Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-07
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Hawaiian Lodge. F..& A. NJ, meets
tonight
George W. De Long Post, c. A. r..
has meeting this evening.
The cases Of five Chinese accused OF
gambling were nolle pressed.
David Kelau has been committed
to the circuit court to be tried for first
degree burglary. |
The accounts Of the federal court
clerk were submitted this morning for
the, period from January to February
20. and approved
Residents Of Noble lane to the
number of SO kaye requested the
board of supervisors to install three
bracket lights on the lane.
The members OF the Catholic Ladies'
Aid Society win meet In the Library
of Hawaii at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Eleven Koreans and one Filipino
have filed in federal court their dec
laration Of intention to become Amer
lean citizens.
At 7::30 o'clock this evening Bishop
A. W. Leonard win speak at tho
Methodist church on the topic The
Call OF the Church"
The appealed case of Lee Toma
versus NJ H. Sanders, defendant. for
$500 alleged to be due. was decided
again in favor of Sanders in circuit
court.
The liquor slicense commissioners
met this afternoon to consider appli-
cations for the position of liquor In
spector, made vacant by the death OF
W. p. Fennell.
F. G. Correa has drawn papers in
the supreme court on writ of error
in. the Maui case of Correa versus the |
Territory of Hawaii by B. G. Riyen- |
burgh, commissioner of public lands.
A motion to dismiss the respond |
ent,s appeal from the circuit court has |
been filed in the supreme court by |
Lukimila in the matter Of Lukimila |
versus Farm Cornn in a bill to cancel
a deed.
The Honolulu Gas Company's re-
quest to the public utilities commits !
sion that 1t be allowed TO continue the |
present custom of closing its books |
as of December so each year instead
of June 80 as directed by the COM
mission, has been granted.
In respect to the memory of Cecil
Brown, who was member of the bar |
police court was adjourn.
ed this morning after short session, |
nearly all cases being postponed fol-
lowing several addresses from prom
inent attorneys
George W. Kamukahi, an aged keep
er at Thomas square, sustained a
broken leg yesterday afternoon when
he was run down by an auto driven
by S. Sasaki, who was Obliged to take |
to the sidewalk to avoid striking a car /
driven By Mrs. H. Morgan. Kumukahf |
is at the Queens hospital.
A law partnerships has been form
ed between Attorney e. A. Mott-Smith
and Judge Alexander Lindsay, Jr. Mr..
Mott Smith is a former secretary Of
Hawaii and Judge Lindsay has been in
turn district magistrates circuit judge,
deputy encouragement and attorney.
general.
The public utilities commission has
postponed to March 20 its hearing on
the new reduced interisland wireless
rates OF the Mutual Telephone Com
pany. The postponement is at the re-
quest of the corporation and is made
30 Manager J. A. Balch can appear
1t the hearing. He will return from
Washington On the Great Northern.
Applicants who have recently filed
for passports at the federal
court clerks office include Mrs. Al
bert Waterhouse and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred T. P. Waterhouse, who expect to
eave in the steamer Tenyo Maru on
April Is for the Malay Peninsula. Miss
LayiRa Lally, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Jr, who are going to the
Orient, and Kilt Dalton, bound for the
Fiji Islands, also have applied for
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