The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-05-12
BREVITIES
tFrom wednesday AdveftlseI)

ollie delinquents yesterday afternoon 4
the Boys Industrial School at Waialee
W. w. Thayer, secretary Of the Ter
'itory, is sending out post cards, ask
ng those who served as inspectors al
he last election, IL they can serve al
he coming election, primary and gen
sral
The case Of All Fook Ching, charged
with a statutory offense, is on the ca
lendar of the federal court TO follow
he trial Of the case of Chan Chau and
others, which is now drawing to o
close.
FREDERICK Espartinas, who pleaded
utility a few days ago in the fedora
court to a statutory offense charge, wa
sentenced by Judge Clemens yesterday
% six mouths Imprisonment and t.
ray the costs of court.
Judge Clemens received a letter yes
'erday from Washington, d. c., in
forming him that as soon rs the plnni
or the Honolulu million dollar fedora
building have been completed photo
";raPhic copies Of them will be sent
him.
The engineer company Of the Nation8
iuard Of Hawaii has been ordered II
ttend the drill every night Of THU
week, except Saturday night, to pre-
, are for the competitive drill on Sun
ay morning. All the members are
urged to attend. 3
Capt. Paul B. Malone, Maj. NJ. J,
enihan and Capt. L. 8. Hartshorn, of
he regular army, constitute the com.
littee which will judge the events in
he national guard military tourna.
rent, to be held in the capital grounds
'unday morning. vs..
Judge Stuart yesterday transferred
Judge Ashford, for trial or other
isposition, the damage cases of Edgar
' Anderson against the Hawaiian
Dredging Company, and John J. Car.
I'll against the Marconi Wireless (
telegraph Company.
David Jameson, bookkeeper, resid
x at Pahala Kau, Hawaii, declared
esterday in the Office of the clerk OF
ne federal court his intention to be
ONE naturalized citizen of the Unit.
4 States. He was born in Kirriemuir
cotland, on May Is, 1878.
Three hundred and eighty-three
quare feet Of land has been snapped
y the Territory, in order to square thu
lldings of the Territorial Hotel Com.
any, on the Diamond Head side Of tn,
Dana hotel. In exchange it gets Q
iece of land on the opposite side Of
he lane.
The fourteenth annual convocatiol
{ the clergy and lay delegates of tn
piscOpal Church Diocese of Honolulu
i'll meet in st. Andrews Cathedral
May 81. A full attendance is ex
ncted. Woman's Auxiliary Day will
on May 81. The Rev. L. H. Trace
i'll be the preacher.
At the annual meeting of the com.
issiOn of public instruction, to take
lace late this month or the first week
June, appointment of teachers t.
erve in the public schools Of the terri
Try for next year will be made. Sup
rintendent Kinney thinks few changes
the present personnel of the staff
ill occur. % n
(From Thursday Advertiser)
Plans For Pineapple Day ON Abe
tainland are now under consideration
y the promotion committee.
A suit for partition of real estate
as filed in the circuit court yesterday
Charles E. Ulbricht against Emelie
lbricht and others.
Lieut.. G. X. harrison announced yes.
rdaY that he has recruited fifty men
n the militia coast artillery division
I'd that the first meeting will be held
is afternoon at five O'Clock, in the
ational guard armory.
The petition for the condem nation
it in the matter of the Irwin Site.
hich will be used for the Honolulu
dllion-dollar federal building, will be
led at eleven-thirty this morning in
Ie federal court. Printed copies will
g served on the various owners of the
ract.
Failure to obtain a quorum at the
'heduled meeting of the board of har.
or commissioners yesterday resulted
an adjournment subject to the call
the chair. Bids for engineering in,
ruments and material were to have
cen opened, but this was deferred un.
il May "a
While Judge Whitney has reached no
lecision, it was rumOred about the ju-
iciary building yesterday, that viii.
lam H. Hutton would probably be ap-
Iointed probation officer within few
lays. There are now about forty ap,
locations in the hands of Judge Whit.
tey for this position.
From Friday Advertiser)
The case of the United States against
(. Ono, charged with a statutory Of
ense, will be called up in the federal
curt today for disposition.
Mrs. Maria All Park, a Korean ar.
ested a few days ago by Marshal Smid.
y on warrant charging her with
tatutOry offense, has been committed
" Commissioner Curry to the federal
rand jury. The woman was allowed
o go on her recOgnizance.
A discOntinuance was filed in the cir.
uit court yesterday in the old case of
'ercy M. Pond and w. A. Greenwich
gainst Alexander C. Montgomery and
he late Eugene r. Hendry, then Unit
d States marshal 1t is claimed that
settlement has been effected.
During a slight drizzle at noon yes
erday a crowd of 500 persons saw how
Pyrene fire extinguisher can do its
york. The exhibition took place in
MON square and was cOnduatad nv tho