Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL

lNcle Is 10 ne lne regular meeting
of the board of health this afternoon
at half past three O'Clock.
The case of w. o. Smith ct al against
Mele Mahu ct al has been discon-
tinued. 1t was suit for ejectment.
The case OF Mabel H. Turrill against
the City and County has been set for
October 49, Judge Whitney will hear
the evidence
Fred b. Johnson has been granted
permission to sell certain property In
connection with his guardianship of
Charles and John Johnson.
Two Chinese opium dealers were In
court this morning and asked that
their trial be postponed until next
Monday. The court granted the re-
quest.
-. Professor Keller is pushing ahead
the completion of the sanitary survey
maps and is at the present time en-
gagged In tabulating the reports of the
inspectors.
Mail forwarded from Hawaii by the
Japanese liner Chiyo Maru arrived at
san Francisco AT q o'clock this morn
| ing. The Chiyo sailed from here ON
! OCtboer 9Th.
Harry l.. White this morning filed a
| libel for divorce against his wife Mary
White on the grounds of desertion.
They were married on April 20, 1903
and have two children.
Judge Whitney this morning gave
verdict TO the defendant In the case
of Wall against Foske. The case was
one for commission Tor selling land
and which the plaintiff claimed.
Further continuation has been
granted in the case of Lau Lam
against A. A. Whitcomb, and W. G.
Achi ct al, The defendants have now
until October l6 to file their bill.
In connection with the divorce pro-
ceedings between Kio Suzuki and To-
megoro Suzuki news has been receiv-
ed that the latter is In California and
the case has accordingly been set for
December 20.
The poi cases were before the court
this morning when Judge William l.
Whitney refused to grant the motion
10 strike out as asked for in the de.
murrers entered by the City and
County against the charges of the
Chinese manufacturers.
iHtIt IN W ne u Hitttlnp OF INT
board of agriculture Saturday morn
ing next to take up the plans that
will be presented by Land Commits
sioner Charles S. Judd aud II. NJ, vol
Holt who were appointed specia
committee to deal with the fruit fly.
Judge william l.. whitney thu
morning handed down a verdict II
connection with the case of Oshim;
Okasaki against the Hawaiian Elec
trio Company. lie gave a verdict TO
The defendant The case was one IL
which the plaintin's father was killc,
through coming in contact with Il liv.
wire.
Daniel Kamoku Is to appear before
Judge Robinson In the divorce court
on October u to explain why he
should NOT pay attorneys costs, costs
OF court and also alimony to his wife
in connection with the libel for di.
VOrce that she filed against him. The
grounds We're failure to support and
extreme cruelty.
! According to well versed water.
frontiers the German bark Gustav
which called here some months age
with cargo of fertilizer, Is believed
to have smashed all existing records
for u passage from Puget Sound to tn,
United Kingdom, covering the distanc,
in eighty-one days. The Gustav IL re-
ported to have sailed from Port Town
send, Wash, on June 18th and arrived
at United Kingdom ON September Bird