Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-11
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Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
On the ground OF desertion, Jenzo
Makizuru has been granted a divorce
from Hideno Makizuru.
The final accounts Of Lizzie De Cew,
guardian Of Llewellyn De Cew, have
been approved by Circuit Judge Whit
ney and the guardian discharged.
The Grace Line steamer Aztec,
! former Pacific Mail boat, sailed for
Brisbane at $50 O'Clock last evening
after taking On bunker Oil here.
A special meeting Of the harbor
board will be held in the Office of the
superintendent of public works, eapi.
tol building at O'clock next Monday
\ evening. -. .
| William Lind, a machinist in the
United States navy, became an Anne
rican citizen in the local federal court
today. Lind came al the way from
the Philippine islands to be natural.
lied.
Bench warrants calling for the ar
rest Of six persons who were indicted
by the federal grand jury yesterday
will be served by the marshaPs Office
either this afternoon or Monday.
All Chew and Hoo Koon, charged
with having opium In their possession.
pleaded guilty before Circuit Judge
Ashford today. They were given sus.
pended sentences of Is months each.
Permission to adopt Agnes Puninani
Kea Was granted By Circuit Judge
Whitney yesterday to Karlnaka Kalahi-
ki and Elizabeth Kalahiki, his wife,
| The child hereafter viii be known az
Agnes Puninani Kalahiki.
Word was received BY the last mail
that Miss Bertha Behner and her
niece, Miss Dora Atwater, both form.
eriy of Honolulu, will leave Oakland
September is for d tour Of the east
ern states, going BY way Of Canada.
The members OF the trial jury for
the October term of the local federal
court nave been notified to report for
duty ON the morning of October IL.
The members OF the grand Jury will
report on the morning Of October Is.
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81 Mayor Lane has announced that he
fayors more economy in the city ham
ding of the automobile question. The
mayor thinks the purchase Of car
for the special use OF the attorneys
department is probably unnecessary.
A hoike viii be held in the X. of p.
hall, Fort and Beretania streets, by
the members of the Young Peoples
League at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow
morning Deacon s., X. Kamaiopili
win preside and viii deliver an adj.
dress.
Kakaako school children were de.
lighted last evening by the wonders
of chemistry as demonstrated to them
during the course Of q lecture given
by Miss Alice A. Ball at the school.
Miss Elsie Meinecke1s music was also
greatly enjoyed. - =
The Hawaiian hand viii play this
afternoon at Aala park, beginning at
4:30 o'clock. Sunday afternoon the
band will attend the funeral services
Of q member OF the Ko ong Society on
LiIiha street. The interment viii be
at Pauoa cemetery. e.. ... ..~z =
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Charged with having committed a
statutory offense. George Peterson
was sentenced by federal Judge
Clemens today to serve one month in
Oahu prison. The costs Of the case
was RENTED. Peterson was indicted
by the federal grand jury yesterday.
An answer in divorce, petitioning
that the decree asked for by his wife
be refused, was filed in circuit court
Yesterday by Frederick Coorssen, now
in San Francisco. The answer arrived
too late, however, as Mrs. Matilda K.
Coorssen was granted a divorce sew
eral days ago.
Lee Tai, a Chinese, who was indict-
ed by the federal grand jury on
charge of having struggled about $500
worth of diamonds into Honolulu when
the steamer Siberia was here on its
last trip, was released today on bond
in the sum of $500 His bondsmen
are Lai Sing and Loo Joe.
Carl Willing, rho was indicted by
the federal grand jury yesterday on a
charge of having committed a statu-
tory offense, pleaded not guilty when
arrafgned today before Federal Judge
Clemens. Willing has. been released
on bond in the sum of 800, his bonds
men being Harry Holt and Lionel
Hart. The case win be tried during
the October term of court
California maintains an embargo
upon the alligator pear in order to en-
courage a similar industry just start
ed there" is the report of the gov
eminent station on the question of
peril to the mainland in the importa-