The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-07-20


attending term in Hilo, Is expected
back in this cry not later than July
20.
]. =. Hopkins, arrested last week,
charged with having sold liquor TO sol.
diers, was discharged from custody Last
Monday BY the United States commis-
sioner for lack Of eFidsnce to hold him
Owing to the absence OF City, Al
toruey Brown on Mali there will be no
| session Of the territorial grand Jury
this week next Friday afternoon 2
meeting having been postponed for a
/ week.
The funeral Of the late Miss Julia
Panahi Pinoa, who passed away at her
home, 4l5 Queen Street, Tuesday after
noon, was held yesterday afternoon,
the interment being in Kawaiahao
Cemetery
Mrs. X. Kapule died at Niumalu,
Kauai, last Monday, At the advanced
age Of ninety-three years. She was the
mother Of twenty-five children, one Of
whom Is the wife Of }. II. X. Kaiwi Of
Niumalu.
William Kekoa = discharge for cause
as a ianitor at the Mckinley High
School was reported TO the supervisors
last night, by A. X. Vierra, superin-
tendent Of parks and Fairgrounds. s.
X. Kimona gets the place.
Capt. Edward Deinat, the German
master in charge of the steamers Hol.
satia and Ahlefs Of the time they were
laid up here, Is among those indicted in
San Francisco over the Hindoo plot in
which Il is alleged he was implicated.
Joe Reyes, charged with selling II
quor to soldiers in uniform, was held
over for the action OF the grand jury
after his preliminary hearing yester
day morning. In default Of $1,000
bond he was confined in the Oahu
prison.
Sgt John H. Hall and Sgt. +. N.
Wilkerson, both of whom have been
with the ordnance department ut de-
partmental headquarters, have been
notified that they have been commits
stoned first lieutenants in the ordnance
department, to date from July IS.
J. Morton Riggs, recently commits
stoned a captain IN the officers re.
serve corps, has received his orders to
report TO the department commander
for assignment 10 duty. 1t is believed
nhsiy that Pc VIII De assigned 70 nuty
NV. w'sn sne conserpesion quar'ermas'e' "
IN i. X ''''s's' u, /.
osni, PHroieu prisoner Win eisht
years to serve ON former sentence,
appeared in the police court yesterday
charged with burglary in the first de-
gree. The charge was stricken, with
the expectation that his parole would
20 IeFviAsu.
iehners ior we elecsricat sequlp ment
or 8 tne MISREPRESENTATION nullpng 81 vht
new eerrisor'al Penitent'aryliIn nalln,.
~ W. ~ oPons ~ ~ s'HNeu 800 49,.
w $3.50 49, 4. 80 ~ 80 -.
~. 1 5000 ,, M on osL = "s ~
PS .,t = PesS 1890
no Inrtner steps TOWARD me Iorma-
iron q D,aheh q tns n ~, Toss y. o5
\ RSd. Cross officials hear lfkom Wash,
! inefoh regarding the plane This was
the news brought from Maui yester-
day morning by A. l.. Castle.
One az The laroesk s;ngie aenos;ts
made M ina land denartment w;th the
lterr;toriaI treasury vas that az YES.
terdav when Acfine. Land rommission.
er Enele turned in s4s, 1s4.21, the az.
| gregate of collections made by the
department during the paseDfew days.
l The work az moving flte Theo II
| Davies & Co. two,story brick ware.
house 10 It's new site about 4 block
away was begun YESTERDAY. the str,,c.
tnre being moved about twenty feet
on the Rrst day Of its tourney. The
work is the biggest Undertaking. Of its
nature ever attempted in the Islands
Al slight increase in the frontage tax
assessment of the Bishop Estate 3 prop.
ertv within the Hotel street improve.
ment district. Offset by correspond dino
I decrease in the assessment ON d
Brewer q Company : property. was re,
ported for approyaI last nioht by the
city engineer to the supervisors. His
rennest was GRANTED &, \ K. q
o..,, 80. H..
$500 .oi;dar na Wn;esA - *. az
49, Ca. ..',k Ky 49,
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