The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

| Mrs. Tom Catalan leaves for the
Coast today by the steamer Sonorna.
| The Hawaiian Women's Club will
| meet at Kaiulani Home at $3.50 p. m.
| today.
J. w. Keizi has been appointed an
| agent to grant marriage licenses in
Oahu.
Third degree at Excelsior Lodge this
evening. A full attendance of men,
bers requested.
Senator Palmer P. Woods is expected
here Saturday TO assist in the enter
tainment of William J. Bryan.
col" Knox, a coIored man, was ar
rested yesterday on a warrant charg-
lns AIM with a heinous offense.
Eliza Jane Wilkinson. who formerly
ran the Milverton, 1040 Richards street,
has failed for s24S9.85. Her assets are
$500.
A. L. Williams, the shortstop of the
II. A. C's, leaves for the Volcano to-
day, where he will open Photographic
studio. lsai9
The Supreme Court transcript in the
Bishop Fisheries Case has been re-
ceived from Washington by Attorney
General Andrews.
A meeting of the Hawaii Poultry
Association will be held at 7:S0 this
evening, at the office of Fisher, Ables
Co, Fort and Queen streets.
Commissioner of Public Lands Pratt
has prepared a new list of all public
lands on the islands, whether occupied
or not, with all particulars about them.
Three thousand acres of land on Ha-
have been bought by w. G. Irwin for
good cane land.
Court Canoes will hold a special
meeting this evening in San Antonio
Hall. There are to be several mem
bers initiated into the mysteries of the
order and all members are requested
to attend.
Governor Carter is busy over his
annual report these days and has given
orders that no visitors be admitted.
Secretary Atkinson is looking after the
routine business.
High Sheriff Henry, who has been i'll
for four or five days, will not be able to |
be at his office for a couple of days yet. |
This is the first time in 80 years Sheriff
Henry has been laid up by sickness.
The suit of E. B. McCianahan against |
County Treasurer Trent was dismissed |
yesterday afternoon by Judge Robin |
son, as the contested warrant known as |
the Andrew Adams Blanket Warrant" |
had been cancelled.
Funeral services over the body of the |
late Isaac Noar will be held at the |
establishment of Fl. IT. |
Williams at 10 a.. M. this day. The |
services will be conducted under the |
leadership of a. NJ. Mellis.
A newspaper reporters room has |
been fixed up in the Judiciary building
tbove the jury room. The special stair
way is now almost completed and the
of the new arrangements
s scheduled for this week.
Kalihi pumping station. officially re-
ported to be territorial disgrace, will |
soon be a beauty spot. The Govern
nent has arranged to sod the surround
ng ground and a small park will prob
IDLY be laid out around it.
Another effort to ship bananas to the
coast will be made by the Waterhouse
trust Company. Arrangements have
,een made with H. Wears of Hilo to
hip 1900 or 1000 punches by the steam
hip Enterprise on October z.
J. H. Maby, jailor at South Hilo, in
ormed High Sheriff Henry yesterday
hat the boy whose expenses to Homo
ulu the county of Hawaii refused to
,ay, had been set at liberty, as the
Sheriff of Hawaii did not take him
yer into custody.
1t is reported that negotiations were
ompleted yesterday in Jas. F. Nor
ans office for the sale of $50 tons of |
teel rails, that We're shipped to Hilo ,
Or the once projected Kohala-Hilo rail-
Dad. The sale is to California parties |
nd is subject to the report of a board
f survey on the condition of the rails.
G. M. Rolph, former secretary and
ssistant-manage of Alexander &
Baldwin, leaves for the Coast on the
onoma to take charge of the Crockett | s
efinery. e. E. Paxton. formerly with 7
ne B. F. Dillingham; Co., will succeed
i'm. while continuing as manager and
ecretary of the Hawaiian Sugar Fac
1rs' Company, Ltd.