The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-09-29
LOCAL BREvITrEs.
{From snnday s Adverti,er.

Geo. Cooper is a Maui visitor in Ho-
nolnlu.
Z. P. Irwin, formerly of the Bulletin
stan, is now police reporter on the Ore
gon Journal, Portland.
Auditor Fisher left by the Claudine
Ito examine the books OF Territorial
officials on Maui. lie will 20 next
Friday to Kona.
b. f. Dillingham;, who returned on
the Lurline on Friday, says that San
Francisco is being both rapidly and
substantially rebuilt. The financial
situation is also improving.
Captain Charles V. Dudoit was one
of ships crew that went to Christ.
mas Island in 1857 to get salvage on
the American vessel John G. Fremont.
which was wrecked there with a load
OF lumber for Australia.
United States District Attorney
Breekons says the government will GER.
tainly appeal from the verdict of the
jury In the suit of the United States,
VS.. Lorrin A. Andrews. The jury
awarded Andrews $780, If the appeal
is taken, it may hold up the Hilo break
water for six months.
The fleet entertainment committee
have made some inquiries as to whether
the Pacific feet will be back here from
Samoa or not. Captain Rees saws he
has received no notice of change of
plan. The committee has concluded
that the fleet has gone to Samoa and
will be back here according to schedule
Some Japanese fishermen found
part of whale which had apparently
been cut in two by some vessel. some
distance out of Hilo, floating in the
ocean. They towed it to Hilo, hoping
to secure some whale product. Owing
to the fact that the whale had been
dead some time and smelled badly the |
harbor master required them to tow it |
out to sea again beyond the limits of |
annoyance to the public.
Secretary Mott-Smith will accent |
but cash or postoffice money |
,rders in payment of the nomination
zee required with the fling of nomi-
nations for Delegate and to the legis.
allure. 1t is so stated in his notice to |
candidates. Two which arrived from
dawan yesterday accompanied by
hecks will be sent back Nominations
or Delegate must be in thirty DAYS be-
ore the election-that is, by midnight
If October 3.
Francis Gay has been nominated nv
he Republicans of Waimea, Kauai, for
supervisor.
Admiral Beckley entertained the
members of the Mooheau baseball team
It lunch at the Commercial Club YES.
erday.
Superintendent Babbitt of the Pub
lc Schools is arranging for an inter
sting exhibit of the schools of Ha-
vail for the Alaska Yukon Exposition.
1t is said that the controversy be-
ween the representatives of the gov
rnment and the contractor for the
arbor work has been entirely settled.
he work is going on according to the
riginal plans.
1t is reported that fifteen Hawaiians
mployed in road building in Koolau,
Who petitioned the Board of Supervis.
RS to discharge Engineer Gere g
'rother as luna, have been discharged
" Road Supervisor Peck.
Superintendent McVeigh, who has
ust arrived from the Settlement. SAYS
hat politics are warm there. There
re three candidates for Sheriff-Waia-
nau, the Republican candidate; Kelii-
ale, the Democratic candidate, and
Totley, the Home Rule candidate.
Charles K. Motley. Home Rule cam
idate for Delegate to Congress, ex-
lains his practise of riding in Japa-
ese hacks in preference to hacks
riven by Hawaiians, whites, or others,
y saying that his japanese driver
rives him for thirty cents an hour,
nd that if Hawaiian or other cit
zen hack driver will drive him at that
ate he will accept their services in
tead of those of the Japanese.