Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-03

gers Friend Society will be held
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock, in
the library Of Hawaii.
The public works department is con-
structing for the department Of pub
lie instruction an addition to the
girls Industrial school in Palama.
Wing Hong Company, the plaintiffs
bill of costs was taxed in the sum Of
S. in the supreme court yesterday.
In the matter of the estate Of j. o.
Lutted, an appeal from Circuit Judge
Ashford's4 court was heard and sub.
mitted in the supreme court yester-
day,
Persons having unpaid claims against
| the city 10 June 80 are requested to
call on Auditor Bickneli, who desires
to dispose of them as quickly as pos
sible.
The case of the Riverside Portland
Cement Company against the Won
Hamm- Young Company is scheduled to
60 to trial in Circuit Judge Ashford's
court Wednesday morning.
Under bond In the sum OF $500, Nit
su Mayeda was appointed by Circuit
Judge Ashford today as administrator
Of the estate Of Takejiro Mayeda. The
estate Is valued at s5S5.
During July nine declarations OF in
tention to become American citizens
were filed in the Office Of the clerk
| of the local federal court. Four petit
tions for naturalization also were filed.
The case of Wong Tin Look against
Goo Wan Hoy, an action for debt, has
been decided by Circuit Judge Stuart
| in favor Of the plaintiff. It Is ordered
that the plaintiff recover $482.55 and
costs In the sum of $52,55.
Examinations for teachers ceftifi-
Gates, now being held at the normal
school, viii }come 70 q close tomorrow
taftefnooI. The results Of the exam
nations 5Iln be given out by the de-.
partmeit o public instruction, prob
ably the ftst Of next week.
+ o. b.. Guest has been appointed man
lager OF the Acetylene Light and
Agency Company, Ltd He is well &C
qnafnted In Honolulu, having been
/ stationed here several years while in
the American navy The company In
tends starting campaign of eduea-
ton concerning acetylenc lighting.
r Bids for the installation of plumbing
/ in the administrators building, bath
bciiHe and laundry OF the, new terri
tcrial prison were advertised first this
morning by the public works depart
ment Bids arc also advertised for
beach sand to be furnished and de-
liYered to the prison.
An application for permission to
practise In the supreme court Of the
territory has been made by George K.
French. who recently arrived in Homo
lulu from California. His sponsors
are j. Wesley THOMPSON, assistant dis
trict attorney, and Father stephen Al
oncestre,
Gray's aero view map of the Pana.
ma canal. which has been kept for
some time in tho rooms OF the Promo
ton Committee, has been presented
to the department OF education and
will be hung on wall In the Normal
School.
A letter has been received by the
Promotion Committee from A. M. Gull
yer, agent for the Oceanic Steamship
Company on the coast, stating that
he is sending a large crowd of people
to Honolulu on the Sonoma The So
noma leaves San Francisco today.
i Workrren at the Capitol building
are engaged in renoyating the attic
and making repairs therein. A great
many old election ballots and other
papers are, being taken out and burn
ed.
To settle the question Of whether A.
NJ Brown, as trustee, is authorized to
sell certain trust property under GER
tain terms, a case entitled Jacob p.
Brown and Sarah Brown, his wife, in
her own right, VS.. A. M Brown, trus-
tee under the: will Of Maria King, ct
al, was filed in the supreme court yes
terdc-.
To act as witness in the trial OF
Clarence McDanfels, who was arrest
ed two weeks ago in PaIo Alto, Cal,
on charge of stealing $4,000 in 1913
from the postoffice In Wallace. Idaho.
Inspector Thomas J.. Flavin of the
postoffice department left today on the
Lurline for San. Francisco. Mr.. Fla
vim was formerly an inspector In the
district of which Wallace is part.