The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13
(From Mondays Advertiser.)

Paymr. Ignatius t. Hagner, station
ed on the receivingship Franklin at the
Norfolk Navy Yard, because of Sc.
Norfolk naval hospital and relieved by
the assignment of Paymr. George W.
Reeves Jr. to the Franklin.-Army and
Navy journal.
County Attorney J. l.. Coke left Wal
luku for Lahaina Tuesday after eight
O. clock in the new Ford auto of the
Maui Auto Company. He disposed of
six criminal cases before court there
and was back at the Maui Hotel by
1890 O'Clock noon of the same day.
Bob Lillis was at the wheel.-Maut
News.
Dan Kekaulike Kamakauahoa died
yesterday about noon at his home on
Gulick avenue after a lingering sick
ness. He was about forty years of
age and was formerly employed at the
Pacific Hardware store and later at
the +. o. Hall & Son store. His last
employment was on the United States
government works at Pearl Harbor. The
funeral will take place at Silva I'm
.dertaking parlors at 1880 today.
j. ID. Montgomery, who first saw Ho-
nolulu with the Fourteenth U. s. In
fantry, when that famous regiment
passed through here in June, 1898, en-
route to the Philippines, has returned
here to make this his permanent home.
"Monty,' as he is known to host of
friends, has circled the globe several
times and seen many countries, cities
and chimes, and says there's no place
he has seen in all his travels to equal
Honolulu. He has purchased lot and
is having plans drawn for a home to
be built this fall. When the house is
on and join him. She is now visiting
friends in California for the summer
Prof. Herman Babson and wife left
for the Coast on the Coronado, Sun
day.
Superintendent of Public Works
Marston Campbell yesterday signed the
commission of Joshua Tucker as head
of the Land Department.
VIM. Mccormick, of Wahiawa, will
leave on the next steamer for the
Coast to attend to the sale of his fresh
pineapples.
Superintendent of Public Works
Marston Campbell yesterday trans.
ferred to the City and County of Ho-
nolulu strip of land at the corner of
Bethel and King streets.
Raymond M. Baker, charged with
bigamy, will plead on August 2. He
was to have come before the bar OF
Justice in the Federal Court yesterday
but his case was continued.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Whitney leave OF
the Mariana next week for a two
month trip. They expect to spend 6
week at Seattle and will spend the
rest of the time at Harrison Hot
| Springs, B. c., returning by the Ma
kura, September II.
Treasurer Conkling has forwarded tt
Dillon & Hubbard of New York certi
fed copies of the session laws of 1909
and the journals of the House and Sen
ate. Dillon & Hubbard are the lega
advisers to the Territorial government
in all matters relating to the issuance
] of bonds.
Lisbeth Noa drank fourounce via
| of carbolic acid at her home in Palolt
valley yesterday morning. Despondenc.
| over the death of young Bellina, VIII
hanged himself short time ago, i
said to have prompted her desperate
act. After strenuous work the doctor
brought the wouldbe suicide back t.
life.
Yesterday report was current t
the effect that the gay and festiv
youth who, under the nsime of job
t. Baker Jr,, ran up several bills las
week which he has failed to pay, ha
married the daughter of well-know
man in public life. The mysteriou
Mr.. Baker has managed, so far, I
create more than a mild sensation.