The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Judge Gear is confined to his hom
| wan an attack Of grip.
Judge and Mrs. F. c. Hart were pas
sengers for Kauai yesterday on tn
steamer w G. Hall.
Complaint IS beginning to be mad
because Of the delay in the completion
OF the new archives building.
Sheriff Brown decided that it was no
necessary 10 hold an inquest into tn
death of the late Louis Marks
Ancient Order Hibernians, Division
No. 1. meets this evening at o'cloci
in c. d. L. Hail. Important business
The ladies of the Alexander House
/ Wailuku, viii be at home to receive
callers on Wednesday, June 13, from
to $50 O'Clock.
Miss j. D. Lawrence departed on the
steamer w. G. Hall yesterday for Mau
to remain about a monthly She vii
stay at the Eric Knudsers.
Deputy Attorney General Milvertor
departed for Kauai yesterday on the
steamer Hall 10 look after the govern
ment's interests in the tax appeal
cases.
The children of the late G. H C.
Ellenberg wish to thank the many kind
friends who so ably assisted them dur
ing the long illness of their beloved
father.
Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. 1, U. S.
w. V. viii initiate several members
this evening in rooms Is and Is, Prog
ress block Visiting comrades invited
TO attend.
Seattle papers announce the organic
alton there of a league to oppose the
coming of japanese and Koreans. The
central labor council has taken the
matter up.
Charles Bon, who was injured in the
auto accident Monday night, was or
dered to his bed yesterday by his ply
sician, his injuries not warrantlng him
being out at present.
Anyone willing to contribute money
to Paiama school, please give it to Miss
Judd or to Mr.. Raas. 1t is to be used
TO get somebody from San Francisco to
help MIR. Raas at the school.
A meeting of the Board of Super
visors of the Free kindergarten and
Children's Aid Association will be held
in the Y. w. c. a. parlors this We'd
nesday morning at $50 o'clock
Court Lunalilo No. 5000, A o. F..
will hold their regular business meet
ing this evening at K. of P. Hall, King
street, at 7:30 o'clock. Business of i'm
portance and nomination of officers. II
Miss May Patty will entertain the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor. Central Union church, on
Friday evening at a basket supper and !
bathing party at the Lyman place, |
Diamond Head road. |
Photographer Roscoe Perkins depart |
ed on the steamer Hall yesterday for
Kauai, going over with A Gartley. |
He will take a vacation for a week or
two and will also take a number OF !
photographs of the Garden Isles best
D. Wahine, the youth who was sent
% prison some time ago by the Fed
eraI authorities for robbery, on a
barge of having stolen a lot of cart
ridges belonging to the army, was ar
,ested again yesterday and charged
With robbery. He was recently released
rom prison.
Land Commissioner Pratt has issued
an order that all squatters on public
and must vacate This has been
!
and Department wants to open GER
ain lands on Maui, and these lands
nave been .squatted upon. There is no
lesire to work hardship, however, and
to the squatters will be given chance
o get the lands as homesteads
The Federal government has sent out,
md Marshal Hendry and Collector of
Internal Revenue Chamberlain have
posted in their offices, sets of anti
splitting rules, designed to prevent the
spread of consumption germs. This
: movement that has gained great
Roadway OF the mainland. and is in
inc with what the Board of Health
lere has sought to do, although the
legislature at its last session failed to
ASS an anticipating law.
Frank Turk yesterday swore to
omplaint against c. Murasky, charg-
ng him with assault with a deadly
seapon. Murasky is said to have
tabled Turk during q street alterca-
ion on Sunday. He was arrested Mon
ay afternoon, and released on bail.
John Emmeiuth evicted a tenant from
is house in Cook road, kewalo, for
of rent, and was arrested
n a warrant sworn out by the ag-
rieved party He was discharged
pom examination in the police court
5sterday. III