Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-19
local AND GENERAL

No jury trials likely will he held in
Judge Ashford's division OF the circuit
court this week
Harmony lodg>. ! q O. T meets
this evening at $50 o'clock for work
in second degree,
The harbor board will meet at 9 81
O'Clock tomorrow morning in tht. base
ment Of the capitol
The territorial grand jury will meet
at , o'clock Thursday afternoon in
the judiciary building
The charter Of Incorporation of the
Chinese Young Peoples Orat0rical As,
ISOLATION has been approved. by the
governor.
Mr.. and Mrs Joaquin Garcia of Wal,
lnku, Maui, arrived in the Claudinr
from the Valley Island Yesterday for 4
visit in this city.
Aloha chapter, Daughters Of Ameri.
can Revolution, meet today at $50
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Judd
66 Wyllie street.
Circuit Judge Stuart has appointed
the Hawaiian Trust Company trustee
of the property of Mabel and Rather
inc Bellew, under $500 in each in,
stance.
The Hawaii grand jury is inyestigat.
ing the attempt to blow NJ the Pa
paikou sugar mill through floating a
sack Of dynamite down the flume to
the mill rollers.
Seventy-two citizens of LaupahoehOe
have petitioned Governor Pinkham for
a national guard company. This is
seven more signers than are required
for a full company
The board Of health is contempIat
ing action against Clergymen and 9th.
ers authorized to perform marriage
ceremonies who delay sending in re
ports following marriages.
Boy Scout activities in New York
City are faithfully portrayed in a let
ter received in Honolulu from James
A. Wilder, scout commissioner for Ho,
nOlulu, who now is in the East
A meeting of the members of the
Republican club of the sixth precinct,
fourth district. will be held at the resi-,
dence of Apaki Manuwai, STS Laniwai
street, at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow eve
ming.
The annual meeting of the Hawaii, !
an Mission Children's Society will be
held at $3.50 o'clock Saturday after.
noon. All visiting cousins" and de. |
scendants of the missionaries are in.
vited to attend.
who have been spending the past
month at the Kilauea Volcano !
and on a tour of the Big Island, will
return to Honolulu in the Mauna
Kea from Hilo tomorrow.
Judge Stuart will hear argument to-
morrow on H. S. DeSker's motion for |
new trial in the latter's suit against |
William Henry, former high sheriff |
returned a verdict for Henry in the !
case
Colonel-general Wudan, the local |
leader of the Chinese nationalist party, |
declares Consul TZs-ang Woohuan's re.
fusal to identify Chinese residents who |
wish passports to visit the fair is a |
lawless procedure.
According to news received from the
Volcano House, moving picture OPP
orator named Porter will be lowered
into the crater of Halemaumau by |
means Of wire cable in order that
he may obtain action pictures of the
lake Of fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. William thompson
and their two daughters, Eleanor and
Laura Maud. of 915 Prospect street.
will leave in the WilheImina next
Wednesday morning for San Francis
co, to be away from Honolulu four or
five months.
Honolulu will be given an Opportu.
nifty, the first in several years, to pub |
licly hear the Cadet Glee Club of the |
kamehameha School for Boys A con.
cert will be given in the Hawaiian |
opera house on May IS, according to
present plans.
Deputy County Attorney Enos Vim
cent Of Maui. accompanied by Mrs. |
Vincent, will leave by the Manoa for |
a six-weeks' vacation. They expect to
spend some time at the exposition and
will also visit Los Angeles and other
points in California.
City Treasurer Conkling was among
the passengers leaving in the Mauna
Kea yesterday afternoon for HilO Mr.. |
Conkling will be away from Honolulu
about a week. and while in Hilo will
attend to a number Of business mat !