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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
3
Lanky Bob Fitzsimmons and his wife reportedly reconciled after a January meeting in Sioux Falls. The pugilist, once tearful, regained his composure and won her back. Meanwhile a nearby blacksmith shop collapse in Sioux City narrowly avoided tragedy for Fitz.
Harry Foley plans a coast tour with Joe Thomas and Tommy West as boxing chatter centers on title claims. Jack O'Brien and Sullivan clash over a thousand dollar bet while others like Marvin Hart and Tim Murphy loom in the era's sprawling heavyweight and middleweight scene.
The column notes Tadtke inventing the California Jockeys with 62 wins and several placings, Portland staying in the Pacific Coast league, New York Athletic Club and Olympic Club entries for a San Francisco carnival, Dan Reneur and Dan Darnell tied to races with prizes and graft charges at Whitman College, Beattie entering the Pacific Coast league in 1894, and Tom Shevin of Vale breaking an engagement with Ilanrath Sheeley at Kentucky.
Board of Health discussion notes proposed ordinance regulating planning and plumbers in Oahu. President Pinkham cites sections and conflicts with county regulations, urges street cleanliness and litter controls, announces distribution of Chinese and English public notices cards, and emphasizes behavioral changes to improve Honolulu’s appearance.
A fragmentary note mentions sweeping them often and refers to rubbish. It also oddly uses the term COMBATHETS as a likely misread item. The text is unclear but indicates cleaning duties and recurring rubbish removal.
At a Board of Health meeting the Molokai Ranch Co proposal to lease Wai Kanau valley to obtain water from St was discussed. Superintendent McVeigh suggested a one half inch pipe could supply dairy cows, with the ranch paying the lease. the board left the decision to the President.
The Board of Agriculture and Forestry recommends declaring reserves at Kealia Maker Sugar Co area and Honolua forest area with hearings to be held. The Forestry Superintendent notes boundary proposals for Kauai Kenlin reserve and urges governor approval. Gerrit P. Wilder joins Agricultural Committee. Jared G. Smith reports on tobacco experiments.
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