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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1905
Page
1
The Hawaii House discusses an array of spending measures including road and street extensions, a $50,000 subsidy for a steamship line, and a $10,000 tourism and immigration promotion. Bills on alien permissions and school libraries advance as committees weigh open questions and procedural rules.
Phe Males and folante meet tomorrow at Haneball Park at 2 45 p m to decide the championship. Both sides have trained hard and are expected to provide a good game. Lineups show folanis and Valles in goal, backs, halves, and forwards with several named players listed as reserves.
Sugar rising to new level with centrifugal quotations around 4.99 cents and parity at 6.23 cents. The note cites previous quotations 401875 cents and 15s for related commodities. Fragments indicate a San Francisco filing dated February 17 with ongoing price chatter in the sugar market.
The assembly opened at 10 with all present except Maholona. Clerk Kal anokalani read the Second Day minutes as Sergeant-at-Arms Duncan delivered a Governor message on loan appropriations, which was ordered printed. Andrade loses a book from his desk and returns it. a seating chart details members by rows and desks, with notes on arrangement and a photo postcard riff at the end.
The Hawaii election contest before Judge Dole opened with Secretary Atkinson testifying he had charge of all election ballots and documents. A block of ballots for Delegate was identified. bags will be opened under scrutiny as the trial proceeds with witnesses and officials watching closely. The report also notes unrelated items including a reference to a blind-systems exhibit in Angers and a line about fine job printing at The Bulletin.
The Senate met at noon with most members present. Achi and Dickey reported on the Revised Laws bill urging rapid passage to consolidate statutes into one volume for accessibility and reference. The committee proposed amendments and urged approval, with the bill advancing to third reading amid adjournment.
Haleiwa Hotel on Oahu Railway line features golf tennis billiards bathing fishing riding and driving. Tickets including rail fare and one room and board are $5.00, sold at Noburu Station and Trenny. Sunday service of Haleiwa Limited runs two hours, depart and return by 10:10 p.m.
The Hawaii territorial senate met, approved a two year appropriation act funded from a 1903 loan. Key items include 1.1 million dollars for island government projects, including a government building, Armory for National Guard, extensions of wharf, and educational buildings. The session opened with Hawaiian prayer and continued with roll call, amid reports from Governor and clerk Buckland.
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