Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-18

Ten good auto.hacks. Phone 6.
The Royal Annex is the place to
get the best meal in town.
lnter.lsland aud v. X. n l.. shipping
books for sale at the Bulletin
office, 80 each.
Take your carriage or automobile
tc Hawaiian Carriage Manfg. Co., fol
up-to-date repairs.
Leong Cow, Leong wah and LII
wung. who are charged with assault
and battery, had their cases continued
till June 10.
The Industrial Editio,. Of the
Evening Bulletin, wrapped
ready for mailing, 80 cents at B !
etin Office.
The demurrer filed In the Circuit
Court In the case of Archer against ).
Takeharo. was today overruled by
Judge Whitney.
Judge Andrade was not on the bench
this morning. but a namesake of his
appeared in court and had to pay 50
for a booze act.
There will be meeting OF the Ka-
mchameha Alumni tonight at O'Clock
IN the clubhouse to discuss the organ.
ization of a baseball team.
Kaale swamped one drink too many
yesterday and consequently was run
in. Judge Long estimated the dam.
age done at 81. and Kaale had to dig
Judge Robinson this morning ap-
| pointed Kanohu, administrator in the
estate of Hama, on the petition Of Al
Kauanauli bond fixed at $500. There
are six heirs.
The Board of Public Works yester.
day advertised for bids to be submit.
ted for the building Of the Teachers
cottage at Kapaa, Kauai, the tender to
be opened on June "a.
The Hawaiian News Company Is
suing Maxine for $40 due for
stationery supplied. Lightfoot Is
appearing for Maxine and the case
went over till June 81.
Dickie Davis, the well-known
Maui sport. came in on the Mauna
Loa and intends staying a few days.
Dick will not make the trip TO Hilo
this year, as the Waikiki sports are
going to have big day OF their own.
Fred Waidron was operated on to.
day at the Queens Hospital for aneur.
ism of a vein In the neck. The opera.
ton was an unusual one and eleven
physicians were present when It was
performed. The patient is doing well
Fred J. Asch was united in the
bonds of matrlmony lat night TO Miss
Alice W. Todd. After the ceremony
which was performed by Father Ste
phen, a reception was held at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents on Bere
tanla street.
The rJ0levin suit brought by
Maxine ct al. against High Sheriff
Henry to recover the papers taker
from the safe of the Nippu Jiji's Of
flee. was dismissed on jurisdictions
grounds yesterday afternoon b,
Judge Carlos Long.
Money Is already being received
at the Office of the County Treasurer
for the licenses to do business re
quired by law. The licenses will b.
issued on July /, and all are cominl
early that they might be delivered a
early as possible after the date o
issuance.
Chief Leal arrested Ave Porto RiC
ans for gambling yesterday and tn
bunch were fined SO each this mornln
by Judge Long. That the fine wa
thought light was shown by one O
the accused remarking as he left tn
Police Station: me pay three do
lars every day, suppose can shoe
craps"
Judge Robertson Of the Circui
Court has issued an order command
ing W. G. Irwin, a representative o
Claus Spreckels, to appear before hin
on June 22 and show cause why h
should not pay judgment debt du
from Irwin to Harvey Hitchcock
The action was taken incidental t
proceedings In the case Of the Terri
tory by w. o. Aiken, sub-agent o
the public lands In district 4, Ha
wall. against Hitchcock.
All Sam, an elderly Chinese who ha
been working on the Wainaku PlaI
tation, last Sunday morning made
desperate attempt at ending his life b
cutting his throat, but did not SUI
coed. He came from the plantatio
about week ago. and settled down q
the All HI pol shop at Puueo, wher
he is reported TO have been actin
very queerly. He complained that h
had been obliged to leave the plant
ton owing to the fact that some {
the other laborers there had tried t
poison him because he had been worl
Il Ing much better than they did-Hil