The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-10-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Fred Rapoza and H. Blank are book
ed al the police station for vagrancy
ST. Clements guild fair viii be helc
November - al the recrory grounds
Makiki
Damien Council, No 563, Y. NJ. I.
meets this evening in san Antonio
, hai on Vineyard street
Antoine Silva viii be up before tn.
justice this morning 10 defend himself
against an assault charge.
Chung Wa was taken in last night
by Officer Leal and booked on {
charge OF reckless driving.
There is TO be initiation tonight al
the regular meeting of the Eagles ir
4. Of P. hall at 7:3O O'Clock.
No mail was taken to the Coast BIZ
the L s. n. T. I4awton, although she
will reach San Francisco some time
before the Ventura. The Lawton left
Sunday.
r r Reidford yesterday purchased
Tor $500 the stock exchange seat form
erly held by Albert Raas. Mr.. Reid
ford was also elected a member of
the Honolulu Stock Exchange
PostofHce Inspector Hare will not
take up the charges preferred against
postmaster Iae of Pukoo. MoIokai. for
few days. He states that SO far the
case involves one mans word against
anoJher's.
Norval Johnson of Wahiawa and his
horse and buggy took a plunge over
an embankment on Prospect street
yesterday morning. The buggy was
demolished but the driver and animal
luckily escaped injury.
P Saunders, who on Monday had en-
tered plea of not guilty, being charg-
ed with assaulting Mary Ellen. chang
ed his mind overnight and threw him
self on the mercy Of the court yes
terday. Sentence was suspended for
thirteen months.
A meeting of the Hawaiian Engi-
neering Association will be held Thurs
day evening at the association rooms,
kapiolani block. A paper will be read
by a. CSartley, Jr., manager of the Ha-
waiian Electric Company. on the long
distance transmission plant at Waini-
ha, Kauai.
Eight Chinese gamblers, who had
been fined last June and whose cases
had been appealed, were surrendered
yesterday by their bondsman. Their
stey in the police cells was a short
one. however, another bondsman Sc
curing their release.
Nine Kakaako Cinnamon cheerfully
acknowledged to Judge Whitney that
they had been passing the time away
the previous Sunday by gambling. AS
they We're caught with the goods their
plea was accepted and fine of So and
costs apiece was inflicted
General Manager Ward of the c. P
Gable Company and Mrs Ward, gave
a small. informal dinner last evening
at the Moana hotel for Mr. and Mrs
J. D Gaines and Mrs Hough their
daughter. Mrs Houghs husband,
Lieut--Commander Hough. U. S N.
was a classmate of Lieut.. Carter of the
Honolulu Naval Station.
Moofki, a Kauai legislative candi-
date, mailed his nomination papers
from the Garden Isle to E. L. Kauai
of Honolulu. They arrived here last
week but Mr.. Kauai only went to the
postoffiee yesterday. On presenting
the papers at the Secretary's office
too late to be of service to his friend
Statements made in court Monday by
Mr.. Kingsbury, an attorney in the Wa
AticS tASt, concerning the territorial
government, are taken by Governor
Carter as complimentary rather than
otherwise The Governor says he is
very proud Of the record left by the
Judiciary in the Hawaiian Islands from
sixty years or more. back. There is
no place. he says where the judiciary
has better standing
The clash between the department of
ha icrt7
ty Sheriff over the goods of F. Iwata
which both wanted to sieze was quiet
ed yesterday. when Judge Whitney
ordered the County Sheriff to hold s225
of the money received for the sale of
the goods subject to the order of the
court. This amount viii cover the
claim of S. Sugimoto against Iwata
the former being the one for whom the
High Sheriff wished to make a seizure
The October number OF the Friend
contains the portraits of five young
Hawaiians, Thomas Hoopoo, George
Tamoree. John Honoree William Te-l
nooe and Henry Obookiah and has an
article concerning them and their re-
lation to the famous "Haystack''
movement. The young Hawaiians
We're taken to New England early in
the last century and they made a good
impression in the cause of missions
The 'Haystack' centennial opened
yesterday in New England