The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-10-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.

yesterday.
j. B. Castle returned rom Kona yes
terday on the Mauna Loa
Attorney Carl S. Smith of Hilo re-
tuned home yesterday on the Kinau.
company has been i'll for several days,
but is convalescing.
Court Lunalilot No. 5000, A. O. F..
regular meeting this evening in K. Of
P. hall on King street.
E. c. Brown of the Dearborn Drug
Co. returned yesterday from a two
weeks business, trip to Hawaii.
The charge of furious driving. regis
tered against DR.. r. w Anderson. was
stricken off the calendar yesterday.
| Yesterday the charge of carrying
dangerous weapons against Captain r..
| W Olsson was stricken off the police
court calendar
| William Hampton acknowledged that
l he was the man who had beaten J. T.
| Boyd on September 30th. He was as
| sessed ten and costs as result.
| The final account of w. F. Pfoten-
hauer and F. Klamp in the matter of
| the estate of Johanna Wicke, deceased,
was approved yesterday by Judge De
Bolt. The estate consists of s677.
cash.
| The San Antonio Society is prosper
| ing. According to it's report for the
period ending September 80, its treas
ury shows a net increase in receipts
of s12SS.61. The sum of s10,3s1.30 was
| collected during the period.
Ninety days for John Richard was
the sentence handed out yesterday
morning by Judge Whitney. John
pleaded guilty to being a vag and
thanked his honor for the trouble he
had taken to find him board and Iodg-
ing.
Governor Garter yesterday designat-
ed Theodore Richards to represent the
Territory of Hawaii in Philadelphia
during a session held to advocate uni
form divorce laws in the United States. |
Mr.. Richards is at present in New |
York
George P. Howe, formerly of Hono- |
lulu, and now connected with the |
Atchison Globe, his fathers newspa-I
per, has been asked by Governor Car
ter to represent Hawaii at the coming
session of the Trans-Mississipp Conf
gress.
Politicians should meet the ladies
next Friday evening, October 18th. at
the Alameda dance given at the Royal
hotel. Get busy and get
acquainted. Mrs. Alapai will sing dur
ing the dinner hour The ladies are
'.it'' in politics. Many a politician
has won his fight through the aid of
the ladies.
TIE old ammunition magazine which
occupies a small space beneath the big
hanyaE tree on the mauka Waikiki
corner of the Capitol grounds, is offer
ed for sale by superintendent of Pub
lib Works Holloway. The magazine is
built OF brick. The structure was used
n days gone by to store the powder
y for the Territory.
MY man does not want to get mar
led" explained Mary Akina to the :
court yesterday when asked for the
eason why she and Malaelua, her
nan, had established a home together
i've years ago without any necessary L
ormalities. Mary was under arrest Il
or pulling the hair of Mrs. Lily Cam i
ron who is her left-hand sister-in- II
aw, and whose visits to her home she II
bjected to. Evidence for the defense II
vas put in to show that the scrap H
vas purely a family affair and that II
he hair-pulling was mutual. Judge
however. found Mary guilty | II
nd sentenced her, to pay the costs of
he court, amounting altogether to II
8. so. HI
Iwaki, who was arrested some days II
go or suspicion of knowing something II
f the fire which had occurred at the II
ranch of the Globe Clothing Company II
nd whose mysterious actions with a III
80 check at the time of his arrest led II
0 an investigation, was up for pre- n
hearing yesterday on a HI
barge of gross cheat. Iwaki tipped n
is hand when he tried to destroy the II
aper by tearing it into small pieces, II
he police rescuing the scraps and II
them showing it to be a II
heck in Iwaki's favor for $50, signed II
Y Yamamoto. The investigation dis II
losed the facts that the check was a |
)rgery and that Iwaki had attempted II
} pass it as genuine on L. Cotton. A
lrther hearing will be held on Friday 9
ext.