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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1899
Page
1
After two o clock yesterday Butterts reported vote totals with 12 more electors cast at four per hour across six precincts. Four precincts beyond Nuihana street not visited as not worth time. Senatorial votes scarce with only ten of the group voting.
A Port Honolulu report recounts a protest against confirming a steamer City of Columbia sale and a bid reopening. Attorneys for protestants and purchaser argued as cheques for opening bids were tendered, while ship data and inspection protocols for the Fansang from Yokohama are listed alongside crew, officers, and health actions for Japanese immigrants.
The Jole Walters company offers a farewell performance in Honolulu. A new program will charm patrons at the popular house as the company concludes its stay, drawing a large audience. Tickets are on sale at the Honolulu Drug Company.
The mortgaged sale of valuable city property advertised by Auctioneer Jas. F. Morgan has been postponed to Monday March 6 at 12 o'clock noon.
In the Police Court at forenoon Ab Kin faced lawful possession of opium. His sentence was suspended. Sylvano Nobrega, charged with assault and battery on Kahaanaele w, has a case set for February 28. The SS Fausang will sail for Portland at daylight tomorrow.
Hon. 5. M. Damon, Hawaii's Minister of Finance, discusses the Bank of Bishop & Co. imports of gold for the first quarter of 1899. He references a morning article claiming 8829,60495 in vaults and argues the circulating medium and treasury reserves are misrepresented. He predicts a conservative four to five million in currency needs and explains customs revenue trends and planned reserves to avoid gaps.
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