The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-07
THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER HoNo1u1umARcH , 700,
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Governor Carter has four more bills
under his hand for approval.
A. Hooking. president of the Brew
cry company, returned in the China.
E. Farmer, a customs inspector, re-
turned in the China from a vacation
Mrs. Geo. D. Gear and Mrs. John
Lucas We're among the home eornips
passengers in the China.
There are said to be over a thousand
cases of sickness, apparently allied to
dengue, at present in Honolulu
W. ]. Hughes has been retained at
Washington to appear for the Terri
tory in pending cases before the IT, s.
Supreme Court.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge meets
this evening at 7:30 O'Clock. All visit
ing members of the order are cordially
invited to attend.
The illness of Mother Castle, which
became critical on Saturday. took such
a favorable turn that she was able to
ride out yesterday.
r. C. Stackable received a letter
from his brother, E. r. Stackable, yes
terday, which contained nothing about
his immigration business.
President L. E. Pinkham of the
Board of Health is busy promoting his
Waikiki marsh reclamation scheme. All
he asks of the Legislature is a charter
for company to undertake the i'm
proyement
An inauiang regarding Hawaiian
goats has ID En- received by the Hawaii
Promotion Committee from a gentle
in Ill nd
for nourishing infants in that city with
goats milk.
Noles on Coccidae by Jacob Kotfnsky
viii be the special attraction this even
ing at the regular meeting of the Ha-
Waiian chronological Society at the H.
S. p. A experiment station, keeau-
moku street.
Captain Sam. Johnson was drilling
the Arab Patrol again last night for
the Shriners excursion to Los Angeles
There are twenty-saven members now
enlisted, or three more than the mimi
mum required.
S. Yoshino, 500 Woo and Wah
Chong We're registered among those
arrested yesterday. These are the IL
licit liquor dealers from Kaneohe
against whom Officer Luahiwa .secur-
ed evidence on Sunday. They were
released on bail of 500 each.
Ralph Tilton, only surviving son of
the famous Theodore Tilton and cou-
sin of Theodore Richards of Honolulu,
is dead. He was art editor Of the Sat
urday Evening Post and had been
editor of The Delineator. Mr.. Tilton
was a boy1ood friend of one of the
Advertiser writer's
Joseph Amber, a former member of
the Hawaiian band, died in the Queens
Hospital yesterday. It is five years
since he played in the band, Captain
Berger said last night. He was a
Bohemian by birth and in age about
the middle sixties. Latterly he has
subsisted largely on charity.
The quarterly convention of the Ca
hu Young Peoples Union will be held
in Central Union church on Friday
this will be one OF the largest and
most interesting meetings held for a
long time. Keen rivalry for the pos
session of the attendance banners is
already evident.
James l.. Mclean, vice president of
the Inter-IsIand Steam Navigation
1o.t ISlOIIG0 HUH Setlt Id1iCISSO III
the China, bringing the remains of his
mother, the late Mrs. Gray, for inter-
rnent here. She died in Berkeley on
February 16. The funeral viii be from
Mr.. McLean's residence, 1924 Bereta-
MIA street, at D. m. today.
c. S. Holloway. Superintendent of
Public Works, is preparing regulations
to prohibit the carrying of dynamite
or giant powder on street cars. Com
plant has been made TO him that jap
anese are in the habit of carrying
high explosives on the street cars to
the Kainuki Quarries. Power to make
regulations is given to the Superin-
tendent by statute, a penalty of not
less than $40 nor more than 500 be-
ing prescribed.
Articles of incorporation of the Koo-
lau Agricultural CO., Ltd, haye4sbeen
filed in the office of the Treasurer. It's
capital is 100000 with privilege of in
crease to one million dollars. Fifty
per cent of the capital, in s100 shares.
has been paid up and is held as fol-
lows: Jas. E. Castle. 1886 shares, $49,-
500; w r. Castle, f. B. McStoeker,
Harlean James and D. l.. Wilmington,
one share each with $50 paid, a total
of S50,tv0. Jas. 3. Castle is president;
w r. Castle, secretary and f. B. Nc
Stoeker, treasurer.