Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-08

The Lord-Young Engineering Com
pany has been awarded the contract
To lay the six-inch water piping in the
Auwaiolimu district. On its bid of
S5146.
Circuit Judge Robinson this after
noon confirmed the sale of the w.
Pfotenhauer homestead, which was
purchased at auction yesterday by F.
A. Schaefer for $20,750.
Mrs. C. F. Herrick has purchased
Shady Nook, 1049 Beretania and has
rechristened the institution Ell yerano
The former proprietors have resigned
from the hotel business permanently.
o. A. Steven viii leave Saturday for
Los Angeles to attend the convention
of real estate men in that CITY, He
expects to induce several families.
looking for places to locate to make
their home here. During his absence
his business will be conducted by his
son, Oswald.
A list of several hundred men who
have been convicted in the local court
of drunkenness is being prepared by
w. p Fennell, the liquor license m
spector, and will be sent to all sa-
looms IN the city and county 1t is
said the list will contain the names of
a large number of automobile chauf-
feurs.
In celebration of the fifteenth ami
yersary of the raising of the American
flag in Hawaii, four Hawaiian and one
American flags, all new, will be raised
over the capitol building next Tuesday.
Territorial Secretary Mott-Smith yes
terday ordered the purchase of the
new bunting, to replace the dilapidat-
ed specimens that have been serving
the last two or three years.
u. S. Marshal E. r. Hendry this
morning sent a wireless to Sheriff
'Crowell, at Wailuku, to hold Marks
and Maria Kalaeiho-a, at Puunene, I'm
til Deputy Marshal d. X. Sherwood ar
rives there on the Claudine tonight
tic place the couple under arrest. A
warrant has been sworn, accusing
them of statutory offense. They
will be brought to Honolulu and held
for trial in the federal court.
An interesting and instructive lee
ture was delivered in Cooke Hall, j
Young Mems Christian Association
building, last evening by Thomas =
Sedgwick, who spoke upon the sub
ject Peru and its People" Mr.. Sedg-
wick spent several years in Peru as
superintendent of sugar experiment
station, and his knowledge of the peo-
pie and the country qualify him to
attendended by more than seventy
five men.
Three indictments, naming five men,
were returned by the territorial grand
jury this morning. One charge ac-
cuses zee Chung, Moke Kaiewe and
Male Moke Kaiewe of criminal assault
on Lily Kaiewe, a girl under fifteen
years of age. Shigekichi Kukushima
is indicted for assault and battery
with a deadly weapon upon the per-
son of Yenhachi Fukuda, on June s.,
and Fidel Colon is indicted for assault
and battery on Gervacio Rodrigues on
August 3. All the defendants are un- |
der arrest and will be arrafgned at 8
o'clock next Tuesday morning.
DR.. Pratt, president of the board OF
health, received wireless message
from Prof. A. R. Keller yesterday,
stating that the grades have not been
nor the survey completed
on the tract of insanitary lands at
hiio, which are to. be condemned by
the territory and filed Consequently
this work viii be delayed for some
time. Dr. Pratt and the members OF
the board had expected to leave to-
for Hilo, to view the land and
order the condemnation proceedings,
but the trip is now postponed indef-
nitely.