock, p. m; Inc
Guild will meet at o'clock p. m, same
date.
| Judge Dee, prominent man or Osoeh'
Utah, who with his daughter, We're
guests at the Hawaiian Hotel for sew
eraI weeks until recently, died suddenly
at his home on July 8.
The stock of the Honolulu Brewing
and Mailing Company was listed on the
Stock Exchange yesterday, and Hal
stead & Co. reported the sale OF 5oo
shares at the par value of twenty dol
lars.
Acting-Governor Atkinson had the
matter of the Koolau railway franchise
under consideration yesterday pu'
reached no conclusion upon 1t. Inc
matter has now gone over until neH'
week.
Manager Bidgood says that there vii
not be a vacant room in the HalelWa
Hotel until Monday. The party o.
lSouthern California school teacher:
{, now visitingsthe islands will be at ths
! hotel four days next week.
CAPTAIN Matson has agreed to pay
TWENTY-FIVE cents a bunch for all ba
nanas left on the wharf by the steamel
Enterprise at her last SAILING IRON
Hilo He disclaims any responsibility
: but does not want shippers to lose.
The condition Of Mr. W. P. Lewis las
evening was about the same as Tor TN
+. past three days. 1t is believed now
r ever. that he will rally sufficiently TO
transferred to the Sonoma on Tuesday
(which will take him to San FRANCISCO.
:, ! Street rumor had it yesterday tina
Hairy Ar1nitage had secured control
ling interest in the Waimea Sugar Mi
Company. of Waimea, Kauai. .Arml
tape himself said that he was actin
for an out of town client, and refuse
> to say how much of the STOCK ne ma
:, bought.
:. Mr. Walter L. Winkler of Colorad
:, Springs will address the mems NEE
= ING in Association all at O'Clock &c
,,orrow on 1.-The Rose and the Man.
NJ. W;nkler was formerly general sec
$ retarv and is now treasurer OF the J
e NJ G. A. of over 1000 members, with
building worth over 100000. The usus
! sumner follows the meeting.
g The Hawaii Promotion Committee
mail arriving by the Nevadan indicate
that the Sierra will have a TAR nun
l. her of passengers for Honolulu, II
Guiding q party from Southern Cailfol
.e MIA. The dozen young women OF II
d narty from Southern California "hic
= came here on the Manchuria have goi
s. to Haleiwa to remain until Iuesda
morning. when they will return to tai
n the steamer leaving for Hilo, Wheh'
# they will go to the Volcano.
is Despite the lack of an electro III
1t Pacific Heights is having something
a boom in the past two weeks Eve
m house that has heretofore peeh uilo
.v c11pied is rented and filled ana the
at are many demands for more residence
* The heated season has made facI
Heights popular, for it is always CO
~ mn there 1t may not De general
-, known. but there is fine, macada1
- ized road all the way to the SUNNI
-, and people find it pleasant drive