The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-12-09
CONVICTION IS
HIS Fifteenth
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GETTING LIQUOR.

Justice was dealt out this morning
in very quick order in Police Court |
considering that there were ten cases
on the calendar.
Santos and Maria Colen, who were
disturbing the quiet Of the night, or
to be more exact the early hours OF |
this morning over a blanket, were
each fined SO and costs. Kobayashi, |
who was found driving his garbage |
wagon around the streets after the le-
gal hours, was fined S. and costs. Pc
ter Azevido, who started to clean up |
the streets with a Cinnamon, was fin
ed $40 and costs, which he paid, rather
than spend ten days over at the gov
eminent hotel
Pang Sing, who was arrested Satr-
day night for running a blind pig, mad
his case and plea put over until
Thursday morning at the request Of
his attorney, J. Lightfoot
Jack No !, who has been convicted
fifteen times for being drunk, was Civ
en- GO days to sober up. Jonah Davis,
another of the Booze" Club who has
been convicted eight times for the
same offense, was given until New
Years eve to rest up.
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Castle estate to the Associated Kin
dergarten and Children's Aid Society,
consisting of the beautiful Castle
house and grounds in ManOa valley.
Morgan will hold very interesting
Christmas curio sale on Wednesday
morning at 10, in the corner store Of
the Elite Building, Hotel street Ha-
waiian, South Sea, Japan and Filipino.
curios of many sorts. Don't miss it. II
Rev. Irving M. Channon, who for
many months took DR.. Hitchcocks
place as field secretary of the Ameri-
can Board in Chicago, will speak at
Central Union church Wednesday ev-
ening What the Gospel Can DO for
Micronesia" will be the topic
Healani Leialoha appealed to Judge
| De Bolt this morning for alimony from
her divorced husband, Samuel Lei
aloha, and was allowed an allowance
of SO per week. c. F. Peterson repre-
scented the plaintiff and A. Perry the
defendant
From a Honolulu hotel manager:
To Lewis & Co., Ltd, agents: I'VE
have tried other champagnes and since
placing your Dry Monopole before our
guests, they will use no other" Lewis
& Co., Ltd, grOcers and wine mer-
chants, 1863 King street. Telephone 240.
The case of 7. S. Choy and No Sang
Bong, charged with adultery, will prob
ably go to the jury this afternoon.
Most of the forenoon in the u. S. Dis
trict Court was taken up in arguing
on instructions, and the argument to
the jury was begun by w. T. Rawlins
for the prosecution shortly before noon.
Edwin o. Child, manager of the Ha-
waiian Hotel, is sending invitations
for a masquerade ball to be given at
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Christ
mas Eve, Tuesday, December "a, 1907.
Only guests appearing in costume will
be allowed on the dancing floor up to
II o'clock D. m the Aour for unmask-
ing.
The Supreme Court met this morn
ing with Associate Justices Wilder and
Ballou on the Bench and adjourned
until Wednesday without taking up
any business. Chief Justice Hartwell
who was badly bitten on the finger Of
his right hand as a result of trying to
stop a dog fight last week is still in
capacitated.
The contract for the carrying Of the
mails between the steamers, railroad
station and Post Office has been award
ed to the Union Pacific Transfer Co.
Several bids were submitted to Post
master Pratt by local people and after
the bids had been sent by him to the
Postmaster General in Washington the
contract was awarded. The price which
the company will get is $500 a year.
Wallace Jackson who has had the con-
tract for some years back, bid higher
this year and lost the contract