Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL


LOCAL AND GENERAL
because Of the illness Of Atty. L
n. Straus, counsel for the defense.
the murder case OF Sirilo Adaban has
been continued by Circuit Judge, Rob-
inson to NEXT Wednesday morning.
Basing his petition on Statutory
charges and naming Carl Reinecke as
correspondents Albert Reinecke has
asked the circuit court for q divorce
from his wife. Annie Anderson Rein
ecke
Tickets for concert TO be giYen by
Marion Dowsett Worthington AT the
Hawaiian Opera House Saturday even
ing. Nov. I. win be on sale 81 the Ha-
waii Promotion Committee rooms nj
10 O'Clock Wednesday. Oct. .s.--ad-
yertisement
John M. Martin. assisted by c. ].
Day, was in charge of the Sunday SER
vices at the Leahi Home yesterday, A
musical program was rendered By a
quartet from the Susannah Wesley
Home and a quartet from the Kawaia-
hao Church.
Circuit Judge Whitney today sus-
tained the decision of the district
court In the suit OF Helen Kalama
against Lum Sing for $500 damages.
asked in recompense for a bite the.
plaintiff. a l3-year-old girl. received
from the ChinamaA's dog last July.
Judgment was given for defendant.
superintendent ]. w. Caldwell Of
the public works department reports
progress on the construction of the
PaloIo reservoir. He says the exca.;
walton is practically finished. The
forms for the concrete work On the
Wilder avenue. pumping station are
expected to be finished In the next
two days
Names of the applicants successful
in passing the civil service examine.
tons will be made known tomorrow,
1T is believed. The examination pa
pers of the 81 men who took the
tests are now being gone over Ehai'.
man Wirtz OF the commission Is
pleased with the manner In which
the tests were conducted. This Isl
the first examination held BY the
commission.
Announcement is made that propo-
sails for a building for the marine
guard at Kuahua, will be received at
the Bureau of Yards and Docks. Wash,
ington, d. c.. until II q. M. Decem-
Der 6. at which time the bids will be
opened For the erection Of this
building there Is available 81, 40.
Plans and specifications for the new
building may be obtained from the
commandant Of the local naval sta
ton.
In response to an appeal from Fred
Turriil. commander of the local post
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
the Spanish American war veterans
VIII assist IN performing the last rites
at the graves Of those members ofsthe
former organization when they ere
called to the Great Beyond 0wing
to the diminishing number OF the
Grand Army veterans, they are hard
ly able to carry out the services In
proper form and called upon the
younger men to assist them.
The appeal Of Manuel Refs from.
the judgment of the Fifth circuit
court ON Kauai which sentenced him
to pay fine of 500 and costs for the
illegal sale Of intoxicating liquors at
Nawiliwili, was filed in the supreme
court this afternoon. Refs. q travel,
ing salesman for Rosa & Co, whole
sale dealers OF Honolulu. Is accused
Of engaging in retail business, de-
livering as well as selling, and with.
out receiving his orders previously
from the customers The appeal Is
taken on exceptions to the decision
of Judge Dickey.
Circuit Judge LA. Dickey this
morning denied the motion OF AttOr-
ney G, F. Peterson to dissolve the
temporary Injunction obtained against
him by Judge Antonio Perry, ruling
that the order enioining defendant il
valid: Peterson now has until next
Friday to answer Judge Perry's petit
ton. The order restraints William
Kawaa, Chun Kim SUIT and Peterson
from disposing of the $3.50 awarded
Kawaa some time ago On claim as.
signed him by Peterson against Chun
Kim Sut Judge Perry holds judg'
ment against Peterson.
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The preliminary hearing of the
three Chinese arrested last week On
opium smuggling charges, has been
continued by u. s. Commissioner
George A. Davis to 2 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon. Defendants counsel,
j. w. Cathcart and L. NJ. Straus we're
unable to appear because of illness.
Judge Whitney. has set December