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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin lists subscription prices for monthly quarterly and yearly periods across regions. Officials discuss municipal plans and the need to finance public works while legislators weigh fish markets and park development versus existing infrastructure proposals.
The article discusses temperance policy in the army, noting opposition to the canteen and citing reports from posts including Camp McKinney. It highlights figures on alcohol use at enlistment, the impact on discipline, and debates over the effectiveness of prohibiting canteens within the U S military. It mentions General Sanger and local post reactions, with criticism of anti-canteen activists.
Fragmented notes discuss temperance efforts within military ranks and public opinion. The text mentions officers and rank and file, urging firmer standards and accountability to promote temperance, against admitted faults.
Friday afternoon the High School will present a concert for parents and friends at two o clock. The program features mandolin ensembles, vocal pieces, a school chorus, and the High School March performed by the school orchestra. Notable participants include students and teachers, with selections such as A Winter Dreaming and Angel's Serenade.
The legal notes describe a rehearing proceeding in a quiet title case, with Judge Robinson granting a motion to quash summons for service of process on C. M. Hyde. The record shows Hyde’s extended absence, death in Honolulu on October 9, and related filings by Came & Weaver for the plaintiffs and Kinney, Ballow & McCinnatian for the defendants. Additional motions concern garnishors in the Enterprise Mill Co and Pacific MIM Co cases, argued by W. H. Armenn and Emmet May, with several garnishees listed.
Local residents and merchants join in a Christmas relief effort for the lepers in Malakal. JP Cooke and Jack Atkinon spearhead a fund, with $62 added by Custom House employees. BO Hall & Bon collect clothing and books, urging donations at their store before December 22 to hasten preparations for Christmas Day.
Paul Inenterg was elected president of the league last evening at the Maile Cima Club, succeeding chief Chilingworth who held the post since the league's formation. The grounds committee reported no definite action yet on an enclosed field for the game. The Bulletin notes 76 seats per monte.
The text outlines uniforms rifles ammunition and equipment allowances for cadet corps in active service and organized militia. It specifies compensation for officers, limits on ammunition per cadet, monthly reporting, annual inspections, and provisions for targets markers and possible cartridge training with rate limits. It also requires schools to provide proper armories and equipment.
In a poltes court morning session Judge Wilcox found Makinney guilty of a charge linked to a forged check. High Sheriff Crown led the prosecution while Brooks represented the defense. Makinney admitted possessing the funds but skepticism remained over the check’s legitimacy, and he received a $100 fine.
A Monolulu group offers a Christmas week trip to the Hu Walt volcano with a two day stay at the Volcano House and a island tour to Honuapo, returning by the Magna Soa along the coast. The package, including storage and railroad fare and full hotel accommodations in Hilo and at the Volcano House, is tipped to cost about forty dollars. Richard Ft Trent promotes the low price excursion through Jok Printing of the Bulletin.
Glave Spreckels and Co bankers list shows agencies in San Francisco Chicago Paris Berlin Hongkong London New York and other cities. Deposits received loans made on approved security and commercial and travelers credits offered by the network including Union Bank of London and Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corp.
The Yokohama Specie Bank LIMITER shows paid up capital of 18,090,000 Yen with 24,000,000 Yam capital and reserves. head office at Yokohama. It engages in collection bills of exchange drafts and letters of credit and offers six month drafts and four month loans. Branches extend to Republic Bid at 11 King Street, Honolulu.
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