The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-06-18

portion of the Ena estate is in that
State and was acquired by the decedent
after marriage.
Territorial Forester r. S. Hosmer
leaves for Hilo in the Kinau today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hind Of Kohala, with
two children, will leave for the main
land in the Sierra.
Mrs. Gear, widow of the late Judge
Geo. d. Gear, will leave for the Coast
in the Sierra a week from Thursday
Ralph tombstone of the Internal Rev.
enue Office will return to Napoopoo to-
day for further inspection of the oko-
lehao distillery.
District Attorney Breckons and Mar
shall Hondry's presence in Hilo has
aroused much curious speculation there
as to the purpose Of their visit.
Favoring rains and the efficiency of
the electric pumping service give prom
Use of a crop of $1,000 tons Of sugar for
McBryde plantation next season.
President Pinkham of the Board OF
Health will go to Waimea, Hawaii, the
drst of July to locate the proposed
home for healthy boys from the T.ey.r
Settlement
High Sheriff Henry will put a large
force of prisoners. some of them skilled
carpenters. at work today in provid-
ing sanitary convenlences at the public
sea baths in Kapiolani Park.
John j. Muhlstein, the assistant su-
perintendent of construction of the Ka-
hauiki post, was married to Miss Lulu
Todd of this city in the Catholic
Cathedral last night.
George C. Beckley, Jr., has been
heard from in his tour of Europe with
his Belmont schoolmates, conducted by
Prof. Shedd. The party were having a
glorious time and had arrived at Ant
werp.
The trustees of Oahu College offer a
reward Of $500 for the arrest and con-
viction of tine person or persons who
set fire to the residence of the presi-
dent on the night of June 8.
cablegram was received yesterday
from Allan Herbert, at San Francisco,
stating that the operation on Mrs Her
bert, for the removal of large tumor,
had proved successful and that the
patient was doing well.
David All is showing some excellent
corn grown on his mothers place in the
Palolo valley. The ears are as large
as those which take prizes in Kansas
and the quality is fine. Palolo val
ley would have marketed many garden
products here but for the fact that 1t
has no suitable road.
Harry Daniels, the youngest of the
well-known Daniels family OF Wailuku,
died in San Francisco on May 81. His
end must have been sudden, for his
mother had received a letter from HIM
written on the 18th. when he was ap.
parently in good health. His body was
found in the ,morgue by his friend. Mr..
Rose, formerly of Hilo, awaiting a
claimant. Daniels. was employed in the
mill. Maui, before leaving for
the Coast. One of his sisters Is the
wife of Captain Lorenzen, the Homo
lulu pilot.
A telegraphlc item in a Chicago pa
per states that Lorrin Andrews has
been admitted to practise before u. 5.
District Judge Wiley in Shanghai. 1t
is also stated that the other lawyers
who We're excluded with Andrews on
in January will bring i'm
peachment proceedings against Wiley.
About 5000 pounds OF fish We're
caught of the Leper Settlement one
day last week. President Pinkham OF
the Board OF Health, from the incl
dent. Is more than ever convinced OF
the desirabillty OF cold storage at the
Settlement. In this instance II would
have assured supply OF fresh fish for
a long time.
Judge Kepoikai. In his charge to ths
grand jury at Wailuku, called for an
investigation into "the neglect OF duty
and lack OF discipline on the part OF
several police Officers" OF that town,
"soms having time and again been sus-
pended for drunkenness, Other mat
tsrs committed 10 the grand Jurors
were the deplorable condition Of the
streets of Wailuku, the closing up Of
certain public roadg by some OF the
and the loose expenditure