The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.
]. H. coney Of Kauai is in town.

j. H. Coney Ct Kauai is in town.
H1o's sewer system has been com
pleted as far as laid out.
| Co D. y. G. H. was to go into camp
yesterday at CocoanUt Island for iva
days.
| The County of Hawaii has assumed
the debt Of s137s24 on Mooheau Hall,
Hilo.
| Republicans Of Maui are working to
have the Territorial convention held at
yVailuku.
DR. Archer Irwin and Miss Louise
Monte Verde were married at Hilo last
"wednesday.
/, .Hilo hopes to bring a baseball team
from Honolulu to play a picked local
/ team on july 4
| Pacific Lodge will hold its regular
! business meeting this evening at 40
O'Clock in Masonic Temple.
The Kauai delegates to the Hawaiian
Evangelical Association came to town
il the Hall yesterday morning.
A. G. Curtis of Kurtistown, Hawaii.
was severely injured a few days ago
by being thrown from his horse and
dragged some distance.
Rathbone Sisters meet this evening
at 7:30 O'Clock in K of P. hall. All
visiting members of the order are kind
ly invited to be present.
Wailuku attorneys under the leader
ship of County Attorney D. H. Case
are taking steps to secure a permanent
stenographer for service in the courts
there.
Two Chinese have been bound over to
the grand jury in Hiio, in $4,000 each.
for subornation of perjury in the grave
yard case, In which Tom Fay Kin has
been committed to the grand jury for
unlaWfully eXhuming a body
On the arrival of the Kinau at Hilo |
and other ports on Hawaii the police |
were watching for Francisco Pasquale, |
alias Lopez, the escaped Porto Rican |
prisoner. Captain Fetter had half a
dozen policemen. under orders to shoot |
if necessary, at the Hilo wharf. Moth
ing was seen of Lopez.
Curtis P Iaukea has been talking
Democratic Home Rule fusion at
many meetings on Hawaii. Kaniho,
the Rome Rule leader, appeared on the
fusion. At Hilo John T. Baker made a
humorous speech without giving en-
coura cement to any party. He declared
he was not a partisan.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's So
ciety holds its annual meeting next Sat-
urday afternoon. May 18th, at Lunalilo
Home, under the spreading banyan
tree. The meeting will commence
promptly at 3 o'clock. and after the
regular business is finished, time will
be spent in listening to the reading of
4 number of short papers, each pre-
senting some chara cteristic passage in
the life of a missionary. These papers
Will doubtless be of great interest to
all present.
Ben Fl. Brown, Hilo. is under sum-
mons to show cause before Judge Par
sons tomorrow why he should not make (
in accounting as guardian of the es- I
ate of Mrs. Emma KaaeWaihau, an (
insane person. On his appointment in (
December 1899. Brown received $276.29
belonging to the ward. On February
. 1862. he sold real estate for S619.75 {
lie leased land for 500 year and hal
PERSONAL property in charge. 1t is al
eyed that he has never accounted for
my of these things.
James Alo. who was clerk in Alex
.nder & Baldwins San Francisco Of
ice, has returned to his home in Kula,
Maui. In his stories of the disaster
lie tells of a police officer in uniform
yho stood by a fountain coming money
n selling water at a dollar a cup.
When the soldiers came AIos mar
ative runs. they ordered him to leave .,
lie fountain and on his refusal ran ,
bayonet through the seIf-appOinted u
ropretOr OF what was in reality one n
the city's drinking fountains" 4
Supervisor Fernandez introduced a ,
asolution which the Board of Super l
isors Of the County of oahu actually 9
assed the preamble of which declared
lat "a complaining communication by =
county official against another broth 3
r officer was "condemnabe' pro-
aeding. in that it would sooner or
ter. if allowed TO continue. naturally d
DIRK ana create hard feelings between Z
nd among county officials-not consid-
ing the sfnaliness of such a proceed d
g and therefore It was resolved that
ny county official who addressed the
card in such complaint should be
Imn1ariIy dismissed.
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