Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-19
LOCAL And GENERAL


Henry Smith today, was appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Charles
K, Dement,. under $500 bond.
The Democratic county committee
will hold a meeting al Bourbon
headquarters tomorrow night.
zee kyung 500, held on three
charges of forgery. has been granted
a reservation of plea by Circuit Judge
Robinson until next Saturday morn.
ing.
The Southern Society Of Hawaii
will hold meeting tomorrow night
at 1880 O'Clock in the makai pavilion,
Young hotel. All Southerners are in.
Vited~ TO attend.
In hearing before George A. Ia.
Wis. United States commissioner. yes
teEday.. nothing definite was done in
the case OF Rrnest' E. Oliver. who is
accused of selling liquor at Sehofield
Barracks without license The case
will probably come up again today.
Judge w. L. Whitney has set De
cember "a as the date on which he will
hear the petition for probating the
MilIaof the late Howard Augustus Par
mckee, who died November IA The
estate consists of allie insurance, pol
ley, jewelry and personal effects
amounting to $3.50.
.Yeakinobu KaRamoto pleaded guilty
before Circuit Judge Robinson today
to- the charge of passing q forged check
and was sentenced to four months
Imprisonment, He also pleaded guilty
to- q second charge OF the same nature,
on which sentence was SUSPENDED by
the court for thirteen months.
Ernest E.. Oliver arrested on a
charge of selling liquor on the mill,
tary reservation without q license, was
held to the federal grand Jury by
Emitted States Comm George A.
Davis today. His bail is set at $3.50
hut he has not found bondsmen so
viii remain In Jail pending the grand
iiry's action. .g.!!.s |.
The discussion of the adoption of
a new set Of bylaws will be consid-
cred this evening when the members
Of Hawaiian GoHsistory No. 1, A, and
A. s. r., meet In the Masonic Temple
at 7::30 o. clock "A ft1il attendance is
required. i. 1891 y i, ,ssszz,:.
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!: Kamnela (Mahee). who for many
years has been in the service of the.
Campbell family, died at the residence
of Col. Sam Parker, Waikiki, Monday
and was buried yesterday. Kamuela
had been employed by Colonel Parker
for some time, and often accompanied
him to the mainland. s:sss,yz "A
William Savidges pleaded guilty be-
fore Circuit Judge Robinson today TO
a charge Of violating the speed ordi-
nance and was assessed a IS fine. K.
B. Porter, secretary of the territorial
board Of health, denied his guilt on a
similar charge but. after brief trial
was found guilty by. the court SEN.
telces being suspended for thirteen
rnonths4 "A Hooking was tried and
found not guilty of q similar charge
and the cases against NJ. Montgomery
and Jack Scully for speeding were
continued, to be reset later. a.
. With a number of districts yet to
be heard from, Mrs. F. M. SwaIlzy has
reported that, up to last night, the
proceeds from the sale of Red Cross
Christmas seals on Oahu amount to
$2873.55. II is expected that, when
ali returns are in, this amount will
have been increased to $4,000. James
Il. Rath of the Palama Settlement,
who is the agent for the seals, said
this morning that he looks for total
of nearly $4,000 when the other islands
have been heard from. 1t is expected
that the grand total will be submitted