Changes in House proposals discussed by Governor Carter
E C Hall and Son Ltd members of House suggested changes during the morning session on salaries. The debate touched on which department heads should be paid and objections to fixed salaries for public accounts and lands. Governor Carter dissented with some representatives, urging timely action while noting delays and the absence of a routine session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durin
Carter
Pomme
Whrien
Mioraits
Timit
Ile
Pacific Special Excursion Promotes Pacific Trade to St Louis
Business leaders of Hawaii urged to join a California led Pacific Special excursion to St Louis leaving San Francisco around May 1. Secretary TL M Pletener of the California State Board of Trade notes a broad industry delegation from Hawaii will attend to attract attention to Pacific trade. The group leverages a low round trip of 67.40 dollars valid ninety days with return on any Southern route.
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California
St. Louis
San Or
TL. M. Pletener
California State Board of Trade
Kaeade
Tusta Ten
Honoluli
Hawaii
Thay
Jolphia
Pacific
M. Cooke
Prement
San Francisco
Boyd
Alameda
Chawatlam Jockey Club Forms June Racing Program
The Chawatlam Jockey Club set up an executive committee to draft a June 11 racing program and circulate entry invites to horsemen for Honolulu on the big annual holiday. President Isenberg led the meeting. Cyclone testimony failed to prove Joe Wheeler’s identity. Officers were elected unanimously and finances showed 1908 receipts at 4126 with debts wiped out, delinquent dues discussed, and a three month term jail sentence handed to Halemano for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chawatlam Jockey Club
Mosare W. H. Hiovgs
Prince David
J. C. Quinn
Wwlanda
Honoulu
D. Plr
Isenberg
Joe Wheeler
A. R. Cunud
The
Park Commission
Jockey Club
Kaplolint Park
Cunha
Quinn
Sultan
CL. Crabbe
Dc. Quinn
Jake Sullivan
le le McCandrews
Gua Sehimin
Second Umpire Named For The Baseball League Season
The Baseball League held a meeting in the Elke Hall yesterday afternoon naming Cottrell as second umpire for the season to substitute Bert Bowers. A heated debate over contracts and league ownership followed, with a five to five vote on a resolution favoring Elks and H A Cs. President Owenberg cast the deciding vote to defeat the measure. An amendment restricting disposal of grounds’ interest and a plan to bar hypothecation of gate receipts were discussed and then defeated.
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Baseball League
Elke’ Hall
Cottrell
Meaton
Bert Bowers
Fik
Matles
Elkx
Revolution
The
Elks
Carter
Punahous
Kame
Malley
Steere
Puna Hous
Prosident
O Wenberg
Frst
Expense Bill 16 Passed Third Time in House
The morning session of the House saw bill No. 2, appropriating 10 000 dollars, reach third reading with a vote of aye and no opposed. Jared G. Smith, departing for the Ko hat district, will conduct a general inspection of agricultural matters and speak on the loat-hopper work in that vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared G. Smith
Maut Universaing
Kohat
Republican Primary Elections at Makiki Store Building
A notice states the Republican primary elections will be held at the Makiki Store Building at Wilder Avenue and Keeaumoka Streets on April 4, 1904, with J A M Hopper as presiding officer.
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Makiki
Wilder Avenue
Keeaumoka Streets
D. Wada
Ana Na
Uland
Kaual
B. Wada
Anahola
Jon I. Morgan
Aaid
District Court of the United States
District of Mawali
Wade Warren Thayer
Closeout Sale of Tea and Laundry Bar Soap Items
At closing out prices, offering CHOICE CEYLON TEA in 6 1/2 lb pkgs and other assorted goods. Hawaiian laundry bar soap in 1% canes, Maile, naptha, borax and band soap, 20 cakes per case, all at reduced prices. Call early.
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Steck
Local boxing match and dinner event announced
MW. McChesney & Sons Ltd hosts a Continental dinner at the Royal Wallin hotel tomorrow at 4:30 pm with table reservations via office. Cyclone Kelley is slated to fight Dave Harry Jones on April 30 as part of a series of bouts and rehearsals for the Pirates of Penzance, with Kellie and Barry noted as well matched in size and skill. The Evening Bulletin notes weight classes, trainer readiness, and a possible further booking for Maui and Hawaii time.
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Royal
Wallin
Offee
Kelley
Alameda
Dave Harry Juntes
Barry
Alze
Pirates of
Wille Rownie
Honolulu Weather and Harbor Arrivals April Update
April notes from the Weather Bureau Punahou record lower temperatures and humidity details for Maui, Kauai, and Honolulu. Arrival and departure listings show Alameda from San Francisco, Ka Mol to Hawaii ports, and Manna Lon toward Maui and Kona with passenger names including Mrs. Wage ner and Miss Wong Kong among others.
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A. H
Nevadin
Weeden
Rabatul
San Francisco
Stir
Mikuhola
Gregory
Kauul
Sehr
Ka Mol
Ipa
Hawaii Porta
Manna Lon
Simonton
Maui
Kona
Kau Porte
Anti Saloon League Reviews Year of Work and Leadership Changes
The Anti-Saloon League reports a productive year with W A Bowen as treasurer noting expenses of 214, a reduction from the previous year’s 2440. New officers elected include W D Weatervelt as president and Rev. Snodgrass as secretary. The group, weighing prohibition strategy, discussed policy shifts toward regulation and high license saloon districts.
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Anti-Baroon League
M.C. A
W. A. Bowen
Mitamura
Planta “Lona
Provident Westervelt
Scudder
Beudder
W. D. Weatervelt
Pearson
J. M. Whitney
Snodgrass
B.C. Jones
C. ‘. Atherton
J. P. Cooke
Program Changes At Orpheum Tonight
The Orpheum vaudeville bill is anew this evening with added act Hosehuda and refreshed acts by Dorothy Drew Tossing Austins Nawn Baker and the Myotcal Johnsons. Katherine Dahl offers new songs while the Knetoscope will show fresh films as nine histories are presented. The Bulletin lists theatre notices and business information including rates and services.
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Orpheum
Hosehuda
Coon
Tae
Dorothy Drew
Austins
Tor Nawn
Mont
Pete” Baker
Hina
Myotcal Johnsons
Musical Johnsona
Katherine Dahl
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King Street
E. C. Hall & Son, Ltd
June Rages
Cncern
D. Py Isenberg
McCandless
C. LquCrabbe
Wilder
Halemano
al In'e Ring Mill
Palamp
Hard Inbar
Jude Lind
Bulletli
UMPRE
Hawaiian Trading Co., Ltd
Fort Stree
Love Bulicing
Thos. F. McTighe & Co
King
Drummond
Corey Abe Haramed Ocey
Oshane Abche
Wong Kee
Hilea
Honoapy
Wong Bau
J. MH. Boper
Preais
MW. McChesney &Sons Ltd
Queen Street
Mive Mari
Miow M. Schmidt
C. 8
Evening Bulletin
Pecos
United States
Kabului
Ito
Mo ‘Nolulu
Greenwich
Punahow
Fate
Mtendy
K. To
R. C. Lydecker
Downoll
Ke Anton
Tillett
Wauat Porte
Asda
Btn
Bennett
Ookala
Sanpahoehos
Lahaina
Masta Kawashué
Mahukona
Hilo
At & Ip
Bangalore
Blanchard
Kubulul
Wee
Mau
Kau
Mauna
R. R. Hudson
J. Whitford
Mr. Wagener
Min
Lucy Kaleikau
Mre
A. Marcellao
Marcelino
Ls. Chong
Mra
Wong Kong
J. Richardson
E. T. Patton
Millie Medeiros
John Richardson
W. B. Picker
San Francis
Por
Marion Bell
Count E. Bonzi
Jov. H. Cherry
Wm. Cochrane
Harry Davis
G. R. Feld
Gage
M. Heywood
T. J. Hoffman
W. R. Hudson
F. M. Husted
JJ Sutherland Moss
P. Schneider
Mise
C. N. Weaver
Carl H. Well
Cyclone Kelley Gomes
Dave Barry
Pours
Ais Hotel SP
OpplYsung Hotel
Whitney & Marsh
Union Express Co., Ltd
Steamship Co
Oceanic Steamship Co
Pacific Mall Steamship Co
Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co
Toye Kinen Kaisha Steamship Co
Lephone Main
Anti-Saloon League
Chambers Drug Co., Limited
GALE
Mia St
A. N. Kepoikai
Territory of Hawaii
Ofice
District OF Hawaii
Anubola
Taand
Je.e
Bulletin Publishing Company
JAS. F. Morgan
Kaahumana Street
P.O
Morgan
NEW Overland
Chicago
New York
Eryay Bay
Southern Pacific
McCormick
T. H. Goodman
Francisco
Lauhala
G. W. McDougall
Hookena
South Kona
Babe Ico and Electric Co
Kawato
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