The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-26
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

Court Canoes No. SlIO A. 0. p will
meet II san Antonio hall at half mast
seven this even ~.
The Excelsior Lodge No. /. O q
f., VIII meet in odd Fellows hail a.
4a.tpast seven this evening.
The police have received fifty notices
It Geseruons from the United States
army during the latter part of June.
Al. saloons close today to listen TO
their tate. According to law all
saloons must Close on election day,
j. i. . Conner Of Salt Lake CITY
writes the promotion committee that he
- toloDAng party to come to
Honolulu.
The Natson freighter Hyades arrived
of quarantine at nine o clock last night
and WlI dock as soon this morning as
the usual quarantine inspection can
be made.
Captain f. j. Quinby of Florida, and
now 81 San Pedro, writes the promotion
committee that be expects to arrive
here about October /, with his wife. TO
take up residence here.
Sheriff Jarrett is in receipt of a
letter addressed to Mr.. George Leslie
Reid, care Of the chief of police, Ho-
noIulu. The postmark on the envelope
IS that of Suisun City, California.
Ianagi, the japanese on trial for the
shooting IN Mauoa Valley where the
lives Of several OF Rose Dawson S EN-
ployes were menaced, was yesterday
committed TO the circuit court bv
Judge Audrade Lofrin Andrews is de-
Tending.
As d result Of the desire of the man
agement Of the Los Angeles Examiner
TO have the members Of the Examiner
touring party occupy only outside state
rooms on the Pacific Mail S. s. Mongo-
Ha, Manager Milne who has charge of
the tour. has decided to limit the mum
Der to not more than 125 people The
party viii arrive at Honolulu on
August 16.
The Arizona Gazette of Phoenix
Arizona has written the promotion
committee, enclosing copy Of a letter
sent 10 the Young Hotel. in which the
paper makes proposition for bringing
q party Of Arizona people to Honolulu,
provided the hotel gives them hotel
accommodations and 500 cash is
raised, which il is proposed will be
used for advertising the Islands.
The management OF the New Orphe-
UNI has made arrangements to have
election returns read from the stage
of the theater this evening. A special
telephone service has been installed
and the results from every district and
precinct VIII De read. This innovation
Will serve TO give patrons Of the popu-
lar Hotel street playhouse the results
Of the prohibition issue first hand.
George B. Mcclellan, secretary to
Prince Kuhio. has advised the promo
ton committee that the request of the
latter that the government pass in,
free Of duty, packages of literature
from other countries, has been denied,
the treasury department stating that
II has no discretionary power; but If
there has been any over valuation or
wrong classification. the department
Will be glad to rectify such errors.
Equipping a marine expedition with
contributions from various vessels in
the harhor has landed one enterprising
Hawaiian mariner IN the tanks. A
Porto Rican complained to the detective
office several days ago that his skitf hal
been misappropriated by some miscre-
ant. and Officer Ninville was detailed
to the case. The boat was finally found,
together with oars from the Claudine
and other accessories equally acquired
without title
Col. W. P. Hepburn, for many years
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