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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1906
Page
8
A fragmented notice urges dog owners to pay dog tax and wear the registry number on a collar. It warns misbehaving dogs may be ridden in a wagon until obedience returns and promises a large stock of collars and fittings.
In Los Angeles, Postmaster Pratt exposes that the appointment of a successor was altered to no candidate. Kenaka, Towse, and others are tangled in a disputed sequence. Towse initially denied involvement, then suggested a reconsideration, with Pratt noting no proper selection was made and the process may drag for days.
The Supreme Court opened its January term with multiple cases. Attorneys General and defense counsel argued various appeals including F. Laewelku v Territory of Hawaii, Kaptolang Bot. Ltd v L.A. Thureton, and other Circuit Court matters. The estate of Keabomab was discussed, with demurrer briefs to be submitted by the next Saturday. The term's rapid docket indicated next Monday for further action.
Judge Rebinson convened the Grand Jury for the January term. A large number of talesmen were excused, leaving eleven jurors listed for the next venire. Some members were excused until Friday when Judge Hoteman will swear them in if enough qualified maintainers of the new venire are available.
The annual secretary’s report lists the governor’s official acts for the year, including appointments, pardons, paroles, civil rights restorations, and consular corps details. The document will be forwarded to Wallington tomorrow and covers actions through January, July, and the previous year’s end.
Governor and Mrs Carter with children returned to the city today from Haleiwa hotel Waialua after a two day retreat. The party traveled by rail. Mrs J R Galt and Miss Carter also visited Haleiwa and other relatives were noted leaving for Chicago tomorrow.
A report notes Bulger and the contracting team drafting government bids for Manila water and sewer projects. Hiding the lowest offer, a firm quoted 8300.00 for a section while Lord, Belear, and Matson vie for the entire system at about 1 040 000. Openings set for January 12 with two years for completion.
The Alaskan will load about 7 000 tons of sugar at Honolulu and complete the hold with 400 tons from other islands before sailing to Hilo then New York. About 196 000 days of umur are noted. cargoes and schedule details follow, including a mistaken entry about the freight and the vessel’s route through Kahatol.
The notice lists multiple vessel movements and ports of call in Hawaiian Standard Time. It records departures and arrivals including Fullerton McKechuie for the Coast, J A Cummins Searle for Waimanalo and others, with windward Kaunt ports and Raunt port movements noted and various captains named.
A list of travelers departs for Hilo including Peretme and Kinga along with numerous passengers such as G. C. Aldwa J. C. Ph canoo Hurd N Basan and many others. The roster names priests nuns and various family members among the travelers.
In Probate in Honolulu Territory Hawaii the estate of William Kamana shows Administrator William O Smith seeks allowance of 2306.03 and charges of 5001.27 with final distribution and discharge. Hearing set for February 9 1906 at 9:30 before the circuit court in Honolulu, with three weekly notices in Evening Bulletin.
The U S Weather Bureau station records 6 am 66 degrees 8 am 72 10 am 76 noon 18 morning low 66 barometer 30.08 absolute humidity 6.581 grains per cubic foot relative humidity 77 percent dew point 65 wind velocity totals and directions given up to noon trace rainfall in past 24 hours 14 miles wind movement. Section director Ashley McC.
The Orpheum stage presents Why Women Sin with Lian Heyward of the National Stock Company and Richard Bubler leading a skilled cast. A matinee crowd, mainly women, filled the house as the strong drama drew praise for its vivid performances and timely themes, with evening showings to follow tonight and tomorrow.
While moving along the Kinet wharf in the morning the steamer Likeite bumped the stern of the steamship Kanal, causing damage that will require replacing several pieces of lumber around Kanal's rim. Likeite was entering the slip to take on cargo for its regular run to Maui and Molokai ports. the Kauai was ahead of it.
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