The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-10-13
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
(From saturdays Advertiser.)


A mortgage from Judge A. N. Kepoi-
kai to T. d. Skinner for $l1O0 was fled
for record yesterday. The mortgage
covers property on Maui and is in fact
second mortgage as to some of it.
J. Alfred Magoon fled release of
all claims against the Rookie estate in
consideration of $500 received. This
is the amount of n contingent fee he
received for carrying through some I'M
portant litigation on behalf of the es-
tate
Milo K. Temple, who was formerly
employed in the United States Mar
shal IS Office in Honolulu, is now work
ing for the Southern Pacific Company
on a new line that is being built
through northern California into Ore
gon.
cablegram was received from At
torney General Hemenway yesterday
stating that extradition papers for Abe,
indicted for forgery, had been issued.
They will arrive here from Washington
October 90, and Chester Doyle will takk
them and proceed to Japan to brink
Abe back. Abe is in custody in JapanN
it is understood
j. M. Camara, at one time major III
the National Guard of Hawaii, is on r
ganizing a new company of the NatiohlN
| al Guard of which he will probably lo
captain. Captain Harry Klemme
also organizing new company. Whd
these two are completely organized All
mustered in there will be ten conA
panies in the First Regiment, N. G. III
(From Sundays Advertiser.)
! Manager George II. Fairchild of the
Makee Sugar Company has written to
Secretary Mott-Smith offering automo-
bi,cs and horses and hospitality for the
Governor and Frederick II. Newell and
their party when they reach Kauai.
A cable from London announced the
marriage there of Collector of Customs
E. r. Stackable and Mrs. HassonI
widow of the late w. F. C. Hasson, and
a daughter of the late Paul Neumann.N
! The couple will return here in few
| weeks.
Lopez, who holds the record for jail
breaking, has been released from Oahu
Prison, having served his term. He
was originally sentenced from Hawaii
for few months, but he has broken
| jail so often that the accumulated Jail
sentences have kept him in prison
when he was not out as an escape
| until lut pTtSeuU time.
1t is reported that Thomas Fitch is
in partnership with Lorrin Andrews at
Reno. New.
J. F. Hackfeld, head of the house of
III. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd, arrived by the
Korea yesterday and will remain a short
time.
j. L. Hagens, manager of the Pacific
Guano and Fertilizer Co., accompanied
by his wife and child, are here for
six months visit.
r. w. Robinson, representing the
Polk-Husted directory, arrived by the
Korea and will begin work on his diree-
tory for the islands.
T. Yufu, one of the Judges of the
Court of Administration in Japan, and
X. Abeko, president of the Japanese
American Industrial Association and
director of the Japanese American bank
in San Francisco, were through passen.
gers on the Korea yesterday. They
called on Consul General Ueno.
John B. Alexander, principal of the
school at Lihue, has just completed
twenty-five years as a teacher in the
public schools of Hawaii. He received
the congratulations of the teachers
under him on the anniversary of the
beginning of his service, and an auto
graph letter of appreciation from SUI
perintendent of Public Instruction Bah
bitt. Mr.. Alexander's first school was
at Kilauea in 1888.
DR.. and Mrs. Hoffman, have return
ed from their nine months trip abroad
and are at the Doctors cottage on
Beretania avenue. 1t will be some
weeks yet before the lease expires on
their Liliha street mansion. The Hoff-
MAINS are in splendid health and en-.
ioyed every minute of their stay in
Europe. They made long auto tour
with the Faxon Bishops and Mr.. wich-
man.