Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-25
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Honolulu Chapter, No. i. r. A. NJ,
special markmaster degree, 7::;o
O'Clock tonight z@. :. l......
The work on the Kamoaloa reser.
i voir OF Grove farm has been eomplet.
ed. The reservoir viii hold 500, 000..
| 900 gallons.
J. x. Brown today was appointed ad.
ministrator OF the estate Of Annie E.
Brown. The property consists OF stocks
/ and bonds valued at 5000.
/ Petitions for charters OF incorpora-
ton have been filed at the territorial
| treasarsr.s office for the, Leong Jun
Society and the Chinese Young Peo-
pies Oratoricsl Association. Both are
! frater7al organizations among the Chi
nese Of Honolulu
i The final accounts of Frederick
Hons, administrator Of the estate CT
d. H Davies. have been approved by
Circuit Judge Whitney The ADMINS
TRAITOR was ordered TO bring snit forth
with against Edwin L. Smith for $500,
alleged due on the purchase of furni-
ture belonging To- the estate. .'. =
The annual contest for the Damon
rhetorical prizes il being held this
afternoon at Punahou, the speeches
beginning at $3.50 O'Clock. Twelve OF
the Punahou students have entered.
Mrs. Arthur C. Alexander, Miss A. J..
Foster and Mr.. o. p. Gump are the
Judges. The contest is held in Bishop
/ hall. 49,. =. -.;>5 -. =
j. L Silva brought Kauai's first con-
tribution to the advertisement of Ha-
wall into the promotion committees
rooms today Six large framed views
Of Kauai We're sent by the Kauai
Chamber CT Commerce to be displayed
in Honolulu and also in the Cliff,
Bellevue and Stewart hotels of San
Francisco. 49, -. Il sa II
w. K. Schultze, head luna of Ma.
kaweii plantation. was responsible for
saving Kukuiula bridge On the Kauai
railroad last Sunday afternoon. A
train load of nitrate of soda took fire
from the engine sparks, and the burn
ing soda, falling to the bridge. caused
the timber to ignite Schultse arrived
in time to take charge of the gang
and put the fire out. ~~s~ - ~.
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Two years Imprisonment, was the
punishment meted cut to- Lorenzo
Filio by Circuit Judge Ashford. The
Porto Rican was convicted Tuesday
by jury OF the crime of procuring.
Vernon Cutting and Pho Daton, who
were found guilty of statutory crime
week ago, were sentenced to two
years and three and a half years inn
prisenment respectively. =. r z
c., that Attorney General Gregory has
begun inquiries concerning the rec
ord and qualifications of Chief JUS
tice A. G., NJ. Robertson Of the terri
.torial supreme court Judge Robert.
sons term expires May 10. The at
torney-general has given no indica-;
ton as to what Recommendation he
VIII make to President Wilson.
John T. Scully and Henry B. Lewis.
convicted of second-degree robbery.
will be sentenced by Circuit Judge
Ashford April TO- The advanced date
was set by the court yesterday Seully,
George A. Bower and John McGrath.
thyee of the four men recently indiet.
ed for first-degree robbery, are to en-.
ter pleas tomorrow. p. H. Boggs, the
fourth man. already has pleaded not
guilty.
The supreme court yesterday over
ruled Attendants exceptions TO Cir
cult Judge Whitney's decision in the
suit of Ripley & Davis, architects.
against the KapioIani estate. The ar
chitects sued for $1,000 for plans
drawn for a proposed third story to
the Kapiolani building. King and Ala
kea streets. Judge Whftney's deci-
sion was in the plaintiffs favor and
the higher tribunal upholds his rul-
ing.