The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-08-08
BREYTTIEs
IFtom satIrday AdvertIserl

"HJcI department are nov DelnR tTdHs
ferred from the old books to new care
system, devised as a time and labor
saver.
Owing to the pouring ~ concrete or
the new pavement of Lusitana street
this thoroughfare has been closed by
the city engineers. department, from
School street TO the Pauoa bridge.
Archibeld f. KAhele is 81 the opin
ion that he will be candidate for the
Republican nomination AZ the coming
primary election, from the fifth dis
trict. Kahele would invade the house
of representatives.
During his recent trip to Maui, from
where he returned last Tuesday, Bishop
Restarick visited IT. Johns Church at
Keokea, Kula, where be confirmed a
class of ten Chinese, presented by the
Rev Shin Yin Chin.
! The drawing Of federal grand and
trial jurors will take place after Au-
gust IS, for the October term of the
court. In view Of the fact that there
are now only few eases on the cal.
rndar there is probability that no
! trials will be held until the opening Of
the October term.
From Sunday AdvertiSer).
Mrs. Emil Very, one Of the best
known residents of Hilo, died at her
home there on "Wednesday of last week
and was buried in the Catholic GENE
terry.
Services for the late Miss Sarah F..
Adams, who died on Thursday in the
Queens Hospital, were held yesterday
in the Williams undertaking parlOrs
The body was eremated and the ashes
will be sent to Port Townsend, Wash.
ington, for burial.
A declaration Of his intention to be
come a naturalized citizen Of the Uni
ted States was fled yesterday in the
Office OF George r. Clark, clerk of the
federal court, by Manuel Andrews, sea
man. born on June II, 1899, in the Cape
Verde Islands, Portugal.
A mittimus was issued yesterday by
Judge Ashford in the case Of the Ter
ritory against James p. Curran, con
victcd of assault end battery and whose
case was finally settled adv ersely to the
defendant in the supreme court on Fri
day. Curran will proceed to serve his
sentence of four months in the city Jail.
in the case of William X. Rathburn
against John Pele Kaio, a suit for dam
ages, was allowed by Judge Ashford
Yesterday, following which a demurrer
to the complaint was filed. Argument
IN the demurrer will be heard by Judge
ashford at nine O'Clock next Friday
morning.
From Tuesday Advertiser)
The will of the late Anton Schieber
was admitted to probate yesterday by
Judge Whitney, who appointed Elmer
l.. Schwarzberg as administrator, with
out bond
Judge Ashford yesterday heard argu.
'nent on the demurrer in the case OF
Mrs. Nettie l.. Scott against the Pill
pos, an ancient case over lands in
Kona, Hawaii.
In the land court petition Of Morris
Rose nbledt for registered title Judge
hitney yesterday ordered the pleas
:" be entered on Monday Of next week
and the trial to take place on Octo-
yer 2.
The case of the Territory against
William l.. Peterson, who was convict.
ed in the circuit court Of the charge of
usury aud appealed, was argued in the
supreme court yesterday, submitted
and taken under advisement.
After the taking of partial testi-
mony, Judge Whitney yesterday con.
tinued to October 3 the further hearing
on the supplementary accounts Of J.
NJ. Camara, administrator of the estate
of Caroline Pinheiro, deceased.
Found correct, and 80 reported to the
court by Huron X. Ashford, master,
the final accounts of the Hawaiian
Trust Company, executor of the estate
of Alberta f. Saylor, deceased, were
approved by Judge whitney yesterday.
Herman Eek, charged with being
deserving foreign seaman, from the
German refugee merchantmen HOlsatia
now in this port, will be given a pre-.
liminRry hearing at two o'clock this
afternoon before United States Com
missioner Curry in the federal court.
In the divorce case of Mrs. Julia
Mani Luke Madame Alapai) against
W. c. Luke, Judge Whitney yesterday
after hearing the order to show cause,
directed the husband to pay thirteen
dollars as costs of court and twenty five
dollars as fee to his wife 8 lawyer.
With accommodations for twelve
boys. the boys juvenile detention home
on Nuuanu street, known formerly as
the Hart premises, will be ready for oc-
cupancy about the first of September
Work is now under way to place the
building in condition for it's new use