08 Aug 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1895
Page
1
Bore 18 inches stroke 4 inches with crank shaft on pulley and hand reversing gear. Engine body 3 feet by 20 feet. For details contact Theo. H. Davies & Co. Ltd in Honolulu.
The Senate, called to order, hears Minister Hatch present three bills repealing old statutes. One repeals all prior cable laws, another revokes Act 27 of 1886 on water passage for nonbeneficiaries, and a third repeals Act 60 of 1890 on agricultural railways. All passed first and second readings. adjournment follows.
After the opening of the House, bills and resolutions were reported by the President. The tramways bill faced amendment to extend the Hawaiian Tramways Co.'s electricity privilege to 1897, with debate over timing and feasibility. The amendment was lost and the bill passed. Senate alcohol amendments were discussed, with section 5 and 6 changes debated. Joint committees on Registration, Liquor, and Great Seal named. adjournment set for tomorrow.
On the Bennington the crew prepared for a farewell boat party and dance for officers ordered to the Coast. Judge Perry presided in a District Court where Mark Lyon faced a vulgar language charge and was fined after a disputed interpretation of public place. A. Coelho was fined $10 plus costs for insulting language. Joe, the native who injured a policeman, faced preliminary examination later today.
Domingos Ferreira, accused by a father of a 17 year old Portuguese girl, is on bonds awaiting trial for a serious offense after allegedly enticing her from Punchbowl and assaulting her at Waikiki. The girl, still affected by the abuse, has testified as the case advances with Ferreira in custody following a prior escape.
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