Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL

There will be luau at the old gym
nasium of the Kamchameha Schools
this evening at Z o'clock. All the
former students have been invited TO
attend.
The Kaneohe Rice Mill company
has filed its anwser to the complaint
If the Kaneohe Ranch company. The
defendant leaves the plaintiff to its
proof Of most OF the allegations Of the
complaint.
The commercial club of Omaha has
arranged for Friday luncheons and
thinking That the Governor might be
passing through soon on his way 10
Washington has asked him to stop
of and give them talk.
G. +. Alfonso. editor and veteran
'rember of the territorial legislature
from Hilo, said today thai he Is def
initcly out of politics, and that he has
no intention OF returning to Hilo ami
again becoming a candidate for the
house of representatives.
The United States naval transport
Buffalo is reported to have sailed from
san Francisco for Honolulu at noon
today. The vessel is understood will
bring down number of recruits for
the vessels included in the Pacific
fleet, now In these waters.
Governor Frear has been asked -
attend meeting to celebrate the an
niynrgnrx. ng h,,nIraItl, ,,F
peace among the English speaking
races OF the world. In 1914 1t will
have been 100 years since the sign
ing of the treaty of Client
Vim Yin, Chinaman, was this
morning sentenced to. life imprison-
ment for having committed a statut-
DRY crime ON little girl named Alice
Aki. The jury was only out very
short time. The matter was before
Judge Cooper in the criminal court.
The Supervisors are awaiting ig-
ures sought from the owners of prop
erty near the corner of Hotel and Fort
street, before taking up the matter Of
widening Hotel street at that iuncture
II is believed that big sum will be
involved in the contemplated i'm
provement There is little possibility
that the amount can be carried
through In the appropriation bill now
under consideration.
Local contractors, even those with
no financial interests involved, re-
ceived with some dissatisfaction the
news from Washington yesterday pub
lished in the ID u et | II to the effect
that the marine barracks and officers
quarters at Pearl Harbor will .be built
on a modified plan, and that one COM
pany has been picked out to do the
work although its bid is not within
the appropriation.
Moving has started In the Judiciary
building and this morning start
was made with the Supreme Court
fixtures. This court has adjourned
until January when It will be ready
! for work again In the Spreckels build
ing. Judge Robinson's court was also
packing up its goods and chattel.'
| ready for departure and will open
court in the old Y. NJ. c. A. building
AT the corner of Alakea and Hotel.
Yesterday the Kukaiau plantation
again won out in the charges that art
being brought against II by Rober,
Horner In connection with the call
ing of an annual meeting. The point
taken was technical enc dependin,
on the fact that the complaint Should
have been set out In the mandamus
This Is the second time that the plain
tiff has been defeated at cost of 81.
TO him each time for court expenses
a.! A park scheme" for Kalakaua ave-
nue. has been mootcd by Supervisor
Murray with the result that the mat
ter was brought before the Board ol
Supervisors nj the regular session
held last evening. II Is the intention
| to ascertain the number of square
yards Of surface on this thoroughfaro
from King street to Kapiolani park
and later TO arrange for parkway
along the entire avenue, thereby dc
/ Quoting a large surface of street that
would otherwise have to be kept In
repair Prisoners would be detailed
to care for the PARK.