Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-20
LOCAL and GENERAL


White steam autos. Stockyds stable.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1919
Fort street.
There was false alarm of FIRE from
box 81. at Alapai and Beretania streets,
at 1880 this morning.
Excursion tickets will be sold to al
points on the o. r. & l.. II. X. on
Washington's Birthday.
The case of Mary Kalino, charged
with selling liquor without a license. is
being tried before Judge Lindsay to.
day.
The ladies Of Kamehameha schools
will be at home at the Kamehameha
School for Girls Saturday. February
cath.
The participants In the Elks' Min
strel Co. are requested to be on time
at the rehearsal tonight at 1880. b. p.
o. Il. Hall.
Proposals for furnishing the custom
house vita light. ice and miscellan.
eous supplies for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1907, are advertised for.
for playing n paikau game. seven
Cinnamon were fined 80 each in the
police court this morning. in addition
to costs OF court. Another. All Hip.
failed to appear and his bail OF $40 was
forfeited
Bob Samoa was before the police
court this morning on charge of as
saulting one OF his fellow laborers Oh
the water front. but as the complain
ing witnesses failed to appear. he was
turned loose. H
Fearing that all the people who wish
to dance cannot be accommodate at the
AFFAIR to be given Thursday evening at
The Hawaiian Hotel. the management
OF the Young Hotel has decided TO give
a public dance on that occasion also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Motley an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Lily. to Mr. william II. Heen.
10th OF Honolulu. Mr. Heen contem-
plates going to Shanghai to look over
the field. with the Idea OF locating there
IN the rractice of law.
The Attorney Generals Department
hps been advised that the Hilo term
will not open before March 3. As
..as,,rucn,e Deputy Attorney General
OF murder cases. has postponed his
ullil n'NN Nfths
Some days ago some sake was stolen
from the Pacific Mail Company, being
taken from the wharf. The matter
was turned over to the police, and Sam
Kamanp was arrested for the theft
He was found guilty by tho police court
this morning and sentenced to 80 days
in jail.
When the Sonoma arrives from San
Francisco tomorrow morning. she will
have no board the eleven young women
being sent here by a Portland news
paper. Numerous entertainments have
been planned for them. including a
dance at the Young Hotel. Inc uatu
for the later has not yet been fxed.
Pawaa residents last evening met at
the home OF X. G. Brown and organic
ed an Improvement club. with II pres
ent, Officers were elected as follows:
II. G. Brown. president; Chas. Bon.
secretary; G. c. Rhodes. treasurer:
Guy Owens, delegate to the general
committee The club meets Monday
evening next at the home OF c. X.
Frazier.
Maria Santos and Cruz Tore, two
Porto Rican girls charged with bfsa-
my, ana ADellno Mercado, the second
husband OF Cruz Tore, charged with
adultery, this forenoonl entered pleas
OF guilty before Judge Dole. They
Will receive their sentences tomorrow.
II the defendants. who have been In
dicted by the Grand Jury, continue to
plead guilty at this rate. there will:
probably be but very little work for
Judge Dole's trial jury to do.
According to information received
at the Naval station. the ship Dirigo
sailed from Montevldeo. January 3,
with full cargo of coal for Honolulu.
The ship Andre Theodore sailed Jan.
uary 10 from Cardiff for Honolulu
with 33i7 tons of coal. The Arthur
Sewall sailed from Philadelphia with
1920 tons OF coal for Cavite. and after
unloading the larger part OF her cargo
there, II is epected she will sail TO
Honolulu with 400 tons. and will prob.