Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-16

tulus 10 best ut i ne Encore.
The Anchor Saloon Is now a curio
museum worth seeing. Don't forget. Z"
Hon. A. ID. Castro. who went to
the States on business, was among
the returning kamaainas today in
the Sierra.
For distilled water, Hires Root
Beer and all other popular drinks
Ring up Phone 2171. Consolidated
Soda Works. .
Senator II. T. Moore. who went to
California to study politics. was
among the incoming passengers to-
day from San Francisco.
Gilbert J. Waller and James L. Nc.
Lean were today appointed jury com.
missioneTs by the judges of the Cir.
cult Court OF Honolulu.
$. X. Kaeo has filed suit against
David Kaawa and David Kalauli claim.
ing that the defendants owe him 1854
for professional services rendered.
George b. Mcclellan, private sec.
rotary OF Prince Kalanianaole. Ha-
waits Delegate to Congress, return
ed today ON the steamship Sierra.
The Nuuanu Valley tonghs have
been all arrested aglin and at the
police court this morning they were
remanded till Wednesday, next "or
trial. VA ..
The District Court room now books
like new, and the desks and tables
have all been vanished Judge An.
drade overseered the work and thu
result is a good job.
Miss Grace Parson. head mlllIner
trimmer for the Dunns Hat Shop re.
turned this morning from the main
land fashion centers, where she has
been selecting stock.
The appointment bears the sigma.
lures of Judges Cooper, Whitney and
Robinsoh and states that the commits.
sioners will take office on December
and continue for one year from that
date.
A Russian drunk was. fined 81 this
morning by Judge Andrade; fred,
Weed acted as interpreter and IDS he
knows -four words of the language he
was great success.
Iv Jim" the Filipino detective, par
took of pm enormous feed of fish thu
bother day and he became III. Ills
way of explaining matters to the rest
of the stan was that he was too
much sea sick"
| There were twenty.seyen cases on
the police court calendar this morn
ing, but only couple were tried. The
rest were sent over for various; rea
sons. and the Tin Soon case alonl
with The sKarean one. Took precedence
Charles p. l.. Ludin has filed his ap
plicatlon' nor citizenship papers aud
the petition Will be heard December
81. The petitioner was born in Ger
many and came to the United States
landing at New York June / 1908.
Supervisor Ben Lyons of Maui
who came down to be present al
the Territorial convention of th'
Democratic party, is booked to leave
on the steamer Claudine, which
sails this afternoon at o'clock.
This morning Coroner Rose held al
investigation into the death of Rus
sian whose name Is unknown. The mar
dropped dead from heart disease up al
house in Nuuanu Valley. Endeav
ors are now being made TO find oui
who the man Is.
Sheriff Jarrett and DR.. Mackal
went over to Kaneohe last night Il
Investigate the death of a Chlnaman
whose body was found In much de
composed condition In a lonely house
There Is no suspicion Of foul play bul
the Health Department will make
thorough investigation.
David Sherwood, deputy U. S. Mar
shal departed for Lahalna today II
the Mauna Ioa for the purpose 81
serving some papers In condemnation
! suit between the United States ant
the American Sugar Co. Sherwood
will make an attempt while on Mau
10 locate Charles Kaanoi who Is want
ed ON u charge OF forgery for forging
the name of George Makalena To !
money order for $50.
James Wakefield OF Theo. II! Da
vIes 4 Co. arrived this morning b!
the sierra. Mr.. Wakefield has beef
on business and pleasure trip tina
has taken him TO his old home II
the British Isles AZ well ms through
the business centers OF the main
land. lie finds that business condl
lions on the mainland have improY
ed considerably In the last few
months. Among the merchants an'
jobbers there Is very strong oppo
sition to the present tarir, and this
Mr.. Wakefield believes, is at the bot
tom of the general political unrest
a.