Local items from Hilo blitz transport and court news
California fruit shipments and mill activity anchor the week in Hilo with notices of ships, railroad ties, court appearances, and social events. Key names include L. M. Whitehouse, A Lindsay Jr, A Kinney, Judge Robinson, Judge Little, W. O. Smith, J. K. Ray, and G. W. Watson. The Mary Dodge unloads ties for the Hilo Railroad. the Martha Nelson sails to Mahukona for sugar. the Enterprise sails from San Francisco. The fourth semiannual First Bank statement is printed. The bridges for the uptown Hilo Railroad will arrive this month. Engagement announced between Elizabeth D. Robinson and Jno. Hapat Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Whitehouse
Kinau
Wainaka
Mary Dodge
Hilo
Hito Library
First Bank of
San Francisco
Callon
P.O. Mow
Roth
A. R. Hancock
Papaikou
Jacob & Reports
Honolulu
Wu. P. Jarvis
Southern Pacific Railway Co
East Oakland
J. K. Ray
Watanuenue Street
A. H. Jackson
Dices
Alice Hawxhurst
Alameda
Robert Hawxhurst Jr
T. R. Keyworth
and Ross
Theo
H. Davies & Co
Kinawa
C. C. Kennedy
J. K. Robinson
Elizabeth D. Robinson
Jno
Death of Bishop Guistan P. Robert in Honolulu
The Right Reverend Guistan P. Robert bishop of Panapolis and Vicar Apostolic of the Catholic Mission in these Islands died at 10 20 last Sunday in the Catholic Mission at Honolulu. He was unconscious for the hours before his death. Funeral held 10 o'clock Wednesday from the Catholic Cathedral. interment at King Street cemetery. Pallbearers included Fr. Schaefer, Damon, Dr. George Herbert, John Ena, F. W. Macfarlane, J. F. Reichardt, John Hughes, and Brother Bertram. He was born August 30 1839 in Ker Fagot St Gildas, France, joined the Sacred Hearts in Paris, ordained 1864, and sailed for Hawaii in 1867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guistan P. Ropert
Panapolis
Islands
Honolulu
King Street
FR. Schaefer
Damon
George Herbert
John Ena
F. W. Macfarlane
J. F. Reichardt
John Hughes
Bertram
Ker-Fagot St
Gildas
Nannea
France
Sacred Hearts Congregation
Paris
Heaths
Public Works Awards Contracts for City Improvements
The Department of Public Works awarded Whitehouse and Manshuret contracts totaling 27106 for city projects. Plans include bridges over Wainkea and Wailaka rivers on Front and Wes Streets, plus a water works reservoir with a four month timetable and site to be chosen by Superintendent H. E. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
Whitehouse and Manshuret
Wainkea River
Front Street
Wailaka River
Wes Street
Wailaka
Anatate
Igos
H. E. Cooper
Senator Woods in Town and Local Court Term Opens
Senator Palmer P. Woods of Kotnta discusses Hilo district needs and county government aims while planning a Honolulu visit to finalize a county bill. The January term of the Fourth Circuit Court opened with Judge Little presiding as jurors and cases including a Dimond divorce and a Japanese divorce proceeding move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer P. Woods
Kotnta
Hilo
Woolf
Anyater
Big Island
Woolls
Senate Commission
Honolulu
Woods
Basaoe Woods
A. HU. Jackson's Buggy Sets Island Standard on Wheels
A. HL Jackson unveils a custom hand built buggy from Riverside Shops under Geo. McKenzie. The strong light double buggy claims to outlast imported rival models and stands as a lesson for buyers. The Hilo Cotillion Club hosted a masquerade ball at the Hilo Hotel with over a hundred guests and many in disguise. The next Club dance is planned for February 22 with a colonial German theme anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. HL Jackson
Hilo
Geo
McKenzie
Work On Hite Dock Moves Ahead With Contractors Visit
FP J Amweg chief contractor for the Hite Dock project was in the city last week to press for immediate progress. Paxton also visited, and officials say work will not be delayed much longer. Construction is set to begin by January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. J. Amweg
Hite Dock
BE. B. Paxton
January term chaos in Fourth Circuit Court calendar
Local attorneys listed for the January Fourth Circuit term include A B Lindsay Jr and Rufms A Lyman with several firms On outside calendars Hum rers Thom Watson Kinney and Judge Robinson to resume Ballon McClanahan Cecil Brown among others A divorce was granted in the Circuit Court to Mrs Farrell from Thomas Farrell for cruelty and non support Special church services announced at Halai church Honolulu band to perform Union meeting hosted by Juniors of Foreign Church at Maili Church Numerous social notices and arriving attendees listed Burns club to mark Burns Night at Spreckels Hall Weather notes show rain totals in 1902 with elevations given Firearm seizure and two okolehan stills captured near city. two arrests and one escape A stolen bicycle reported at Palm Ice Cream Parlors New Year Eve theft under investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Douthitt
C. Kenedy
K. B. Richards
R. N. Holmes
KR. T. Guard
Peter Gibb
Gus
D. Supe
W. A. Fetter
Joseph Vierra
R. A. Lucas
John Fitzgerald
B. F. Schoen
W. J. Store
D. Mckenzie
George Muamby
W. 11. Shigeman
Jobn Bohnenberg
W. T. Balding
John McTaggert
Cn, Prouty
R. R. Rigin
W. A. Todd
D. W. Marsh
Hl, Shaw
C. C. Kennedy
Rand
J. M. Smith
Chas. Reinhardt
W. Silva
W. Green
W. Russel
Notley
Fourth Circuit
A. B. Lindsay Jr
Rufms
A. Lyman
Wise & Ross
Smith & Parsons
Ridgway & Ridgway
LeBlond & Smith
Humrers
Thom & Watson, Kinney
Robinson
Ballon & McClanahan
Cecil Brown
Oe Bemere
Little
Peters
Fiteron
Hal - Juteimiman
Robertson
T. B. AY
Schweitzer Cepremaliat
Martin & Co
Triest & Co
Williams-Marvin Co
Farrell
Thomas Farrell
Wise& Ross
Tiberiant
L. Desha
Haili
Honolulu
Maili Church
C. C. Kennerly
Miss Notle
Kinau
Nolley
Chamberlain
Ain Basin
Hilo
Levi Lyman
Fui Cwsar
Curtis
Oma
RB. Blacow
Kulenina
Blacow
Burns Club
Robert Burns
Spreckels’ Hall
J. K. Kana
District Court of
Puna
Chas
Warren
Nakayama
J. B. Schoen
Palm
A Bride with Him in City of Peking Voyage
Among San Francisco passengers in the City of Peking was John Ross head Inna of Hakalau plantation Mawali and brother of the present manager. He brought a bride from Huffilo New York. They will go to Hakalau after their marriage. In Territory v Teddy Scoville embezzlement Grand Jury returned HAL verdict. No Bill returned in Porto Rican murder case at Olna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisco
Peking
John Ross
Hakalau Plantation
Mawali
Mr. Ross
Huffilo
N.Y
Rose
Hakalaw
Teddy Scoville
Hal
Olna
Fire at Kihei and Lahaina destroys pump house
A fire at Kihei this forenoon burned the pump house and oil tank abaft more than 300 feet below the surface. A Japanese fireman escaped with burning clothes as the blaze continued to rage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahaina
Jan
Kihei
First Foreign Church Services and Local Notices
Usual services announced for next Sabbath at two o'clock with Talou evening service at Haili Church. Divorce case Pernamles vs Fernandes being heard. Honolulu band expected to visit Hilo but postponed. M L Williams of Kapeho applies to practice law. committee named. Kenny Land and Planting Co meeting elects Moir president McKenzie treasurer Corner secretary Richardson editor Guard directors. Meeting place changed from Olas to Hilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Foreign Church
Tribune
Yeater
Ciathy Pernamles
Manuel Fernandes
Heart
H.R. Hitchcock
Wibellant
Honolulu
Hilo
Kinau
Haili
Captain Berger
M. L. Williams
Kapeho
Puna
District Courts of
Hawaii
Kenny Land and Planting Co
Olam
J. T. Moir
Geo
McKenzie
1. Corner
A. W. Richardson
RT. Guard
J. IF. Clay
Pronty Jr
Olas
Pukihae Arch Bridge Completion Moves Toward Model Status
The 35 foot stone arch over Pukiime gulch was completed by Whitehouse and Hawsxhurat last Wednesday. The bridge spans 30 feet with a nine foot rise and sits on rock ledge at the Hilo end, while a cement foundation at the far end required 45 days of pumping. The 20 foot wide structure will have masonry coping on both sides and will lessen grade on approaches to the gulch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puki- Ime Gulch
Hamakua Way
Whitehouse and
Hawsxhurat
Hilo
Hilo Proclaimed With Bright Future By Fortun e
Labor commissioner T Thomas Fortune said he was impressed by the Islands and foresees Hilo’s great future. He cited the planned breakwater and bay expansion as catalysts for growth, predicting the city will become one of the prettiest in Hawaii and attract strong commercial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Jan
T. Thomas Fortune
Hilo
Kiwau
Bulletin
Hawaii
Maui
Islands
Meet Our Senators in Hilo Citizen Meeting
A public meeting at Fireman's hall in Hilo at 7:30 pm invites all residents of Hawaii to discuss needs with Senators Jobin Lrown and Palmer Woods. The event aims to hear community wishes across districts and party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Jobin Lrown
Palmer Woods
Hawaii
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California
A. Lindsay Jr
Mrs. W. S. Terry
Newcat
Hilo Bay
H. Counsstman
Matson Yards
A. Kinney
Kinney
Ballon & Meelaanatanie
Miss Very
Kina
Martha Nelson
Mahukona
Thompson
W. O. Smith
Kinan
Circuit Court
W.G. Walker
Ookala
E. W. Barnard
Laupahoehoe
C. McLennon
Papaaloa
Guistan F. Rupert
Patapolis
Enterprise
Mahy
Martinelli
Apple
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd
Pioneer Wine and Liquor House
Church ST
Hild
Whitehouse & Fawxhurst
Senator Woods
A. HU. Jackson
Kinaw
Bereitner
J. A. Akuna
Like
Rosario
Ery
HR Hitchcock
W. Notley
Utley
E. Notley
M. K. Notte
Otley
M. Hughs
M. A. Ihe
M. K Notley
H. A. Bigelow
J. A. Barnard
J. M. Ross
5. E. Poole
L. J. Hors
Udge Robinson
Ney
B.R. Oth
N. Partado
Lindsay Jr
Mies Angus
J. M. Whitehouse
Mirs
M. Richardlson
Scoville
Ponahawai
Volcano Streets
the American Grocery
Idasher—Clothier
McDonald Hilo
L. K. Pearson Peacock Building
Bank Bridge St
Economic Shoe Co., Ltd
Hoolulu Park
Mirrors
Prouty
Lewin
Gece
Balding
Reds
Ronald Kennedy
Pepe
al Menars
Robinses
Vink
Greens
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