Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-12
LOCAL And GEVERhl

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A meeting Of the board OF supervis.
ors win be held next Wednesday at
1915 o'clock
Honolulu Lodge No. 400, F. and A.
NJ. will hold stated meeting tonight
at 1880 o'clock.
Acting Governor Thayer has reap
pointed Simon X Haaheo as second
district magistrate Of Puma, Hawaii.
Circuit Judge Stuart today granted
to N. w. Brundage divorce from Hell
en- Brundage.
Harmony Lodge No. 8. and Excel
sior Lodge No. /. !. O.. o. F., jointly
will install officers in Odd Fellows
hall at 1880 O'clock Tuesday evening.
A demand for jury trial of his as.
sumpsit case against Justine Bartlett
has been filed in circuit court by o.
A. Steven.
]. NJ. Ulunahele tmuli), administra-
tor of the estate of j. M. Ulunahele
tmua), has filed an inventory in cir
cult court. The estate is alleged to
be worth $269S.S7.
Under the direction Of the superin.
Lendent of public works, Territorial
Treasurer McCarthy's offices in the
Capitol building are being renovated
and enlarged this week. Work start.
ed today.
The petition Of Glenn K Quinn for
appointment as administrator Of the
estate of ]. C. Quinn, late supervisor,
will be given a rehearing In Circuit
Judge Ashford's court August Is.
Hawaii county is not going to have
any internal fights on its new board oil
supervisors, such as Honolulu has been
guilty of, says William Beers, coun-
ty attorney of Hilo, who arrived on
the Wilhelmina from the coast Tues
day.
The case of Levers and Cooke
against A. H. Jones, Juliette NJ. Jones
and d. F. Truin, an action for fore
closure of mechanics lien, has been
submitted to the supreme court on re-
served questions from the court Of
the second Judge, first circuit.
In the case of the United States
against Lucy Peabody, ct al, an action
for land condemnation, a stipulation
has been filed in federal court giving
c. H. Bellina, one of the defendants,
to and including July 20 to answer or
otherwise plead in the matter.
The judgment of the circuit court Is
affirmed in q decision handed down
by the supreme court today on an err
ror to the circuit court, first circuit,
in the case Of Dong You, ct al. doing
business as the Honolulu Firewood
Company, against Wing Hing Com
pany, a corporation.
Rose Crumley, who was fined 800
and costs In police court Saturday on
a charge Of selling liquor without
license, may be investigated by the
territorial grand jury for perjury, ac-
cording to the police. IL is alleged
that the woman made false state
ments while testifying in police court.
The late Mrs. d. w. Corbett, form
erly Miss May Waterhouse Of Honolu-
lu, has left her residence property in
N. Y, and $4,000 In cash
to the Middletown-Goshen Gonzales
cent Children's Home, according to
details of the will published in the
Times-Press of Middletown under date |
Of June Is. The bequest will not be.
come effective until the demise Of the
testator's widower.
Tom Wah Poon, Chinese chauf- |
feur, is being held at police head
quarters pending the verdict of the |
coroner's jury as to the death of a |
Japanese child. NJ. Nakabayaski. who
was struck by Poon's automobile on
Nuuanu street early yesterday. The /
child was playing in the street and I
Poon declares it ran in front Of his
machine He applied the brakes but /
the fender struck and killed the child !
It is said the child was running across /
the street directly in the path of the /
in response to a call from
Its mother.