The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-12
LOCAL sRevlFle,.

ne ieiTltoflal Granu Jury began Its
session yesterday.
c. w spitz, the Nawiliwili merchant.
is in town.
Mr.. H. p. Baldwin OF Maui is regis
tered at the Young Hotel.
The Supreme Court sits today with
Chief Justice Frear on the bench.
4 Hilo is shipping 60 sicxs of ohia tele-
phone pins to Manila on a contract.
Associate Justice Hartwell Is expect
ed back on October from the Coast.
The Office OF Internal Revenue Col
lector Chamberlain is being repaired
and painted
Chinese Inspector J. K. Brown il
quite i'll and George r. Cullen is TAX
ing his place.
Secretary Jas. L. Mclean of the IL
8. N. Co. was passenger in the Hall
from Kauai
/ Col. Sam Parker has a fat bullock
, ready against the coming of william
]. Bryan. October I.
DR.. Brigham has received a radium
apparatus from London which he will
use in illustrating lectures.
Superintendent of Public instruction
Davis has arranged to have all school
exhibits preserved in glass cases.
Walter G. Weldon would like to have
all growers of sisal in the islands COM
municate with him as soon as possible.
1t is rumored that the wife of DR..
Kojima of Hilo was kidnapped in San
Francisco. She is a very beautiful
woman.
Judge Robinson yesterday ordered
S1321.0S as her dover share in the es-
tate of Manuel Barete set aside for
Mrs Maria Barete.
Deeds of the right of way along Wal
kiki beach are being prepared by the
Attorney General, but may not be sign
ed without obligation.
Judge Robinson signed an order APP
proving the $4,000 bond of Mrs. Jessie K.
Kaae, executrix of the estate of Mar
garet V. Carter deceased.
The Bureau of Animal Industry has
declared a quarantine against CHAMBERS,
farcy and tuberculosis. A strict in
spection of all live stock is ordered.
The japanese on Hawaii assert that
Sheriff Keolanui discriminates in not
allowing them to pass examinations for
licenses as horseshoers and farriers
Miss Julia Conan left Tuesday for a
three months trip to Honolulu, where
/ she will be the guest of Miss Stella
Love and other friends.-Portland Jour
nal.
Attorney General Andrews Is at work
on set of rules for the paroling of
prisoners. Pending their completion no
orlIA rt,tlI ~ H..
ernor.
Judge Robinson yesterday sustained
the demurrer to the complaint in the
! suit of Omoto Bunhuchi VS.. the Homo
lulu Rapid Transit and Land Co. with
leave to amend.
Governor Carter yesterday approved
the rule of the Board of Agriculture
| and Forestry, Bureau Of Animal In
| dustry, enforcing inspection of all live
stock brought into the Territory.
! u. S. Commissioner Mailing yester-
i day ordered w. H. Sadler, deserter
J from the cableship Restorer, turned
over to the British Consul. Sadler is
Ill and the hearing was at the. prison,
| The Lahainaluna school opened on
Tuesday with 101 students. The teach
ers were obliged to place a number of
applicants on waiting list. 1t is not
possible to take any more pupils at
present.
A fine looking bunch of bananas
| grown ON the estate of Hon. s. NJ. Da-
mon at Moanalua is on exhibition in
Day & Co.'S window. The bunch is
three feet high, weighs 70 pounds and
contains S43 bananas.
Governor Carter has intimated that
T.. B. McClanahan's suggestion that
the $4,000 appropriated for the i'm
provement of the Manoa road can not
legally be used to build much needed
/, approaches to 1t.
| Dr. Victor A. Norgaard, Territorial
| Veterinarian, will soon have for dis
tribution copies of Bureau of Animal
| Industry Circular No. rs giving the
! history. diagnosis and prevention of
CHAMBERS and farcy.
Rev. Ezera of "St. Paul. fame broke
out again Saturday night week and was
j booked for an ascension" before a
large audience of believers, but as he
in someway missed connections he Is
still in the land of the living
County Attorney Douthitt will defend
the injunction suit or E. Il. McClana-
han against County Treasurer Trent to
prevent the payment of a blanket war;
rant for $141 to Andrew Adams on ac-
count of labor on the roads in Koolau-
poke district.
Reverend G.. d. Edwards addressed
a good sized audience yesterday at the
Y. NJ. C. A. hall at o'clock on Sac
rifice as an Element in Christian
Growth" 1t was Mr.. Edwards first
appearance before the association and
he was very favorably received.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Democratic Territorial Gen.
trail Committee has been called fol-
Sunday night at the offices of Kinney
Cooper and McClanahan to start the
arrangements for the entertainment Of
w. ]. Bryan.
The Portland Journal says of Ed
Dekum's brother: Frank Dekum, 8
J Portland boy who has won distinction
on the stage in the east, will be seer
al the Marquam Grand next week IL
support of Wilton Lackaye. He II
lpIavinv the rOlas of Laundry Court In