Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-05

/ Leyenson and A. WE'LL, partners
! against ]. Saiki, an action for debt
! filed notice of discontinuance Of the
suit in circuit court today
The appeal of James Field, charged
with assault and battery. was ordered
dismissed in Circuit Judge Ashford s
court this morning. Field was not in
court when his case was called.
X Okikawa was not i'm Circuit
Judge Ashford's court this morning
when his case was called. He is
charged with driving an automobile
while intoxicated. His appeal from
the district court was ordered dismiss
ed. f..
The divorce case of Antonio Gan
salYes against Virginia Gonsalves will
be tried before Circuit Judge Whitney
August Is. The present whereabouts
of Mrs. Gonsalves are not known.
The Hawaiian Band will give a pub
lie concert at KamehaTneha Manual
school, Kalihi, at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. There will be no concert
at Kapiolani park tomorrow after
noon.
Japanese of Honolulu are looking
forward with considerable interest to
the mail which will arrive on the Per-
STA Monday. The chief mail expected
is the announcement of the plans of
Baron Shibuzawa and the party of
3000 Japanese merchants which he
will conduct to the mainland this
summer. g.' ..-..
Harold Godfrey was elected presi-
dent of the Kamehameha Alumni Asso-
citation at the annual election held in
the clubhouse last night. Other off
GERS elected were Joseph Punt, vice
president: Joseph Ordenstein, treas.
urer; Louis Fiary, recording secre-
tary; Robert Mahikoa, corresponding
secretary, and William Napihaa, aud
itor.
Mayor Lane has announced the fol-
lowing appointments: Board of plumb
ing examiners-H. F. Bertelmann, j.
L. Young, w. L. Emory, George Ir-.
wine, Antoine Fraze Meat and food
inspectors-Dr. Chas. r. Mclean,
Eva; DIR. Robert j. McGettigan. Wal.
pahu; DIR. HI H. Wood, Waialua; DR.
G. B. futile, Koolaupoko.
The splendid library of the late
Mark P. Robinson Is valued at about
$57 900, according to an inventory Of
the estate filed in circuit court late
yesterday afternoon. The inventory
was filed by J. L. p. Robinson, admin
istrator OF the estate of his father.
The estate is worth at least $419, 720.-
%, says the inventory.
A jury In Circuit Judge Stuart's
court yesterday afternoon returned al
verdict In favor of Mele F. Hustace
and against ]. r. Davis, defendant, In
the sum of $1435.76. The suit was
FOR the recovery of $1952.4S ON bond
given in connection with building
contract. James Bicknell, city and
county auditor, was surety for the
bond which was given by Contractor
Davis. The jury was out two hours. I
College baseball in all its details I
from the first call for try-outs in De.
cember up to the final selection OF /
The teams will be the interesting sub
Iect upon which Tom Workman, cap
tain of the Stanford team will talk to
the boys Of the Y. NJ. C. A. Monday
night at o'clock Workman is hold
ing down the first sack in the game
with the All-Army team this after
noon. ....
Honolulans who are close in touch 4
with the affairs of the .Kamehameha 4
schools announced today that it is not (
definitely known when f. c. Webster, I
of Kamehameha, will return /
% Honolulu from business trip East +
It is believed, however, that he will /
be in the city before the middle of I
he month"; Mr.. Webster's mission
East was to secure new principals for i
he Kamehameha manual school and 4
he Kamehameha girls school.
Honolulu and the Hawaiian islands +
have no complaint to make
regarding business depression" said
jeorge A. Butt, associate manager of +
he Pleasanton hotel at Honolulu, at /
he New Washington yesterday. The (
high price OF sugar has, of course, (
been big help in keeping up good T
ZINES, as that is our main industry"
according to Mr.. Butz, big tourist (
ravel to the islands is expected this I
summer as a result of the war in Eur /
'ope His present visit to the Coast /
s for the purpose bf getting some idea
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