The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-03-13
BREYTTIES
lFrom sntnrdnr Advertiser.

Joe Silva was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon and held for safe.keeping.
Chun Sung Bak was arrested yester.
day and held pending investigation.
Hayashida was arrested yesterday
and charged with common nuisance.
Manuel Valentine was arrested last
night and held pending investigation.
II. l.. Baker, a straggler from the
transport Thomas, was detained Mt the
police station yesterday afternoon.
Henry w. Willie was arrested last
night and charged with driving an
automobile without having a chauf.
feur's certificate.
From Sunday Advertiser,)
A. III. Tarleton, formerly general
freight agent of the Oahu Railway and
Land CO., has Joined the staff of the
Honolulu Construction and Draying
Company to assist in caring for its ex'
panding business.
Preparatory TO taking the recount of
the water and sewer bond election bal.
lots before the supreme court, A. M.
Cristy Is now at work on the neces-
sary papers. The question to be pre-.
sented TO the court is whether or not
the invalid ballots are TO be counted
in the total If not, the percentage of
alternatives would carry part of the
bonds; otherwise not.
The Inter Island Steamship Company
has been served admiralty papers by
United States Marshal Smiddy, asking
that II appear in federal court March
% to answer damage suit filed by
Hattie Kekaulikekawaiohilo asking for
$4,000 damages for the loss of her hus.
band at sea February l3 from the Mika-
hala. s. f. Huber and George A. Da.
Wis were named by Judge Vaughan as
proctors. '-..
Asserting that according to the con-
tract between the Kalakaua Avenue
contractor and the city, the former was
to use the Kapiolani Park ironwood
trees as fuel to melt the asphalt, City
Engineer George Collins yesterday
wrote TO the board of supervisors urg-
ing them to come to decision as soon
as possible as, to whether the trees are
to be cut down OF left standing, He
fears that the contractor would have a
claim for damages against the city If
the question be permitted to 60 over.
From Monday Advertiser)
Henry Sanders, who was recently
operated on at the Beretania Santa
rum, is making satisfactory progress.
He is a son of M. II. Sanders, the we'll
known police officer. s.E,t. t
Charles f. Loomisy who arrived in
the city for few days, stay short
time ago, win lecture on the develop
ment Of his work on the Garden Island
as director of the YIN. G. A. there,
to the pupils of the College of Hawaii,
at noon today. .%sl.. w.
Mrs. Sam Pike, sturdy Hawaiian
woman, and Madruna, husky Russian
wahine, were arrested yesterday after
noon Mt the corner of Punchbowl and
Queen Streets. They were fighting
when the police appeared, and were
held at the station for safekeeping.
The demand for legal information
which is Susable TO the average
business man, has led the Y. M. G. A.
to offer a course Of lectures along this
line. The lectures will take up the
making of contracts and dealing with
the common forms of business papers
in present-day use. ..,....
From twelve to one O'Clock this af-
ternoon the Hawaiian band will play
in Bishop Park, opposite the Alexander
Young Hotel AT four the band will
play for the arrival of the Sonoma at
Pier 6 from Australia for San Fran.
cisco. At seven-thirty tonight the band
will play at Thomas Square.
The admiralty suit of $4,000 dam
ages brought by Karl Brynelsen, a
member of the crew of the steam
schooner City of Portland against that
vessel, has been compromised for 1929,
itemized as follows: Damages, $500;
passage to San Francisco, $35; wages
in arrears, $294.62. Judge Vaughan
| yesterday awarded fee of 1900 to the
proctors, George a. Davis, George s.
Curry and S. c. Huber. The suit was
based on a complaint of assault aud
battery on the high seas.
Reports that the finance committee
of the house intends to report a bill
which will require that financial aid
for free kindergartens come from the
city and county provoked several Of the
supervisors to pointing out that the
city has not enough money now to take
care of all departments. Supervisors
Logan, Horner and Larsen expressed
the opinion yesterday that the legisla.
ture would do well to give the city
and county more funds before ii il
made to bear additional expense.