The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-06-09
-BREVTTIES
(From "wednesday Advertis, y

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Society viii give benefit concert mex
Saturday evening in the Pearl Cit,
School house
4 The federal court adjourned yester
day to ten D clock next Tuesday morn
ing, there being no business in sigh
for the next few days.
A petition for voluntary bankruptc,
was fled in the circuit court yesterday
by A. B. Palmer, who gave his liabili
ties at $737.5T and assests at $3.50.
Fifty poi licenses for different soc
lions Of the island were approved by
the supervisors last night, on recon
mendatiOn of the poi inspector and city
sanitary officer.
Plaintiffs bill Of costs in the damage
suit of Fred X. Maxine against Charles
II. Anterior and others was taxed by
Judge Ashford yesterday at ffty-four
: dollars and fifty cents, The case has
been discontinued, having been settled
out of court. @'
Alexander D. Larnach filed in the
circuit court Yesterday a petition for
| his appointment as administrator of
I the estate of Dave Konor, also known
/ as Dave Conner, deceased. The pc.
tition will be taken up by Judge
Whitney on June IA.
Applications for passports were filed
in the Office of the clerk of the federal
court yesterday by Lam Kan Moon,
Masaru Uyeda, Tadashi Uyeda and Xii
chi Sugihara, all g. whom expect to
leave Honolulu in the Tenyo Maru on
June 10 to visit China and Japan.
Charged with dealing in booze, with.
! out paying the internal revenue license,
Joseph Iokewe was arrested on a fed,
eral warrant yesterday. He is being
held in custody, not having been able
to furnish bond. and will be given a
preliminary hearing before Commission
Curry at an early date.
Wong Sow Rai WAS arrested by
Deputy Marshal Hrine yesterday on a
federal warrant charging him with
having opium in possession. Wong
was allowed to 90 on $500 bond ana
win be given Il preliminary hearing
at two O'Clock next Friday afternoon
before Commissioner Curry
The following court matters were
continued by Judge Whitney yestFr
day: Mrs. Malta Malakaua against
Livia Malakaua, divorce, hearing of
order TO show cause, one month hence;
estate of Hermann Dortmund, deceased,
administration, to ten o'clock this
morning, and estate of F. W. Damon
deceased, petition for discharge, to
nine O'Clock next Tuesday morning.
(From Thursday Adversely
Under $4,000 bond, Friedrich Weber
was appointed by Judge Whitney yes
terday as ancillary administrator of the
estate of Hermann Dortmund. deceased.
William K, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mutch of South, near
Queen street, died yesterday and was
buried in the Kawaiahao cemetery. He
was three months and twenty-five days
old. ~ '.
Frank Poor, secretary of the board
of harbOr commissioners, was granted
a two months leave Of absence by the
board yesterday, : and win take vaca.
t tiSn tor t: whifh Rha. has been waiting a
Judgement fOr lplSintir was signed
by Judge Ashford Yesterday for $3.50
in the suit for debt brought by the
'Oh against w lIlldm
Henry. Costs, included in the amount
mentioned, were taxed at twenty five
dollars and ten cents.
In the habeas corpus matter of Natsu
lshii, q Japanese woman, the petition
was remanded by the federal court yes.
terday to the United States immigra-
tion authorities, and further proceed.
In ha at 30 J,1a l.
next Saturday morning.
Robert Cyrus Anderson, assistant ~.
perintendent of the Leah Home, Kai.
muki, filed in the Office of the clerk
of the federal court yesterday his dec
laratiOn of intention to become ma
turalized citizen of the United States.
He was born in Lancashire, England,
on January II, 1883.
In returning yesterday to the circuit
court the papers in the divorce case Of
A. B. Arleigh against Mrs. Mabel W
Arleigh, Deputy High Sheriff Patrick
Gleason certifes to the fact that the
hbellee cannot be found in the Ter
ritory. The papers will sent away or
published in Honolulu in lieu of per
sonal service.
(From Friday Advertiser)
Attorney J. W. Russell of Hilo is in
the city, attending to some business in
the local courts.
Attorney General Stainback is pre-
pairing specifications to call for bids
for supplies for Oahu prison for the
period beginning with July l.
June II being legally observed on
the twelfth, the Bishop Museum, Kane
hameha Schools, will remain open to
the public during the regulation hours.
Robert Dewar, a conductor in the
Rapid Transit cars, was locked up at
the police station and is held pending
investigation. He is suspected Of hav.
ing held out fares from the company.
A, Kauwe was fined fifty dollars by
Judge Monsarrat yesterday morning
for reckless driving. On April Is he
knocked down and severely injured a
japanese named n. Kimura.
John E. Robinson appeared in the
police court yesterday morning to ans
wer to a charge Of assault brought by
his wife. She declined to prosecute
and the charge was dismissed.
Five Hawaiians charged with shoot
ing craps forfeited ten dollars bail each