The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-13
COURT HOUSE
AND CAPITOL

Nakamura, Murakami, Nishiwaki,
Okimoto, Shiona and Tamura Nigashi,
six japanese gamblers who were SEN
fenced, the first two to pay SO and the
balance to pay $50 in the lower court
after being convicted there, had their
eases nol-prossed before Judge De Bolt
by the same prosecutors who had con-
vieted them yesterday.
Okiraka, Iwanaki, Koisha, Tanaka,
Wakauna and Matsumara had their SEN
tenee of $14, imposed for gambling by
Andrade, reduced to So and costs in
the circuit court.
Versatile Corporation.
Lorrin Andrews, acting attorney-gen
eral, yesterday approved the articles of
Incorporation fled by the Laurel Hill
Orchards, Limited. This company is
probably one of the most versatile COM
panies ever incorporated here as its
articles permit it to do almost anything,
from raising pigs, to making pork out
of the pig and hair brushes out of its
bristles.
The incorporators are +. NJ. Lewis,
H. F. Lewis (president), William Henry,
F. E. Thompson, w. P. Roth and G. F.
Clemens. The capital stock is set at
$4,000 with a limit to future increases
of 100000.
According to the terms of it's articles,
the company is permitted to indulge
in agriculture, horticulture, the raising
of garden truck, hay and grain, in dairy
farming, stock raising, packing housing
| Ito coin term) to operate sawmills
| to conduct slaughterhouses, to construct
operate and maintain water, light and
power systems. to deal in general mer
chandise and do all the regular things
that are usually included for legality Is
sake.
Gurrey's New Name.
Governor Frear yesterday approved
an amendment to the articles of incur
poratiOn of Gurrey, Limited. the com
pany conducted by Alfred f. Gurrey
| photographer. The new amendment
| changes the name to the Arts anC
| Crafts Shop, Limited, under which
| name Gurrey's concern will be known
| in its new quarters.
| Changes in Station.
| Another meeting of the board Of
health yesterday afternoon resulted II
a good many structural changes being
made in the plans for the new Kalih
Receiving Station, to be erected as the
| leper station, the antechamber to Mo
lokai where people thought to be afflict
ed with that disease viii be given {
| chance before being sent to the Ka
laupapa settlement.
The matter was passed up from the
meeting the day before that the plan:
| could be gone over with a fine to0tl
comb, which they were yesterday, ans
the changes made will, in the opinion
Of the board make the buildings ans
| their arrangement more suited to tn,
work that will be carried on in them
Goods Attached.
Deputy High Sheriff Patrick Gleason
has returned a writ of attachmen
which he has just served on All Kau
doing business as Hop Lee at Lahaina
Maui, together with an inventory O
the goods attached.
The inventory runs the gamut of sal
able things, items picked at random
from the long list being bags o
corn, fork (without handle), 1 ic'
chest. l ice shave, one-half plug of to
| taCto' NAihS7S iIIPSA0t Aot NAH oAit
box EPSON sales, lot yellow soap.
This interesting conglomeration wa
attached by virtue of a writ secure,
by Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd, to pa,
for goods delivered by that company t
the pake and unpaid for.
Courthouse Notes.
Governor Frear yesterday returne,
the call of Captain van Vos of tn
Dutch cruiser Noordbrabant. He ais
visited the Kalihi Receiving Station
and the Children s Hospital on tou
of inspection.
a stipulation was fled yesterday i
the suit brought by the Waikiki Suga
Company against Marston Campbell an
William c. Bal. superintendent of tn
Wailuku and kahului water works. TIL
stipulation was necessary to permi
Jose de Rego, Areenio de Rego and Ev
Scholtz of WailUku to connect thei
residences up with the government
wa er main.
An order to show cause was veste1
day issued citing Thovel Rasmussen t
, appear before Judge Robinson and Civ
reasons why no ShouI3 uo+ ba y,unisb q