Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-12

The Masonic 8o1E1 u RELIEF WI
meet at 5 O'Clock this afternoon in the
temple.
Aloha Temple, Mystic Shrine. will
install tonight the newly elected Off
GERS OF the lodge.
The final accounts of W. H. Baird,
executrix OF the estate OF the late
Emily May, have been approved by
Circuit Judge Whitney
A petition for probate Of the will
OF the late Rebecca Hart has been
filed in the circuit court The estate
is valne at about 100000.
A meeting OF the College Club will
be held this evening at the Christian
church. Included in the program will
be a number OF poems from Robert
browning read b. w. H. Levers,
A motion for arrest OF judgment in
the case OF Wong Coon Let, Chinese.
convicted of the commission OF statu-
tory offenSe, has been oyerruled in the
federal court The defendant will be
sentenced al 10 o'clock next saturday
morning.
The cases OF Dorothy Palmer and
Marie Franklin. former Iwilei in
mates who were arrested for assault,
have been nol4e pressed in circuit
court. II lis reTorted the women will
leave for the coast in the Matsonia
tomorrow.
Frank Henry Grace, formerly of
Honolulu and educated here in the st.
Louis College, died Tuesday In San
Francisco, where he had resided since
1887: He was born there AZ years ago
and is survived by several relatives
there and in this city.
A motion by a. S. Spalding for the
cancellation of bond OF $5S,0OO, filed
by him m connection with the SUIT
brought against him by the Stewart
Construction Company. was denied in
the supreme court The supreme
court recently granted Spalding q new
trial.
PERMISSION mas been asked the city
to close the sidewalk and part OF the
street It Nuuanu and King for Co
DAYS Tor the plrpose of tearing down
the Anchor saloon building and the
Wing Wo Tai building and erecting a
two-story store and office building on.
the sita.
Waiakea homestead lots are to be
made available as soon as the depart.
ment of public works has completed
the Waiakea road, according to Land
Commissioner Bertram G. Rivenburgh.
This is expected to be in about three
months. The lots to be opened are
near the Waiakea river, Hilo.
Former students of Mckinley high
school gathered at the home of An
tone Kaoo, Elm street, on Saturday
evening to attend the annual banquet
of the alumni association which was
In the form of an old-fashioned Ha-
waiian luau. The members of the
high school football team were guests
of honor. An enjoyable time was had
by all present
Representatives of the Japanese or
CARNATIONS, schools, societies and the
newspapers of this city will meet the.
committeeman of this years carnival
Wednesday at 1880 p. m. at the Gen.
trail Institute on Nuuanu and discuss
Japanese entries for next years
carnival. In this meeting they will
appoint their representative to the car
nival committee.
The Spalding Construction Com
pany has written to George Collins,
county engineer, that the Kahn road
mesh, No. So, which it ordered many
months ago from the Honolulu Iron
Works, could not be obtained and ask
ed if four-inch by Pinch Nos. 10 and
IL wire mesh could be substituted.
Collins has answered that the latter is
as good if not better and will be ac-
ceptable to the city.
Vincente O.. Teixeira was elected
president of the Lusitana Society at q
meeting Sunday. Other officers
chosen were: Poao de Lemes, vice
president; Christovan Faria, seere
tary; Jose p. Dias, treasurer; Fran
cisco F. Branco. Oliver p Soares and
Francis Franks, members OF the:
board of directors; Julio d. Castro
(president), Guilherme E. p. Branco
.(secretaryl. Abel j. Rodrigues, Jose f.
Menezes and A. p. Limo, members of
the board of trustees.