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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
5
Forty four cabin passengers and seventy one in steerage aboard the Alameda. Most women aboard. Over half Portuguese, with a few Chinese and many nationalities represented. Carried a cargo of goods including coffee and sugar. Paxton and Mrs Paxton among the travelers.
The Senate County Committee reviews a bill to create a County Surveyor office in Hawaii Territory. It notes potential benefits and delays, aims to preserve maps and surveys in the office of the County Recorder, and discusses future survey offices, but finds immediate full implementation not expedient.
The Supreme Court issued an opinion in the guardianship of minors Mabel Helen and Edith Roberts. Fullerton challenged Lindway's removal order and referenced the Sea Verdict. The decision, produced by Justice Wilder, appears to support Fullerton's view, though the opinion hints at lingering disputes.
The court affirms the order discharging guardian Fullerton citing improper proceedings and investment of funds in a worthless mortgage. It remands for further proceedings, agreeing to remove the guardian while reversing only part of the order and directing the circuit judge to proceed under the opinion.
Beverly resident Han nah Maria Parker Smith, born in Bradford, England, applied for naturalization papers at the Basex County Superior Court. The signing and swearing were conducted by Clerk James Hale. the case will proceed to Washington for final action toward naturalization as a citizen of the United States.
Local notices list a church and chamber meetings, a bakery ad, and a series of misc entries. Names and places include Peter's Messenger Service Tuliyhon and New England Bakery, with community and business notices among brief items.
The University Club voted unanimously to buy Hanlolea Lawn for its premises and invest over 10 000 dollars in improvements. President Hartwell and HB cooperated with Henry Waters Trost Company to secure the property, which cost about 5 000 dollars.
In Hawaii at Kilau ea, activity from a recent eruption continued with signs of settling. Report notes ongoing volcanic vents and movement as the lava pit slowly reconsolidates after a week of intense activity.
Report notes difficulty locating John Duggan, who won the lowest bid for the Leprechaun contract, while several bidders fear not getting best value. New ruling requires bid security. if Duggan is not found, the second lowest may be considered. Coast workers react to potential changes and bond requirements.
Holloway, MD Superintendent of Public Works reports inspection of Highland Park roads by builder Mr. Desks. Board to consider acceptance of Malle Way and Metcalf street extensions and Manoa avenue as public highways when funds permit, with prior approval of grade and width already given.
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