The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-21
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So AfiN'. 'Ht"|N1N rfhuNeFtiSttl =, i
George W. Smith, bfesident Of the tIo
nolulu chamber ID commerce. expects &c
appoint soon the scommittees for the
Fourth Of July celebration. :.
Leong Chew. arrested by Marshal
Smiddy last Sunday at jWaialna ON a
charge Of having opium In possessio On
was bounded over to the federal grand
jury yesterday BY Commissioner Curry
Lepng's bond being fixed at $500. "
A suit for divorce was filed an the
circuit court yesterday by Mrs. HeTmi
mia b, Freitas afainst Cypriano A
Freitas. Since January l, last, fifty
actions for DIVORCE have been instituted
in Honolulu. only eight Of this number
having been begun in March. IS. 4,
John Mccain and Thomas White, the
two members Of the Great Northern
crew who were arrested Thursday and
charged with. having la1 one-eighth
ounce bottles Of cocaine in their pos
session, have been bound over by Com
missioner Curry to the federal grand
jury. They were both in the territorial
penitentiafy, having been unable to fur.
nish the $1,000 bond required of each
(From Sunday Advertiser) "a,
-Four aspirants, three women and one
man, took the civil service examina
ton for stenographers and typists in
government Office, held last Wednes.
day in the local custom house. -.
The public works. Offices win 90
back to the basement of the Capitol
during the coming week, where they
win remain until the refooring Of the
senate chamber with ohia is completed
John Kewaula, Clifford Kimball and
j. p. Medeiros were nominated on Fri.
day night at Waialua as candidates for
delegates from the fifth precinct of the
fifth district to the coming Republican,
convention. .-Na'...f 'n
Under decision hand down in the
supreme COURT yesterday the costs in
theinjunction suit Of j. Alfred Magoon
and others against the Lord Young En-.
cheering Company were taxed against
the latter at ss07.75. "a .I.z. n
/ At half past -four O'Clock next Thurs.
day afternoon Governor Pinkham will
present TO che Cadet Corps Of the Ho,
nolulu School for Boys, Kaimuki, the
beautiful American silk flag which was
recently donated by George Sherman
The presentation will take place in the
parade grounds of the school. Invita-,
tions have been sent out. Besides mem.
bers OF the faculty, trustees and Cover
nor Pinkham, many prominent persons,
including Mayor Lane, will be present
Harmony Lodge No! 8, Order Odd
Fellows will enter the, first degree on
two candidates, Tomorrow evening.
~ (From Tuesday Advertiser)
= ! Attorney Il. G. Peters returned Sun
day morning from b short professional
visit TO Maui. rAss ~.
= The public utilities, commission will
hold its regular Weekly meeting at
two clock this Afternoon in the Kau-
AZ ten q seioeE TSW Tsarsdsy Clerk
George R. CLARK viii draw the grand
and trial jurors for the April, 1916,
term Of the federal court. ~. ~. =
Marshal smiddy is ready to pay of
federal court trial jurors for their ser.
yices during the current month, all
these jurors. having been excused final
is for the term, ~ Il 1885, -, y 1}s. "a,
a Owing to the approaching marriage
sof Deputy City Attorney Garden, the
trial of the criminalo charges against
10. A. Steven was postponed by Judge
Stuart yesterday to- Aprill1, - -
! Emma, the ten.month-old daughter
Of Charles Lake, carpenter with the
United States Navy department here,
and Mrs. Lake, Of $40 South Queen
street, died last Sunday and was buried
yesterday in the Kawaiahao cemetery.
g, Japanese of Hawaii win be asked to
contribute toward the construction OF
the Meiji shrine that is to be built in
Toxic, and will hold the bodies of the
late Emperor and Empress. 1t is esti
mated that the shrine will cost about
II, $50, 1000. ..s. 81
The second annual accounts of Mary
.Souza, guardian of Antonio and Belle
Souza, minors, were fled in the circuit
court yesterday. The guardian charges
herself with receipts of $530.72. There
were no disbursements during the year.
Charging a statutory offense, How
ard X. 3. Young yesterday fled in the
circuit court a suit for divorce from
his wife, Mrs. Eunice +. X. Young
Fifty-two actions for divorce have
been Instituted in Honolulu since Janu-
airy ], last. Ten were brought SO far
this month.