The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-01-23

the estate Of the late George Osborne
fled In the circuit court yesterday
places the value Of the estate 1t Gil,
440.56.
II Or. Ormond p. Wall was appointed
4 yesterday by the Governor to be Q
member Of the board Of dental examin.
! ers, succeeding DR.. Albert y. Derby
who has left the Territory. n
Suit for 92O70.45 was filed In the
circnit court yesterday by c, B. Dwight
4 against John y. Oliveira. The complaint
4. alleges that Oliveira owed Joseph Rose
n the amount specified for money loaned
him and that Rose has assigned the
!. debt TO Dwight.
/ Joseph Kukukupu, Of Mchdonca Lane.
who died on Thursday, was buried yes.
terday afternoon in Kalaepohaku Gene.
terry. The decensed was married man
and a taro planter. He was born In
Punalug Koolauloa, this island, and
was sixty years old.
r. Moroi, local Japanese consul. gen.
eral who made an inspection trip to
Oahu, Maui and Kauai last year. win
make a visit to the island of Hawaii at
! the end Of this month to inspect con.
ditions affecting his countfymen. He
viii stay there for about two weeks.
The Geographic Review, published
BY the American Geographic Society.
has reviewed two Of the recent pub.
locations by Prof Vaughan MacCau0hey
Of the College Of Hawaii. These are
1.-THE Forests Of the Hawaiian IL.
lands'' and sTshe Woods Of Hawaii. (,
"Col. y william H. Knox. negro poli,
tical leader in the fifth ward, appeared
for the first time in court room as a
defendant, pleaded guilty to being pre-
sent at a gambling game and received
a suspended sentence by Judge Monsar-
rat in the police court yesterday morn.
ing.
The civil service commission has been
asked to investigate the case Of Alfred
Ocampo, Filipino detective and inter
prefer who is charged with misconduct
with Japanese girl No date has been
set for the hearing although Sheriff
Rose has written 70 the commission ask
ing them to call an early meeting.
Nine dissemhled bycycles. were
! found when Willie Kamana was arrest.
+, ed in Kalihi yesterday afternoon bv
detectives. He Is held pending investi.
cation, The police allegothat Kamana
Is responsible for the wholesale thsfts
of bicycles which have been reported
recently as either pissing or stolen.
Attorney Eugene Murphy Of Wailuku
has fled with Governor Pinkham BRO
test against the latter's re-appointment
OF Judge w. A. Mckay as first dis
trict magistrate, according to a report
from Mani. Governor Pinkham, has
nothing to say, Murphy s ground for
protesting, Il Is reported, is that Ne
Kay IL a Canadian and has never been
naturalized.
(From Sunday Advertiser.)
Manuel Frazier was arrested and
charged with statutory, offense yester-
day afternoon. 80.
Joseph Perez enteredsn ,plea Of nor
guilty In circuit court yesterday 70 4
charge Of uttering bogus checks The
two checks are for IR6d and $3.50.
A sixteen-year- Hdwaiian boy was
placed in the reform school for two
years by Judge Whitney yesterday for
old. W
A small blaze brought the fire de-
partment to the King Street factory Of
the Honolulu Cracker Company, early
yesterday morning lKlhicb batch Of
bread was badly scorched
Six Hawaiian, Portuguese and Chi
nese boys were placed on probation
yesterday by Judge whitney. THE lads
were charged with profanity. truancv
and using threatening language.
Burton B. Allen, an enlisted man Of
the regular army, pleaded not guilty in
the circuit court yesterday to an in
dietment charging him with having as
vaulted a woman with revolver.
Samuel Kalepo, Of LiIiha Street, who
died on Friday, was buried yesterday
IN Loch View Cemetery, Pearl City. The
deceased, who was a native Of Kohala,
Hawaii, and thirty years old, was
longshoreman and unmarried.
Clara Barr has fled suit in the cir
cult court against james Barr for d.
voree. She charges in her complaint
that he beat her up within forty EIGHT
hours after they were married. An
order has been issued by Judge Whit
ney warning Barr to stay away from
his wife.
lFrom Monday Advertiser)
The territorial grand jury win meet
at two O'Clock next Friday afternoon
in the Judiciary Building.
The public utilities commission viii
meet at two o'clock tomorrow after
noon in Kauikeolani Building, King
Street.
A meeting Of the harbor board com
missioners will be held at onesthirty
Wednesday afternoon in the basement
Of the Capitol.
DR.. 4. d, Williams win give the first
lesson In his course ON tfJesus Christ
and Present Day Problems hin Cooke
Hall at the Y. M. G. A. on Wednesday
night. The course will be in the nature
of a popular Bible class for men and
will consist Of eight discussions to be
given on Wednesday evenings from
quarter TO, to half-past seven 0 clock. A |
large enrolment Of men is anticipated. |
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