Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-26

4 SpeclA meeting Win Work In the
first degree OF Honolulu lodge No. 409
F. and A. NJ, this evening at 1880.
Judge Whitney has granted Annie
Peterson a divorce from John A Pet.
erson on the ground Of desertion.
The monthly meeting of the Won,
ems Guild of St Clement viii be held
In the parish house today at o'clock
In the afternoon.
The noble grand requests large
| attendance at Excelsior Lodge, |. y.
10. F., this evening Important bust.
! ness is TO be transacted.
A copy Of the statutes passed by the
Shty-third Congress- of the United
States has been received by Augustus
E. Murphy. clerk of the federal court.
| NJ Minohara, q Japanese, was found
guilty OF assault and battery by a
jury in Judge Ashford's court today
and was sentenced to two and half
years servitude In prison
A petition for admission to Ameri-
can citizenship was filed in the fed
eral court today by Frank Rensky, a
soldier. He is native of Bohemis,
Austria.
A rehearsal of fThe Sho-Gun.' the
opera to be given Carnival week. win
be held In the mauka pavilion of the
Young hotel at s o'clock tomorrow
evening. Another rehearsal will be
held Friday evening.
Is The business mems Bible class at
the Y. NJ. c. A. meets tonight at s
lloclock. The subject Of Mr. EbersoIe's
lecture viii be announcing His Pro-,
gram" This is study Of the social
program Of Christianity.
Ella Rock OF the College Of Hawaii
will give an Internal illustrated talk
ON "Pa1ms on Thursday, January %,
at o'clock. ct the home of1Mrs. r,
j. Lowrey. All members Of the Out
door Circle are invited.
There VIII be meeting OF the Mu-I
nicipal Research club in the Chamber
Of Commerce rooms, Kauike0lani
building, tonight at 8 O'Clock. Bust.
ness: Proposed legislation. Club
program for next three months.
Miss Jessie F. Thompson, executrix
of the estate of the late Moses Ruby
Counter, filed an inventory Of the prop
erty today In circuit court. She esti.
mates the estate at sSs94.56. Judge
Whitney has appointed Arthur Coyne.
A. F. Wall and lob Bachelor apprais-
ers.
According to Supervisor AHA, chair.
man Of the health committee, pro.
posal to establish q municipal ere
matory for eremating INDECENT dead
win be made at future meeting of |
the board Of supervisors. Burial of |
INDECENT dead now costs the city about |
$3.50 monthly.
Owing 70 the fact that there is to be |
a meeting Of the board Of Leahi Home |
on Thursday, January %, the meeting
of the Anti tuberculosis league OF |
Honolulu win be held on Friday, jan
uary 20, at p. m. In the rooms of |
the Chamber of Commerce. Kauikeu
lani building. third floor, instead OF
Thursday, January %, as previously |
announced.
c. A. Brown, manager of the John
II Estate. Ltd, today took over the
representation OF the estate in the /
hearing on mandate now before the
federal court for disposition. Attor-
ney p. L. Weaver notified the court |
Of his withdrawal from the case. A
further hearing of the mandate will
be heard before Judge Sanford B. Dole
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
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superintendent G. r. Forbes of the
public works department, who was one
Of party. led by Governor Pinkhaml
which visited WaiahoIe tunnel last
Saturday, reports that Engineer Jor-
gen Jorgensen expects to finish work
on the great bore through the Koolau
range IN five months. time. The many /
million gallons of water daily from
this tunnel will then be available for
the Oahu plantations acreage on lee.
ward Oahu.
Owing to the absence OF Acting
Chairman J. N S. Williams meeting |
of the Public Utilities Commission,
scheduled for . O'Clock this afternoon,
was postponed. A meeting may be
called shortly after Mr.. Williams re-
turn Thursday to consider the annual
report to the governor. data for which
has been completed by Secretary Hen.
ry O'SulIiyan.