The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-12-15
BREYTTIES
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VI iuuu near tue hdphh HcnOOl Us pup
lie playground and park was issued by
the Governor yesterday. HH
w. f. Server, a local automobile
mechanic, was arrested last night fol-
driving an automobile while int0xicat
ed. He was injured when the machine
crashed into n Telephone pole on lAlapai
Street near King.
The sanitary commission is preparing
its report and the code to be submitted
to the legislature. No radical changes
1t is stated, are contemplated in the
present code. Two meetings week
are being held by the commission.
Application for n passport for him.
self, wife and seven children was made
yesterday in the office of George r.
clark, clerk Of the federal court, by
Jose Merino, Italian, The Merinos ex.
pect 10 leave shortly for Aucklan nd
New Zealand, They,l arrived here a
short time ago from the Coast
Charged with having entered the
room, of Miss Ruth Maker of the Inger-
soil Company in q local hotel Monday
night, l.. p. Taylor, waiter on the
steamer Matsonia, was sentenced to
serve one month in prison by Judge
MOnsarrat in the police court yester.
day morning.
William J. Coelho, former senator
from Maui, now an employe of the land
office, has offered his services to the
Oahu members of the legislature for
their preliminary conferences. He says
he is willing TO serve without pay.
COelhO is also an applicant for the
position of clerk Of the senate.
The matter of untagged and bowling
dogs is "important for the peace of this
here community according TO Super
visor HOrner, who at the meeting of
the board OF supervisors last night flew
to the rescue Of the citizens who, he
says, are being kept awake Of nights by
such bowling. The police committee 70.
ported on the matter, and said it had,
acting on complaint of residents of
School Street, instructed the police to
pick up all untagged dogs.
(From Thursday Advertiser)
Maj. James d. Dougherty, aide to tho
Governor, has been granted a leave of
absence for one month from Decem.
Der 8.
The Oahu loan fund comm ission yes
terday granted Picanco & Comes, Maole
ditch contractors, FIVE days extension
of time in which to produce their bond.
Charles Il. Forbes, chairman of the
harbOr commission, has ordered work to
begin on the drafting of plans for the
structures that are to cover the three
new piers, s, 9 and 10.
Students of the Honolulu Military
Academy enjoyed an old fashioned
Christmas party last night in the
school armOry. Governor Pinkham;
Madame Melba and many society PEG.
pie were among the guests.
Charles R. Forbes, superintendent of
public works, will go to Haleiwa today
for complete rest. 1t is stated that
he is ordered to do so by his physician.
who says his condition demands that
he cease work for time
News vas received here yesterday of
the sudden death of William Forbes
Morgan in London, England, at the age
of seventy.three years. n Death nc.
CURED yesterday. The deceased was
the father of Harold Morgan, Of this
city.
William Mohua, fifteen, year-old in
mate Of the Boys Industrial School at
Waialee, died yesterday ID the Leahi
Home, Kaimuki, and was buried during
the afternoon in Loeb View Cemetery.
Pearl City. He was native of Ha-
wall.
A warning siren was placed on the
city ambulance yesterday. The horn
is of the Aermore type and is operated
by the exhaust. 1t has four notes
which omit a shrill whistle. The new
apparatus was placed on the machine
on the suggestion of the supervisors.
"Guessing at the guest and also the
topic is the advance dope on the Ro.
tary Club luncheon program for today.
oft may be highbrow stun" saws the
club 3 press agent, "but will probably
be something better. Halls, Butler and
heiser underwrite it as good Rotary
gospel.
Judge Clemens in the federal court
yesterday signed and filed the final
award of $623.92 which is to be dis
tributed among the men Of the company
in the case of the Miller Salvage Com
Pany against the British ship "Celtic
Chief. - The suit was begun years ago
in the local admiralty court
Announcement was made Yesterday
by Miss Helen Salisbury that Miss
Grace Channon, general secretary of
the Long Beach Y. w. c. A., will be-
come general secretary of the local or
ganization on February |. Miss Sails
bury will return to the mainland and
take up her work in the field depart.
ment of the association
After course Of training in the pay.
masters school in Washington, C. b.
Bishop, paymaster for the territorial
naval militia, returned on the transport
Sheridan Tuesday night Mr.. Bishop
took courses in both disbursing and
accounting. Phe work, he said, was
modelled on the lines of an ordinary
school class curriculum with study hours
and recitation hours.
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