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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1911

Page

4

Many Gamblers On The Docket

A police docket in District Magistrate Monawrrat shows thirty four gambling cases. Defendants include Hitters and others arrested for presence at gambling, with eleven forfeiting bail to avoid court. A Chinese defendant through attorney Chillingworth demanded jury trial. One Japanese, 3 F. Colburn, faced cruelty to animals and was discharged for insufficiency of evidence. George Woolkey waived examination. Alvin Kua faced charges, and Vincent Pedro, a local figure, was discharged with reprieve. Pedro warned of bodily harm. Judge Monwar set next Friday for further action.

Telat Monawrrat Fraga John Gomex Wali Joseph Sousa Honoluli Alarney Boters Bousa Alvin Kua Vincent Pedro Monna Hua Hono Huth Monwar Pedro Decker Jannage

Plan Commission Takes Up Erection of Le-Deck Wharf Proposal

Details from a continued plan commission discussion describe erection of a le-deck wharf along the Alaken line and the possible use of machinery to support construction. The attorney general weighs whether a camelon can be part of the $100,000 paving block project, while Kenna of Pittshore is reported killed by a spent bullet from a Fourth of July celebration.

Attorney Generalaw Co Om, Kenna Pittshore

Honolulu City and County July Expenditures Report

Summary of July city and county spending in Honolulu detailing district allocations, road and street repairs, rock and concrete purchases, storm sewers, sprinkling, drainage work, and salaries for district officials and staff. Key items include Kalakaua Avenue and King Street work, Punhaele road grading, and the Read Wilder report on road maintenance and new drainage projects.

Nowinu Avenue Honolulu B.C. Wile Ger Fern Wilder Solililt Auarry Atewaight Fond Horetanta Avena Fort Street Switch Road Kalakaua Avenue King Street Lewht Avenue Merchant Treet Nuuanu Pass Punchbow Queen Street Tantalus Road Connecion Kalthi Valley Eatehbantnan Banyan Street Wyille Street Punhaele Road Jones Street Manan

Must Screen Up Or Be Arrested In City Notice

A city issued ordinance mandates compliance with screening and other measures by residents. Noncompliance risks arrest as authorities urge action before a Saturday deadline. Affected individuals face penalties, while a large shipment and various codes or abbreviations are noted in the report.

Belvay

Eldorado Sails to California With Wood Shipment

The American schooner Eldorado Thir vonnel sailed from Hilo June 28 and was reported to have arrived at Redondo California on Monday carrying a hard wood railway shipment. Ongoing road and street maintenance costs include Punahow and Mokiki districts adding 141.79 to expenses, Ninth Avenue canal work adding 107.50, and Prospect Street retaining wall raising overall project costs for local residents.

Eldorado Naugan Pall Punahow Mokiki Ninth Avenue

Honolulu in Web of Romance: Philo Mobley’s Pretty Romance

Stockton Independent reports a melodramatic tale of Philo Mobley, a former Stockton High student drawn into a Hawaii bound romance with Mio Le Compean. The couple’s reunion aboard the steamer Lartine sparks gossip as friends gather on the dock amid secrets and curiosity.

Philo Mobley Tie Stockton Independent Reid Philo Ths Place Stockton High School Modesto Wot Langdon Sin Prin Olen Meteen Alster Hawaiian Islands Honoluin Rome Cupid Lartine

Two Hawaii Mills Cease Grinding for Season

Two plantations along the Hama kia coast of Hawaii shut down cane grinding for the season. Wallele, a steamer arriving from Hawaii west, carried the news to Honokaa and ports along the coast. The Vanoel and Wallele reports indicate a setiide will finish at Honokas on Friday. Weather along the coast and at touched ports is noted for approaching drafts and future loads.

Hamakia Hawaii Kukulehuele Wallele Honokas

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