Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-12
THEY MUST ANSWER
To THE SUPERVISORS
Especial 10 The Bnlletml

kailua, kOna, Dec. 7.-MeSsrS. j. W.
Keliikoa and David Baker, sheriffs re.
spectively of North and South Kona,
have been summoned to appear forth.
with before the County Supervisors
and prove that they are not guilty of
!, the charges of inCompetency, drunken.
ness and disregard of the execution of
/ the law except in such way as they
see fit.
A movement is on foot to have Ha.
wall divided East and Vast as in the
first county act. In figuring 1t appears
from actual count that the Kohalas.
konas and Kan can run themselves as
cheaply as at present and to the bet
ter satisfaction of West Hawaii voters.
who feel they are too far away from
Hilo and the Supervisors and other
county officials,
There is horrible roar from 10.
hala over the court term just closed
In Kau. The next Legislature is to be
asked to do away with the court terms
except at Kailua, which is centrally
located and equally distant from the
kohalas and Kau.
kona Is at present harvesting one
Of the biggest coffee crops on record
and this trip down the Mauna Loa will
have about fifteen hundred bags of
woman and child in the district, able
Coffee from Kailua alone. Every man.
woman and child in the district able
to pick, is hard at work as the entire
crop coming ripe at one time compels
them to work to save II. Pickers in
some instances are getting as high as
eighty cents a day for their work.
Space for dying Is at a premium.
Work on the Fisherman's Point light
house is progressing well and as soon
as completed the workmen goto South
Point, where another light will be es.
tablished. The material for this legt
left Honolulu on the Sth inst.
John A. Mcguire and bride, formerly
Miss Eliza Low, will shortly visit Ho
nolulu to remain over the holidays.
Judge Matthewman and Clerk John
Greig stopped at Papa on their return
to Kailua as the guests of Manager f.
II. Edwards. Jr., of the Bucholtz es.
tate. Some good hunting was had and
several bags of wild pig and goat
were made.
Members Of the alleged beef trust in
this district have been served with
summonses in the case brought by the
government against the Metropolitan
Meat Co. and their clients thought to
be Illegally leagued together to keep
up the price and control the sale OF
beef in the islands.
Some Of the jurymen for the Kau
circuit term returned by the S. S.
Mauna Loa on the ith inst. and Others
overland by carriages.
Senator Paris again received judg.
ment in the Kau Circuit Court in his
case against NJ. F. Scott.
There was mass meeting held at
the Kailua court house on the 9th inst
by the Home Rule party. Delegates
we're elected to attend the big April
meeting in Kohala. Some twenty in
number.
Great preparations are being made
at the Akamu store, Kailua, to welcome
the unfortunate Chinaman Akau.
a petition Is afoat addressed to the
Sheriff and Board of Supervisors al
1ilo for the appointment of two extra
policemen to fill the vacancies made
by Henry Kawewehi and VIM. Nahale
John kaelemakule, Jr, accompanied
his wife and son to Kawaihae by the
Mauna Loa Of the ith instant. They
will visit Nawahie's ranch at Hawai-
hatuka for two or three weeks.
Mrs. Thos. Aiu, together with her
four children, also took the Mauna Loa
for Kawaihae on the 4th. They eX
pect to visit her sister, Mrs. H. Akona
at the Maunakea View hotel, Waimea
Mrs. Aui will stay over to be present
to the koki-Kaanaana wedding, which
Is to take place on the 10th inst
Joshua Koki is one of the brightest
and most enterprlsing young men in
Waimea.