Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-23

HONOLULU STAR
LOCAL AND G[N[RkLI
L For want or evidence the case
tgainst Ralph Gonsalves. alleging as
'ault and battery, was nolle pressed
n Judge Ashford's court today.
A school known as the Good Neigh.
Jor's Institution" has been opened at
he Palama Settlement by Rev. K. Ish-
da. There is an enrolment of 10
:hildren -=
The federal trial jurors have been
summoned to appear in court next
Wednesday at $3.50 O'Clock in the
morning. - .-. +-.. < e..
Schofield Lodge, F. and A. NJ, will
Iold special meeting with work in
The first degree this evening in Ma
sonic Temple, Leilehua -.
A form of Judgment in the matter OF
Ii Estate VS.. George Ii Brown ct al
will be submitted to Judge Sanford B.
Dole in the federal court Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. .:#~
Four petitions for writs of habeas
corpus will be heard in the federal
court next Saturday morning at 10
o'clock The petitioners are Koichi
shee, KIM Yamamoto, Chiye Kajika-
nj and Natsu Ishii. - =.
On the ground of non-support An
:onina Rice was granted a divorce by
Fudge Whitney today from Thomas
Rice. She is awarded custody of the
minor child. :
The Hawaiian Trust Company, exec
Itor under the will of the late Eugene
R. Hendry, has filed a petition in cir.
;uit court asking that its final ac
counts be approved.
Profits to be made in raising squad
Droilers for the local market are being
pointed out to poultry raisers. There
a good demand for broilers and the
market is open throughout the year.
w. r. Haley is now working on the
2leasanton hotel grounds in an effort
o save the monkey pod trees on those
grounds. He Is cutting out decayed
5arts of the trunk and filling them
With cement.
Members of the board appointed by
Maj-gen. William H. Carter to handle
he military end of the Carnival, were
o meet with Directors General James
D. Dougherty in the Promotion Com
nittee rooms at 4 o'clock this after
noon.
The supreme court will hear argu-
nent next Monday morning on mo-
lion for allowance of exceptions in the
case of w. F. Armstrong, who was
convicted recently of embezzlement
and given a sentence of two years
Imprisonment
Woman's Auxiliary and Guild of st.
Andrews parish will meet at the resi-
ience Of Mrs. L. Tenney Peck, 1898
Wider avenue, Tuesday, JAM 26, at 8
p. m. Paper: THE Spirit of Chris
tianity in the Writings of Tagore," by
Mrs arthur @. smith.
H. Gooding Field, L. A. ThurstonI
and Raymond Smith told about Kauai
yesterday at the mixers luncheon ON
the Y. M. C. A. lawn. The Outdoor
Committee of the Promotion Commit.
tee is arranging an excursion to the
Garden Island, which leaves Honolulu
at 10 O'Clock Friday night, February
II.
The committee on ways and means
Of the board of supervisors will rec
to the board at the next meet
ing that the contract for the burial of
INDECENT dead be awarded to M. E.
Silva, local undertaken, whose bid was
s17.70 per body. H. H. Williams, his
nearest competitor. bid $3.50. 81 high.il
er.
s. M. Lowrey, w. M. Mintou and;l
Henry R. Macfarlane, appraisers of
he estate of Warren Chamberlain, to-
lay filed their inventory of the prop
srty. 1t shows the estate to consist
u one piece of land on Gulick ave-i
lue, quantity of stock and bonds /.
md number Of notes, secured byl
mortgage, the whole appraised at a
Ealuation of $26,077.63.
In its investigation of the alleged
Iulick avenue gambling hui the terri
orial grand jury yesterday question:
ID ]. Walter Doyle, Tom Quinn, Josephl