The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-22
BREVfTIES

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Patrolmah Il. X. Riekardson has bee,
suspended for an indefinite period on
charge Of having made q bet or bet
on the horse races held recently.
| Wanted BY the army for two month
on charge Of desertion Arthur L. Har
ris Of Company L, First Infantry, wa
taken BY Policeman A. E. Carter yes
terday. H. #e ~
Bruce Cartwright, Jr., consul fol
Peru, and member Of the territorial
land board, has received his commission
as captain in the reserve corps, quar-
termaster division. u. -. IE.l.
Albert Homer, president and gen
eral manager Of the Hawaiian Gamer
les Co., has been commissioned, as q
captain In the officers reserve, quar-
termaster's division. ~. y
Over thirty notices of registration
for draft have been received by Sher.
iff Rose from nesidents Of Hawaii now
on the mainland and have been filed
pending the registration here. ~
The supervisor last night received
and accepted from City Attorney A.
NJ. Brown deeds for the two pieces Of
property on Hotel Street needed for
Fort. NJ .:s. I. 81
Orders 70 employees pfgthe posto1iee
have been issued by ,Postmastet Mac.
Adam ~ assist the department Of Jus.
tie BY reporting any tfeasonable utter
hnces they may hear or any Suspicious
characters they may discover. as
Customs inspectors on raid at Wa.
hiawa, yesterday morning, arrested a
Chinaman for having opium in his pos.
session, the amount being small. The
man is said to have been running an
opium joint, by the evidence found.
To gather data on the Kilauea Ma.
tional Park Miss Edna r. Peite ar
rived in Honolulu yesterday. She il
secretary Of Robert 8. Yard, chief clerk
Of the bureau Of national parks. Miss
PeitE IL accompanied by Miss Agnes
Andraea, also Of Washington.
Mrs. H. M. Won Holt announced last
evening that o special meeting of the
Diocese Woman q Auxiliary had been
called for ten clock tomorrow morn
ing at st. Andrew 9 Cathedral. II Is
important that all branches be repre-.
sented. ~" a.
Clerks in the army quartermaster .
department have been notified that
to those resolving less than $1,000 q year
q ten per cent raise in salary will be
given, while clerks receiving between
$1,000 and $500 a year will receive
five per cent raise. T. ~
The territorial board of health will
hold meeting at three O'Clock: ON
Thursday Of next week. II is expected
that the members of the board OF AMI.
culture and. forestry will be in attend,
anee. The general anthrax situation
viii be discussed ut that lime. ? IA
The funeral OF Maria Iokepa, 'dauRh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel An Tin OF
Nuuanu, near Vineyard Street, was held
yesterday AFTERNOON, tho interment be-
ing In Kawaiahao Cemetery! Z The little
girl died on Tuesday aud, 1as one year.
six months and tHplse days ola, 4, Jga
!, The bid Of e3i ass OF the Honolulu
Rltning Mill for carpentry and mill
work in the administration building At
the new territorial ,penit KGlihi!
kai, has been accepted and the contract
for the work was awarded yesterday BY
w. r. Hobby, acting SUPERINTENDENT Of
public works. 10 that concern. b,
I: Sgt. Edmund Lintereur, Battery b.
Ninth Field Artillery, has been redue.
ed to the ranks and win forfeit two
thirds of his pay for siY months, ne
.cording to the sentence Of . court mar
tial before which he pleaded guilty. of
leaving his post without proper aps
thority. - '$s 14I 0GS d.
Commencement exercises were held
last night at the Academy Of the ga.
cred Hearts, Kaimuki, the auditorium
being packed by relatives and friends Of
the pupils. The entertainment was a
very pleasing one, and reflected great
credit both on the good Sisters In charge
and the girls Of the academy. \ :,
At the receiving station yesterday
afternoon, j. Il. Dawn, Q contractor,
received treatment for euts, abrasions
and bruises, According to the police
he alleged that he had been attacked
by q friend Of his wife. Davis was
recently twice arrested at the request
of his wife and twice discharged within
twenty.four hours. Tt#', ~, = y. r
James A. Rath, head; worker Of Pa
lama Settlement and UNOFFICIAL repre-.
sentative Of the Red Cross here, reports
that $1,000 has been sent to the treas
prer at Washington by the Hawaiisn
war relief committee. With the excep-
ton of some Of the Organizations Of
the ladies Of the churches no concerted
work is being done for Red Gross work
here. ,,.' : ~. -. = !..5la sl.t "a
: The civil leryiee commission will
hold an examination chsJuly 2 to ere
ate eTegister for eligibles as keepers
md assdstant keepers for duty.,in the,
nineteenth lighthouse district. The
physical ability win be given -four
weights and the training experience
and fitness six weights. Applicants
must be twenty.one years OF over and
able to handle boats. -
At its meeting yesterday 5the Oahu
loan fund commission voted to call for
bids and appropriated $4,000 for d new
pump for the Kalihi pumping station,
Should the pump cost more than the
amount appropriated, the commissioners
decided to ask the board Of supervisors
TO make good the difference. James r.,
Tayior's protest against extension Of
time for the Maole ditch and tunnel
went over to nine o'clock neat Tuesday
morning. f,.%.,s f.ea Is. 'tti',