Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-03
LOCAL And ddlFIM

O'Clock.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 meets this
evening in Masonic Temple for work
In third degree
All members OF Court Lunalilo are
requested to attend the meeting Of the
lodge this evening in Pythian hail.
Special meeting OF Schofeld Lodge
liz. & A. NJ. at LeiIehua this evening.
There win be work in second degree.
Trial jurors in Circuit Judge Ash
ford's court have been ordered to be
present In court for duty at o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kalihi Improvement Club win be held
this evening at 1880, at the Kaiihi-
waena schoolhouse.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid
Association will be held Friday, Feb.
5, at $50 a. m, in the Library of Ha-
wall.
The cross-bill for divorce brought
by Manue v. de Coito against Mrs,
by Manuel v. de Coito against Mrs.
Circuit Judge Whitney yesterday on
the ground Of desertion.
There win be, special meeting of
the Catholic Ladies' Aid Society In
the roof garden Of the Young hotel
on Thursday morning ct 10 O'Clock.
Business Of importance.
Marriage licenses were granted by
Agent Palmer p. Woods yesterday, az
follows. Henry Lamble WoOdyer and
Julia Ann Chipperfeld, and Alfred X.
Magoon and Ruth Dorothy Lindley.
The work Of compiling q history Of
the mythology Of the Hawaiian Islands
and their people has been undertaken
by the directors Of the Bishop Mu-I
scum. The project is being directed
by T. g. Thrum. a recognized author.
ity on things Hawaiian.
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A prominent business house OF Chi
cago which has been in existence for
many years has never learned much
or the Hawaiian Islands, as evidenced
in letter received from the firm by
Malcolm A. Franklin. collector Of Gus
toms, addressed to the American
Consul Of Honolulu"
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Verdict for the plaintiff ia the sum
Of $475 was returned By the jury In !
Circuit Judge Z. B. stparts court yes
terday afternoon In the civil suit Of
the City MN Company against n Fer
nandes and bthers. The trial took
two days time The Jury aeliberated ]
40 minutes before arriRihg Ct It's YER
dict. "a
Supervisors Quinn and AHA, while
touring tie city streets yestefdaE aft,
erhoon IN Mayor Lanes atito, were
stopped at Fort and Hotel streets for
attempted violation Of the traffic ord
Inances ny Oliver Akau, new pgr0f:I
man on his first beat The s11Ari
visors chuckled and said Akau ydplHl
make good.
The Inventory Of the 9statef 80 the
late Frank Stanw0oa Dodge, q died /
Ii circuit court hy the Bishop Trust
Company executcr 81 the estate.
shows the estate 30 consist Of home
stead tract at<Bnnahou and Dominis |
street. 30 shsfes Of Eva stock. 20i
shares Of Qehp Sugar Company stockI
and one 1900 bond of the 0laa Sugar
according to q letter received by.
be Promotion Committee today front
H. p Wood, resident fair commission
sr, q large quantity OF literature de-
scriptiye of the Hawaiian Islands VIM
be placed aeoard the excursion steam
Dr. Great Northern when that vessel
reaches the Panama Canal on its way
70 Honolulu and .Hilo. There will
probably be 400 tourists aboard.
The gov Fnof yesterday granted
pardon and restoration of civil rights
to William E. Saffrey, who was found
guilty In the circuit court OF Maui ID
October. 1912, Of two charges Of en-
bezzlement and fined total of $1,000.
The executive also granted q parole
70 Rascual Maturan. convicted on
Maui last March and sentenced TO Il ].
term Of one to three years in prison..
7. H. Schnack completed negotia-
tons today for the purchase OF two,
pieces Of property in Kalihi One IS q |
tract measuring threequartefs Of an
acre near Waena park. bought from
the William Mutch Co., Ltd, fori
5000 The other, purchased from