The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1908-12-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

yesterday was payday lot IefFIIo-
rial employees and officials.
Chief Clerk Lloyd Conkling of the
Governor s office is still kept from
duty by illness.
Bids for supplies for Oahu Prison
were opened at the Attorney Gener-
all office yesterday.
Ladies Auxiliary a. o. H., Division
No. l, will meet in c. B. Z. Hall at
s clock this evening.
Wait for the second fall millinery
opening of Sachs Dry Goods Co., which
will be announced shortly.
A meeting of the First Precinct,
Fifth District, Democratic Club is call
ed for Wednesday evening, Deeem-
ber 2.
The Hawaiian Electric Company has
announced an extra dividend of two
per cent in addition to the regular
dividend.
The heavy winds on Maui have done
considerable damage to the telephone
system there by blowing poles and
wires down.
The continued drought has so delay
ed the work on Nuuanu dam that it
can hardly be completed by the time
the Legislature meets.
Governor Frear was to leave San
Francisco last Friday evening. In that
case he will probably reach Washing
ton today or tomorrow.
Good rains are reported from most
parts of Maui. There was some rain
in Kula, but not sufficient to entirely
break the drought there.
], William Perry, a member of the
newly y-organized Company G, n. G.. H,
died Saturday and was buried On Sun
day at Pearl City cemetery.
Consul General Ueno expresses salts
faction at the condition of things in
the japanese quarters at Waialua plan
tation, which he visited on Saturday,
The band will play at the departure
of the steamer Hilonian this morning
and this evening at the Portuguese
| independence celebration at Lusitana
| Hall.
The drawing of grand and trial
Jurors to serve in the First Circuit
will take place in the courtroom OF
the Second Judge on Monday, Deeem
ber IA, at 9 a. m.
Elcelsior Lodge No. l, I. Q. 0. F..
will meet in Odd Fellows Hall this
evening at 1880. Work in first de
gree. All members of the degree team
are requested to attend.
The Weather Bureau registered wine
of the velocity of thirty miles an hou1
on Sunday Aside from uprOoted trees
and bananas in various places. no grea1
damage seems to have been done.
Kaumano. a Hawaiian woman. age(
seventy years, died Sunday at NiOlopa
at the head of Liliha street. She wa
born in Honolulu and, it is supposed
had lived here all her life. She was :
widow.
Consul General Ueno expects to re
ceive official information of the term
of the new treaty between the United
States and Japan very soon. He ex
presses satisfaction that a treaty ha
been made.
Acting Governor Mott-Smith ha
sent no communication to Governo
Frear regarding the Federal building
site matter and does not expect tC
Lloyd Conkling is supposed to hav
cabled.
Ramon Eskelde Morales, a Port
Riean. was killed in a brawl at Maka
wac. Maui, by Antoine Torres, wit
ruava club or bludgeon, according to. :,
coroner's report received yesterday b
Acting Attorney General Whitney
Superintendent of Public Worl
Campbell has about completed plal
for the tombs and monuments for Il
Hawaiian kings and aliis, Hnder an a
: preparation made by the( last Legisl
ture, and bids win SHORTLY be calle
: for.
Deputy Attorney Geheral Whitney
drafting a bill for pfesentation to Il
Legislature making fthe bringing of
suit in the Circuit Court notice OF
contingent lien on Ythe real property
the defendant, toI become an actu
: lien if juig nent against the defen
ant is awarded.
, The Asylum Guard who pulled I'll
ear and pugrhef the face OF an insal
patient whs, hHd wandered out OF t
f Grounds wag yesterday discharged
!, DIR. Peterson,f The matter was witne'
ed bv Firen}a Branco of the Int
S Island Comp ny, and DR.. Peterson
xestigated. ( The guard admitted ~
E"he used bis hand" on the patient.
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