Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-30
LOCAL and GENERAL

The Oceanic s. s. Sonoma is due
from the Colonies today.
Rev. J. w. Wadman was a Kinau
passenger at noon going to Hilo.
c. NJ. White left for Hilo, together
with his children, today on a visit.
Nick Peterson continues to improve
at the asylum. There is hope for his
recovery.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop
ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1919
Fort street.
The steamer J. A. Cummins left this
morning for Waimanalo after another
load of sugar.
Kahaialii was this morning appointed
guardian of Petro Rose, Jas. II. and
Elizabeth II. Moo.
ine ,ausG o. M@iii, charged with as
sauit with a deadly weapon. is being
tritu betOiy JG-aC &c Bot today.
T..g ,a-e Of Chun Hoon, arrested yes
terday with c..s... ,.-..osS in his pos
session h. his case continued until
February 2.
Grace Kahoalii wishes to thank the
many friends who showed their sym.
patty at the funeral Of the late Alex
snder llihia.
The annual meeting of the Hawaii
Yacht Club will be held at the Ha.
Yaiian hotel Wednesday, January 81,
at 1880 p. m.
Tomorrow is the last day on which
property and income tax returns can be
filed. After that there Is no appeal
from the assessments.
Judge Dole left for Hilo today to
open the Federal court. There are no
cases on the calendar. lie Is accom-
panied by +. l.. Hatch
A large shipment of young large
mules has been received ex Nebraskan
They are for sale at reasonable figures
by the Schuman Carriage Co.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Babbitt is expected to return next
Thursday from Maui, where he has been
making tour of inspection of schools.
About 500 vessels, including ships
from all parts OF the world and the
inter.island boats as well, came into
Honolulu's harbor during the year
1905.
The bark George Curtis Is taking on
sugar for stiffening at the Railroad
wharf. Captain Kelly expects to get
out for San Francisco within two
weeks.
Mrs. W. L. Howard, Mrs. Harllss
and Mrs. Meredith start today on a
walking tour around Oahu. Their itin.
erary includes all the principal towns
on both sides OF the island.
Registrar Hapai has received a priv.
ute cablegram from Treasurer Camp.
bell. II shows that he was In Wash.
ington last Saturday. II is thought
that Campbell is on his way home.
The revenue cutter Daniel Manning.
taking on machinery at the Naval
wharf, will remain there for about a
week or ten days. Then she will re,
turn to her anchorage In Naval Row.
ii. +. Wood, accompanied by Mrs
! Wood, left on the Kinau for Maalaea
Mr.. Wood will visit the island In tn,
interest Of the Promotion Committee
and to familiarize himself with thu
places of interest.
The barkentine Irmgard arrived this
/ afternoon from San Francisco with
: general cargo. She was rs days max
. ing the voyage Some rough weather
Z was experienced, but otherwise the
trip was uneventful.
1 Tho French bark Champigny Is still
. off port. The tug Fearless went ou
y yesterday TO tow her In but Captain
q CasteX and Captain Olsen could no
: agree as to the price. She has $685.
:. tons of Cardiff coal for the Naval Sta
u ton.
The Pioneer goes on the marin'
railway next Monday, The four.mast
v ed schooner Helene will also be clean
ed before loaded with sugar. Tn
v l.V ina q
y or Llkelike are also booked to so o.
- the railway.
!, DIR. II. J.. Ross was Kinau passeI
a ger today. He goes TO Kawaihae an
"a later to the Parker ranch, where h
~ will act as surgeon. DR.. Ross is frol
"a Redwood City, Cal, and an old frien
- of Il. Bews of the Hawaiian hotel an
g. Harry Saston.
Q. Libby Wilhelm has filed a suit In a
b sumpsit against Ernest Wilhelm TO r
r. cover STAG. rhe plaintiff shows thi
Id she has cared for the defendants thr'
ID miuor children since October. 1904, al
y shows that the above sum Is due h'
. for her services and expenses.
The coroner's jury is In session L
70 day at Eva for the purpose OF dete
n mining who was responsible for u
wreck on the plantation railroad la
o. week which resulted in the death
nv three people. A large number OF W
nesses are being examined. The jul
Will probably finish its task tonight.
The searchlight on the revenue CT
ter Daniel Manning was put In u
Sunday evening. Its rays could
=, seen from all parts OF the city and {
II miles in all directions. From &
N mountains the streak of light look,
7" unusually strange TO those people wi
no had not gone to bed.
h. Twenty-Five Chinese gamblers we
al found guilty by Judge Whitney u
N. morning and fined So each and co..
n. Two others had the charges nolled,
va torney Rawlins defended eleven OF
IN. Cinnamon who were fined and paid
he amounts. Judge Gear represented
as other crowd Of eleven, who decided
rs. appeal the cases.
le, A. II. Moffitt. the well known Oceal