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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1905
Page
3
Waterhouse reports unclear notes from a local event with scattered names and dates. The piece hints at organizing efforts and potential schedules but readable details remain fragmented.
The governor announced enactment of numerous bills including forest land protection in Hawaii, revisions to Revised Laws on taxation and business, juror and trial provisions, and various measures altering the Territory's legal framework. The message lists Act numbers from 71 through 108 and notes several vetoes and amendments to finance, public works, and governance. The final items mention a novel reference and a description of rare diamond collections.
A House Special Committee report details medical examinations of Mrs. Makanui held at Kaliht Receiving Station as a suspected leper. Doctors Day Yehida and McDonald examined her and Mikana Kaipu, with findings urging treatment and the possible establishment of a Kaliht hospital for mild and incipient cases. The report cites Dr Day's view that early care offers good outcomes and condemns lifelong banning. The session also notes an observed Maui resident Gow Mablat during the inspection.
The Governor signed House Bill 222 and oil bill 193 faced third reading. Amendments affected wall around tanks and wording for fuel oils and their products. Senate voting showed narrow passages with the chamber debating storage tank clauses and the 140 to 120 degree amendment, while clerks’ fees and minute statements were discussed. The veto of the leprosy bill was noted and House and Senate actions on various bills and committees continued through the evening session.
Entered for Record on April 25 1905 from 10 30 am to 4 pm. Names appear garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear parties including John Walker and Alvares. Record extends to April 26 1905 with additional mentions of Ramoel Newlelin and Ket of Alorian King-8.
The Katmulil Zoo will open its new home to the public on Saturday March 10. The bears have just moved into their new quarters the previous evening, marking the start of the public viewing in the new house.
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