The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-06
BREvITIES-
fFrom antnrdnr Adyertiser. (

10 tAtOutftA OF tne eSthIe OF JOnu MI
liuli, alias John Galbraith, deceased
The civic, convention committee ap.
pointed 10 draft charter and bylaws
for the organization win meet at ten
O'Clock next Saturday morning. It's
work will be submitted to the eonven-
tion, which will meet in Hilo next Sep
TENDER. iy
Mrs. Mary c. Beekley, II. NJ. Won
Holt and Henry p. Beckley, trustees
Of the estate Of George C. Beekley, de-
eeused, fled their fifth annual accounts
in the circuit court yesterday. They
charge themselves with receipts Of
$T22D.57, all Of which amount was dis
buscd.
Mrs. Bella Timoteo Botelho fled in
the circuit court yesterday a suit for
divorce against her husbaud Manuel
Botelho, on the ground Of nonsupport,
They were married on March 2, 1909 in
Kohala, Hawaii, and have one child.
since the first of the year 1873 actions
for divorce have been instituted in
Honolulu. Yesterday was the first
suitNfled here this month.
The Territorial Hotel Company has
purchased from the trustees of the
kawaiahao Church n lot on Kalakaua
avenue, Waikiki, directly across from
the Moana Hotel. II contains 22,044
square feet and brought $77l5.40. The
deed Is dated May, 26 and was record
ed in the office of the bureau of con
veyances on Thursday. The land was
formerly used as a cemetery.
(From Sunday AdVertiser)
The sale of real estate by the guardian
Of the Cooper minors has been confirm.
cd by Judge whitney.
Rev. Father Aloysius (LOuis) he's
been continued in Office by Circuit
Judge Quinn as probation officer in
Hilo.
An entertainment is to be given by
the St Elizabeth 3 Chinese Mission.
Saturday, June a., in Davies Memorial
Hall, Emma square.
suyematsn Arita has been removed
by Judge Whitney as Guaruia,
Of the Sato minors for eause and
Kensho Kago appointed, in his, place,
without bond tc-E
Charles n. Forbes supcri nte ndcnt OF
public works. has decided, to go t.
Hilo to assist, in laying out plans for the
Improvement Of the city, which includes
the construction Of d $I35,OOO HigL
School
Governor Pinkham expects TO hav.
finished his study Of the Rapid Transit
charter in time to return the measure
TO the public utilities by Wednesday.
1t is hoped to get the matter before
-, ., Ia .
at this. session.
Two small Hawaiian boys, who have
continually played hockey" from
school, so that they could indulge in u
daily game of craps, were taken to the
Boys Indastrih School, vest efdAy, fol-
lowing a sentence imposed by Judge
Whitney.
"a Judge Clemens iRas signed the decree
in the Admiralty damage suit Of tho
Miller Salvage Company against the
British ship Celtic Chief. in which his
decision awarding the plaintiff $500
was sustained recently by the ninth
circuit of appeals In San Francisco.
An order of default against the de.
PENDANTS has been signed by Judge Ash.
ford in the case of H. Hackfeld &, Co.
against Tam Ng Kwai aud others. do.
ing business under the firm name of
Kwong Chong Chang, an action for
debt. Proof of debt and other proceed
ings will be had before the same iurist
at nine o clock next Tuesday morning
The Won Hamm. " Dung Company was
the only bidder, when tenders were
opened yesterday morning in the office
of the superintendent of public works
to furnish a serew.cutting engine lathe
fifty horse power boiler, a twenty
inch driil press, and grinding stand
and emery wheel for the Boys Indus
trial School at Waialee. this island
The company offered TO furnish all this
material at total cost of $l6S4.
From Tuesday Advertiscr.)
The federal court has a clean sheet
for the whole week, nothing being OF
the calendar for disposition during the
next few days.
Petition for the appointment of He
Tong as guardian of Bella Mejdell, ar
incompetent person, was filed in tho
circuit court yesterday.
Burglars with ladders have mad,
their appearance in Kaimuki and hav,
grown so bold that they tried twice t.
burglarize the same residence.
James l.. Mclean, guardian OF
George T. Mclean, an incompetent per
son, filed yesterday in the circuit court
his ninth annual accounts, showing re
ceipts of $din 90 and disbursements OF
$3522.73.
The annual retreat of the Catholic
clergy will begin on July Is at thI
Catholic Mission, Fort street. The
retreat will last week and win bC
attended by nearly all the priests il
the Territory.
Mrs. Helen Wong Hoy filed in thu
circuit court yesterday suit for div
Gree against Wong Hoy, on the grounC
of nOnsuppOrt. This is the second actor
of this nature filed this month. Sine,
the first Of the year l24 suits for div
Orce have bcea instituted in Honolulu
The admiralty damage suit of Kin
Hong against the Inter,Island Steam
Navigation Company's steamer Clau
dine has been settled out of court {
diseontihuance being filed yesterday il
the federal court. Kim Hong was pait
$500 for the injuries he sustained
aboard the vessel
The names Of Mai. William Il. Da
shell and Lieuts. =. A. X. Barker and