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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
4
In a Duarte era dispute, rivalries between San Francisco and San Diego intensify as both plan to host the Panama Canal opening celebration. A joint meeting of business leaders from both cities is arranged in Los Angeles to decide which city will hold the fall event.
Early city election polls indicate George Alexander leads the Good Government slate for Mayor and the full ticket with a narrow majority of about 4500. Alexander assumed the office to fill the vacancy after Mayor Harper's recall.
In San Francisco on December 7 a report states Heney intends to sue W. H. Crocker in New York for damages about 250000 hours. The grounds are said to be publication of a signed article in a New York paper reflecting on him. Verification was not possible.
New York reports George Crocker, noted San Francisco financier who died recently, left one million and one half to Columbian University. The funds are designated to cover costs of a cancer investigation and to pursue a search for a remedy.
High general Allen in his annual report urges adoption of a definitive plan for aeronautics development in the army. The national rivers and harbors commission will convene there on Wednesday with sixty delegates from the Pacific Coast among those present.
Washington dispatch reports that martial law has been declared in the Republic of Honduras. The development comes after President's address to Congress and a reading of documents on Friday.
The Board of Supervisors approved general appropriations for City and County Government for the six months starting January 1 1910 totaling 348196 with additions for two inspectors. The measure raises salaries for several staff including city attorney aides, a stenographer, jailers, and a hospital physician, and funds Christmas gifts for employees. Road maintenance funding increases to 15000 and Kopulauloa road district to 2000 with a special road tax fund of 21900.
A rough practice session is planned for all high school soccer players this afternoon at Makiki field. Players are urged to turn out for a full hour of drills and scrimmage, with emphasis on fitness and teamwork.
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