Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-04


chamber, Stangenwald building.
u A regular meeting of the Hawaii
, promotion committee will be held at
the rooms of the committee tomorrow
at $3.50 O'Clock p. m.
Chief Mate Troel Smith, accused of
assaulting sailor on the steamer Hy-
AIDES, has been committed for trial in
federal court, and is released under
$500.
The contract for furnishing and lay
ing linoleum on the floors of the ju-1
idiciary building was yesterday
awarded J. Hopp & Co., the firms
bid being $2492.20.
i A number of Orientals, charged
with selling merchandise and con-
Iducting restaurants and barber shops
without licenses, were arrested by the
Hilo police last Saturday.
Decree was issued by Judge Whit
ney In land court this morning reg.
istering the title Of w. E. Rowell to-
seven tracts of land at Waialua, con-
tanning a total of 54S.83 acres.
A meeting of the Elks has been CALI
led for 1850 O'Clock tomorrow evening
in their hall on King street, at which
time plans will be discussed with re-
lgard to the part which they will play
lin the 1914 Floral Parade and Mid
Winter Carnival.
teatrice Melaine Brewster was
granted divorce this morning from
James Walter Wall Brewster, whom
sne accused OF non-sppport. Judge
Whitney also gives her the custody OF
the two minor children.
Paul r. Isenberg, as creditor, has
filed a petition in circuit court asking
that an administrator be appointed
for the estate of Leuchen Leilani
Schmidt, who died May "a, leaving an
testate consisting principally OF 1885,
| O4 in cash in the Bank of Hawaii.
The Hanano store, one of the larg-l
est Jananese firms in Honolulu, is
about to bring suit against the Hilo
Rice Mill Company for making use OF
trade mark which is used by the
former concern in branding certain
quality of rice which it puts up.
Circuit Judge Cooper has given judg-
ment for e. c. Winston in the civil
suit brought by him to recover lot
ON Liliha street from Charles and
Grace Winchester. The court awards
plaintiff possession of the land, S25
damages and costs Of the suit.
Elizabeth Trask Abrehamsen has
filed petition in circuit court asking
that she be appointed administrative
of the estate OF her father the late /
Albert Trask. who died intestate on
August u, leaving property valued at
S6,S75, and q family consisting OF the
widow and eight children,
The Catholic Cathedral Fort street.
was the scene of a simple but pretty
wedding at eight o'clock this morning,
wherf Miss Christine Nilsson became
the bride of Louis Dolan, Father Reg
maid performing the ceremony. Miss
Eloise Macauley was bridesmaid, Il
while Herbert Riley acted as best
man. The bride was given away by
Ambrose Writ. Mr. Dolan is afiiliat-
ed with tie Honolulu Electric Com
pany, and Mrs. Dolan, who Is daugh-
ter of Mrs. A. M, L. Smith, has occu-
pied positions with various local Il
firms. Both are well known in Hon
olulu
As token of appreciation Of the
many years which he served as man
ager of the Alexander Young, Moana
and Royal Hawaiian ihotels, y. H.
hertsche, who recently resigned from
that position, was yesterday present
ed with handsome gold Swiss move
:aent watch, the gift of the employees
of the three hostleries. In addition
to- the watch was a gold and platinum
chain, the lapel button being in the
form fof Shriner emblem set with II
DIAMONDS and rubies. The watch,
which is no thicker than two one-dol-
lar pieces, is said to be one of the
Ihandsomest ever brought to Honolulu.
Superintendent ]. w. Caldwell. of I
the public works department, Terri
torial Auditor J. H. Fisher and the
officials of the Honolulu Construction
and Draying Company have been or
dered to appear in Circuit Judge Coop
Eer,s court next Saturday morning and
show cause why the contracting cor
poration should not be restrained
from working on certain street grades
and storm drains in the Auwaiolimu
district. The Injunction is sought by
II. H. Foster and Edward Ross, whose
bid for this job was declined on the
attorney generals opinion that il was