Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-27
LOCAL And GEV[RAL

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The board OF agriculture win meet
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock in the
Young building.
The members OF Damien Council,
Y. NJ. l., will meet in c. d. U. hall at
O'Clock tonight. ..>- -. ~ .
Supervisors Quinn and AHA and
Mayor Lane inspected the two Holt
diaries and five different cases OF indi.
gent sick in Kalihi district yesterday.
A jury will be empaneled in the
federal court tomorrow to hear testi.
mony in the case OF the United States
VS.. Mary Ellen Naholoa, matter in.
volving land. xiii. ..-... ..
Hearing on a return to an order to
show cause in the case of Denjiro Yo-
koda, petitioner for writ of habeas
corpus, was to be held in the federal
court this afternoon. 80, .-
Regular meeting Of Eagles this
eYeSing in Pythian hall. .-
Hawaiian Lodge No. Il. F. and A.
NJ, will hold a special meeting this
evening, with work in the second de
gree. + .-.
"The Development of the Modern
Battleship" will be the subject of a
lecture by j. A. Furer. naval construc-
tor at Pearl Harbor, in Cooke hall, Y.
NJ. c. A. building, at o'clock tomor-
row evening. 49,.
Yokomiso, Japanese who appeal
ed from the verdict of the district
court and pleaded guilty before Cir.
cult Judge Ashford to charge of per
hitting gambling on his premises, was
fined $50 and costs today.
Prof. F. ]. Rock of the College of
Hawaii will give lecture on Palms"
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey, Luz
nalilo and Victoria streets. Members
of the Outdoor Circle are invited.
Hundreds of Honolulans curiously
watched the antics of a steeplejack
who climbed the flagpole on the
building in which the Gunst store Is
located at Fort and King streets, this
noon. The ascent was for the purpose
of repairing the pole.
The Promotion Committe has in |
view a project to ascertain from the
Maui Chomber Of Commerce explicit
information as to the best way to-
make the trip through the crater of
Haleakala, including the rates for au-
tomobiles, horses and guides.
H. Gooding Field, who has been
employed by the territory to make q |
survey of local government affairs,
submitted an inventory of the proper
ty of the roads and streets depart
ment of the city and county to the
board of supervisors today showingl
that the total value of the depart |
ment's property is s27,59S.97,
BIDS Tor the CONSTRUCTION or the new
residence of William A. Love, broker.
on Judd street in Nuuanu Valley
were received today in the office of
Ripley & Davis, architects. The bids |
we're to be opened and the contract
let late this afternoon. The house, |
which will be Of two stories. will stand
on lot measuring three and one-half /
acres. 1t VIII cost $4,000.
Five criminal cases we're nolie pross-
ed In Circuit Judge Ashford's court /
yesterday. among them the Indictment
against Cha Choy Hung for assault
and battery with a weapon, which
was returned by the grand Jury a
week ago. The others were: Nishi-
motto, gross cheat; Ozawa, permitting /
gambling on his premises; James
Lindsay, Jr., statutory offense, and
assault and battery.
In letter received by the Promo
ton Committee yesterday the HIlol
Board of Trade says 1t has appointed |
Rev. George Laughlin as its represent
tative to act with the committee in
locating the socalled Hilo "knocker
The Board of Trade has made inqui-l
ries regarding the coming or the new
steamer Great Northern, intimating |
that the Crescent City will give the
visitors a rousing welcome to the Big |
Island.