The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-03-30

fFrom Wednandar Advertiserl


(From Wednesday Advertiser)
G. Olson was arrested last night and
charged with drunkenness.
A Benjamin was arrested last night
and held for safe.keeping.
II. M. Padden, on trial in the circuit
court on q statutory charge involving
thirteen.year.old Elizabeth Tells, was
found not guilty yesterday.
Bids were opened yesterday for the
subdivision of land adjoining Alma.
hau and owned by the Liliuokalani
Trust. They were as follows; John
J. L. Young Engineering Co., $365O.
The industrial development commit.
tee of the Of the chamber of commerce
will take up the matter of inducing the
Matson Navigation Company TO re.
establish its Seattle and Honolulu ser.
vice, according to the request of the
Tacoma and Seattle chamber Of com,
merce. H..
Pay rolls for armory instructions
may be forwarded as soon as re.
ceived, Is the text Of q message re.
ceived today at National Guard head.
quarters from the militia beureau at
Washington. According to these, in
structiOns the first company to send In
its pay roll will be the first to receive
its pay.
Bids for the subdivision of Ainahau,
recently purchased by James Pratt,
were opened at noon yesterday, and
were as follows: Lord Young Engineer.
ing Co, $l4,384; Spalding Construc-
tion Co., $15,5S0; William Cullen, $l6,.
500; John Duggan, $14,49S; John Wal
ker, $l3,40O. J. L. Young Engineering
Company, $4,000. -. .,
(From Thursday Advertiser) -
Mrs. LUXOR was arrested yesterday
on charge of profanity. a.4. ..
Satorino Managan was arrested yes.
terday and held pending investigation.
The visit Of the Joint legislative
committee to the Boys Industrial
School at Waialee, announced and de.
ferred heretofore, was again announced
by President Chillingworth in the SEN
ate yesterday for next Sunday at
8 a. m, 49,. g..
i. g. McMeen, Columbus, Ohio, as
sociate member of the Naval Consult.
ing Board, and Max Stolz, New York,
consulting engineer for the Hill rail.
way interests, will meet members of
the Rotary Club at noon today, Brief
addresses win be given by both gen.
tlemen. .
The highly successful showing Of
the work of Charles w. Bartlett at the
residence Of Mrs. G. M. Cooke on Bere.
tania Street will come to an end next
Saturday evening, when the exhibition
will be closed. So great has been the
interest shown in BARTLETT water col
ors and wood block prints that the
closing of the exhibition was once
postponed for ten days. -. ..
4s From Friday Advertiser) .,
Kong Sing Song was arrested yes
.terday and booked for, investigation.
Y. Lum was arrested yesterday and
charged with having opium in posses,
sion. sri. .. = ....
Joaquin Machado and w. A. Yates
were arrested yesterday and held for
safe keeping. N Z 70 I" ~ w
At the Kamebameha,S School for Girls,
this evening, there will be given an ex-
hibition of dancing and gymnastics,
beginning at eight 0 o'clock. All friends
Of the school are cordially invited to be
present. e.a @o i. pmbn%,'.. .'a
Mrs. All Lin, charged with SNUG.
Cling jade jewelry, waived hearing be-
fore the United States commissioner
yesterday, and the case will in due
course come up for trial in the federal
court, .f, ii. 15Gv i...s.s, 4 .a.
In the federal court yesterday morn
ing, in the case of Dawn Moore versus
the Great Northern Steamship Com
pany, there was hearing on a motion
for execution to issue against the stipu.
lators. The motion was denied and
ibellee was given until four o'clock
yesterday afternoon to file bond to stay
execution in the sum of $4,000.
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