The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-04
BREVTTIEs..

NJ Cosmo was booked at the police
station last night on a charge Of speed
ing with the motorcycle which he was
riding, by Officers NJ. d. Barboza and
r. Sizemore.
Motion for a rehearing of the case of
David X Kahaulelio versus Bekp hi
hi and Kin Choy, decided in favor of
the plaintiff by the supreme court re-
Gently, has been denied in second
decision handed down by the tribunal
Saturday.
Clinton A. Pedrick of Honolulu was
/ adjudlcated a bankrupt on Ma, % ac
corIrng to a notice published l., r. j.
Bolts, referee in bankruptcy The first
meeting Of the creditors will be hrld at
Attorney Bolts Office, 2O3 Bank or la
waii building, at nine O'Clock, june %.
y. b. MacOnachie of 34lO Lrnh Ave
nue., Karmuki, the well known veteran
salesman, received news vcstrrda, Of
the death of his father, d. MATCHMAKING
on May 10, at the latter home IN
! LlIncs Orillia, Ontario, Camadn Mr.
| Maconarhie was a widowcr, native Of
Scotland, and eighty.fve years old.
Applications have been coming in
to the office of land commissioner for
lots in the Papaaloa homestead tract,
| North Hilo, which are to be opened
| toy drawing to be held in the land
office July 20. More than fifty have
applied. In all, there are seventy SIX
lots in the tract.
Bond money in the sum of $500 was
collected yesterday by the federal
court from C. Sekiya and W. Imai, two
Japanese, who were the securities for
Iozo lhara, JapaPesc immigrant who
disappeared when a warrant for his de
portation was issued by the depart
m"nt Of labor December, 1877.
because grass FIRE AT the end Of
the Waikiki ear line asSthrcatcning
the burning of some fine ironw God
trees in Kapiolani Park, the fire dc.
pnrtmcnt was called to put ont the
| blaze yesterday afternoon at two
o clock. The firemen from the Maxi
hi station beat out the blaze after ten
or fifteen minutes of effort
A masquerade ball giYcn bv Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Robertson at the lIalrrwa
Hotel recently proved great success.
The entire proceeds, amounting to
81 LOS was given to the Red Cross.
The Twenty fifth Infantry Band fur
uIshed the music for the dancer, and
waian Orchestra, led by Mr. james
Avail, entertained the guests
The last Saturday in August has
been set as the date in the federal
court for the hearing of the final petit
tion Of citizenship Of James Joseph
eastman and Albert Jack0hscn. Cash
man is a native of Ireland ,Tarkobscn
* soldier al, Fort Shaftcr and
native of Norway. He has been in
the United States since $50 when he
came to this country as seven year
old boy. -
Jordan A. Silva, Engineer at the Pa
lama Fire Station, wants to fight the
u un, but is having trouble IN haN ny
his services accepted hrrHuN" he is for
" one wears of age. lie has offered
his services here in Honolulu and he has
written to Washington, but the demand
at present seems to be for Young men
at the front. Silva is not dauntrd,
however, and still hopes 70 get his swat
at the Kaiser before the show is over.
Frank Panaewa, who ran down and
killed a japanese woman with his au
luHlODllt anu wan NuDHc'lutHlIN lnNltl
ed on charge of manslaughtcr fol
lowed an unusual course yesterday
when he was arrnigned in the circuit
court before Judge William II. IIeen
and refused to plead either guilty or
not guilty. lie remained mute and
on order of the court plea of not
guilty was entered. The trial will open
this morning.
Following recent ruling 10y Circuit
Judge &. W. Ashford disall0wing "A
charge of $l2.T paid by trustees of
the John Ema estate to the Hawaiian
Trust company for a transfer of stock,
a motion was filed yesterday seeking
to have the order revoked. John X.
Gait, of the company in an affidavit
filed with the motion says that the com.
pany for the past twenty wears has been
making brokerage charges Of the Kind
ruled out by the court.
Judge James Jones Banks. assistant
United States district attorney, was
admitted to practise law in the terri
tOral courts yesterday when the oath
was administered in the supreme court.
Judge Banks name has been meT
toned for appointment to the supreme
bench to succeed Associate Justice +
=. Quarles, whose term expired March
20 last and who has been serving until
successor has been named Justice
QuarlcS announced that he would not
ncrPut re nppOiutmput