Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-23
LOCAL And GElVElhI'

an American citizen has been filed in
federal court by Antonio dos Santos, a
native CT 0porto. Portugal
Several che-fa players entered pleas
OF guilty In police court today and
paid SIS assessments. Ten others were
arrested this afternoon by Captain Nc.
Duties staff.
A hearing OF the case of o. G. Rowe.
charged with having large amount
of morphine In his possession, was to
be had before q. s. Commissioner
George S. Curry this afternoon.
After taking the poor convict's''
oath. Hattie Chun Duck was released
from federal custody by Commissioner
George S. Curry. Hattie served three
months in Oahu prison for statutory
offense.
Ten leaders will be chosen by the
Y. NJ. C. A. swimming pool committee
tonight to take charge of the active
work in the campaign for the $4,000
needed on the pool. The meeting is
called for 7:45 o'clock.
Tom Wah Poon was on trial in dis
trict court today on a charge of man.
slaughter in connection with the death
two weeks ago of Japanese child
by being struck by Poon's automobile
on Nuuanu street. Judge Monsarrat
reserved his decision until tomorrow.
Drs. A. C.. and o. E. Wall have
moved their Offices to the fourth floor
of the Boston building, Fort street,
in the rooms formerly occupied by
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation.
Circuit Judge Ashford this morning
set the following cases for trial: Riv-
erside Portland Cement Company VS..
the Won Homm-Young Company, Ltd,
July % at 8 o'clock; L. L. McCandless
VS.. w. r. Castle, July 20 at 9 o'clock;
McCandless Building Company VS..
City and County of Honolulu, August
2 ct 8 o'clock.
C;rerit iadoe Stuart today granted
to Elizabeth Gilman a divorce from
George Gilman, the grounds being me-
elect and failure to provide. Mrs. Gil
man was allowed the custody of the
minor child and permanent alimony
in the sum of $40 month.
Pending the disposition of his suit
for divorce, N. w. Brundage has been
ordered to, pay TO the clerk In Circuit
Judge Stuart's court $50 as temporary
alimony for Helen v. Brundage, the
libelee. and an attorneys fee amount
ing to $10 The alimony must be paid
on or before July a& SO
While driving an automobile up
Fort street yesterday, NJ F. Costa
turned the mschine into the car tracks
to avoid hitting an auto standing at
the curb. AS he did so his machine
was struck by car No. 9, which was
following him. The street car fender
was smashed up BIT.
Although there are 25 teachers in
the puplic schools of the territory who
are eligible for retirement under pen
sion, no pensions viii be paid from
the fund to be automatically created
before July 1, 1916. The legislative
act regarding teachers pensions went
into effect July of this year.
The board of examiners OF the de-
partment of public instruction, con-
sisting of Inspector George s. Ray
mond, chairman; Miss Bertha Ben
Taylor and James G. Davis, has about
completed its work, and has found that
more than $50 persons are eligible to
take examinations for teachers certi-
ficates in August.
]. Lawrence p. Robinson was APP
pointed by Circuit Judge Ashford to-
day as administrator without fees of
the estate of Charlotte Won Hasslocher
under bond in the sum of $500. It
was ordered that an inventory of the
estate be filed within 80 days. Prior
to his recent death, NJ p. Robinson
was administrator of the estate.
Resolutions recommending the re-
appointment of A. G. M. Robertson as
chief justice of the supreme court, and
the appointment of l. NJ Stainback.
attorney-general for the territory, as
second judge of the circuit court,
should William l. Whitney not be re-
appointed, we're passed at a meeting
of the Bar Association yesterday az
ternoon.
Indicted by the territorial grand
jury on charge of having assaulted
a female child under Is years of age,
Ponciana Pavalo, a Filipino, entered a
plea of not guilty before Circuit Judge
Ashford this morning. His bond was
fixed at $780, The case will go to
trial at 3 o'clock the morning of Sep
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