Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-18
Fine steaks, oysters, frog legs and
Holsters to order, ROYAL Annex Cafe,

\ u D".iine on the Mauna LOa, IRON la.
wall.
Send a miniature case. containing s
Jars of delicious Hawaiian preserves.
Mrs. Kearns will see to It,
Anything new in the sporting line?
Anything good in the liquor line? You
can find II at "1he Two Jacks"
The Industrial Edition Of the
Evening Bulletin, wrapped
ready for mailing, so cents at Bull
letin Office
Coat your iron roofs with Arabic"
You will be surprised at Its cooling
and preservative properties California
Feed Co., agents.
I.aborers OF the road and garbage
collecting departments Of the City and
County government will receive their
pay warrants this afternoon.
County Clerk Kalauokalani Is con.
fined to his home through Illness. The
County Clerks Office is in the hands Of
the chief deputy pending his return.
A satisfaction Of Judgment was filed
in the suit brought by the Honolulu
Library & Reading Room Association
against Frank +. King and Louise Nc.
Grew, In the sum OF s127S.
The work Of taking an invoice of
Territorial property In the possession
of the City and County. In compliance
with resolution passed by the last
Legislature, is rapidly being complct.
cd.
On Monday evening the Supervisors
will tackle the school appropriation
matter. Supervisor Logan, AS chair.
man Of the Committee on Education
will present report aud recommend
its adoption.
The Hawaii Yacht Club tas sent a
cable to Joseph T. PuGh, of he South
Coast Yacht Club wishing hilL success
In his yacht race tomorrow for ihr
San Francisco challenge cuv on San
Francisco bd?
The report of the Registrar Of the
Board of Health for tho fifteen days
ending June Is. 1909. shows six deaths
during that time from contagious dis.
eases. Five deaths were from tubcr.
culosis and one from dlphtl eria.
The c. A. c. and the Aala teams
OF baseball players will have try
out game of ball on Sunday. Both
teams belong to the Oahu Baseball
League. and theS are expected to put
, up a good exhibition OF the national
game.
Supervisor Jim Quinn Is out on the
streets again. Though he does not
anticipate any permanent III effects as
the result Of his Kamehameha Day
auto accident. he II still pretty stiff
and has to get about with the aid Of
a cane.
City and County Auditor Bicknell
was busy all tho forenoon today get.
ting out the warrants in payment oi
bills against the City and County. The
warrants will be distributed among the
City and County's creditors this ar
ternoon.
Byron o. Clark has written the Los
Angeles firm Of Marston e. MarstOn
for an explanation of the use Of his
name In connection with an mauthor
lied article on the local pineapple in
dustry which was recently published
in the Los Angeles Express.
Tle closing '>ercises al the hiIin
l"h. College i.-k place this morn, ~ =
IL c'Clock. Y! . Soung men gave 4
vc'y attract" program, which :ucIud
cd lie trial sch, from the MerrG M
, Of Venice, given by the seniCrs I
short theatrical riece by he juniors
and some music.
No final report has yet been made
In the case of Willie Crawford, sus
pended by County Attorney Cathcar
pending the investigation of charge,
Of receiving money from . Chinese To-
! having secured the dismissal o
,, charges against him. Mayor Ferl
says that he expects report at tn
next meeting of the Board Of Super
V visors.
Jack COrdcll had very willinl
:, spar down at the Marine barrack
yesterday, and showed the half wet
= what an expert boxer can do In tn
:, way OF blocking punches. Severa
;, OF the Marines put the gloves oil
!" with the middIewcight, and every
one was fayorably impressed wit
the show put up by the man who ha
> to box Dick Sullivan on July 3.
, For the entertainment Of X. J. Bucl
ly, who will be received into the fol
: Of the antlercd ones this evening b
the local Elks' lodge. a PARTICULAR
well.arranPed pink tea" has been pr,
e yided. The announcement, calling a
e tention to the fact that Buchly play
l. the fiddle, urges that visitors brn
nothing heavier than bed Stats II ais
states that Buchly weighs 225 pound
claim which the said r. J, u. pr
nounces a base SANDER.
William McCombie Mckay, who ha
resided In Hilo during the past seve