Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-18
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Federal court adjourned today IN
til 10 O'Clock next Saturday morning
The Hawaiian Band gives a public
concert at go tonight in the Manoa
Park. IT,
Honolulu Chapter No. l. Royal Area
Masons. has regular meeting at 30
tonight.
Honolulu Commandery No. !
Knights Templar. meets al ) this
afternoon
Phoenix Lodge has its regular meet
ing tonight in the nall at the corner
Of Beretania and Fort streets
{ The specially department OF the
I Aeetylene Light and Agency Company
has been placed in charge OF Clifton
H. Tracy.
\ A motion to discontinue a petition
/ for the distribution OF the estate OF
I; J. Oswald I.utted was granted today
by Circuit Judge Whitney.
/ Under bond in the sum OF 5000. kOo-
lau Male has been appointed admin
| istratrIx OF the estate OF &. b. Maile.
An inventory will be filed in 80 days.
/ e. N. Hite. F. B. Damon and A. Ia
lei Aona have been appointed apprais-
/ ers OF the estate of Edmund F. Me
lanphW deceased. 49,. b.
The. petition for the probate Of the
| will of kaahanui Lopez, deceased was
denied in a decision handed down to-
day by Circuit Judge Whitney.
/ T. Okamoto and kiku OkamOto, his
wife. nave been granted permission TO
adopt Fujito Fujimoto. The child's
name has been changed to Fujito Okla
motto 49,.
L. 6. Commissioner C. s. Curry tor
day dismissed the case of l.uka Nuu-
hiwa and Charles Kahee. who were
charged with the commission OF sta
tutOry offense.
w. S. OBrien aud son are today on
their way to Hilo to see the Volcano.
! Mr.. O'Brien is editor of the Evening
Democrat of Marysville. Cal, and ar
rived here in the ManOa.
The annual meeting of the terrific
rial school commissioners will be
held in the office Of the department
of public instruction, Judiciary build
ing. Monday morning, May 20.
Henry w Kinney, superintendent of
fpublic instruction, returned from Maui
today, where he consulted with school
officials on matters of NadditiOnal
teachers and new buildings for the
next school year.
Federal Judge c. F.. Clemens today
sustained a motion in arrest of judg-
ment in the case of William Clifford,
who was charged with being aces
sorry to a burglary. The defendant
has been released from custody.
Personal property valued at $14,329,-
76 comprises the estate of the late Ed
mund F.. Melanphy, according to an
inventory which has been filed in
circuit court by the Trent Trust Com
pany, administrator. t..
Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey, representing the
| City Planning Commission, will al.
dress the Kaimuki Improv ement Club
tonight, suggesting that an expert be
employed to plan the tree planting
! for the district. =.
Raymond e. Brown, secretary OF
the Chamber of Commerce, is leaving
on the Kinau this afternoon for Kauai,
where he plans to interest the peo-
pie in Honolulu's plans for the cello
bration of Kamehameha Day. "a ..aE
Payrolls were passed and a report
of the building inspector for April re-
ceived and placed on file at a meet
ing OF the supervisors this noon. The i
next meeting, will be held Tuesday
night. .-=.. -
The final accounts of Clifford B.
High. administrator of the estate OF
the late Peter High, have been filed
in circuit court The administrator
charges himself with $647165 and
asks to be allowed $1S7S45.
The final accounts of VIII T. Car
den, administrator of the estate of
Benjamin II. Watkins. was filed in
circuit court today. The administra-
tor charges himself with S3450.00 and
asks TO be allowed -s2733.35. ."..
AS the question of whether or not
automobiles belonging TO army Off.
GERS should be taxed is now pending
in the supreme court, Tax Assessor
Wilder has informed the judge-advo'
cate that no penalty will be added to
the tax because of non-payment
NJ. 1nukai, Japanese, was found
guilty in police court this morning OF
selling ice cream with butter fat less
than II per cent, required by law He