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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1897
Page
4
By authority, Tas Payers of the Island of Onta are notified that in season 61, chapter 61 of the Reunion Laws, all unpaid taxes on the body of January will be published for collection with a list of delinquent taxpayers soon after the date. Jonathan Shaw, Atom Lat Division.
Spe Evening Bulletin reports Yeneenela’s loss in a long arbitration ending last year. French merchant M Folienna claimed 58 million francs against President Blavon. The Swiss federal council set Venezuela’s indemnity at 4,346,050 francs, with expert Virgile Rouset’s legal opinion endorsing the award as a landmark in international and civil rights.
At a San Francisco convention of health board delegates from bay counties, James Kerr of the Council of Anointed Industries warned that strict supervision of the food industry is vital. He stressed that California goods must be kept pure and up to standard to avoid losing customers to spurious products.
Dr Brenecer of San Jose and Alameda delegates described the tuberculosis examination method in their remarks. Dr Spencer noted no mill sale in Sau Lee without inspection, and discussed the disposal of conserved animals and potential profit from hides and fat.
A fragmented line hints at political reform efforts in California aimed at primaries. The note suggests a cautious, tedious process with factional disputes and procedural hurdles shaping the moves by lawmakers and party actors.
The piece argues for limits on candidate numbers via nomination fees and endorsers, plus separate ballots and polling booths by jurisdiction. It cites Captain Julius Palmer’s misadventure with a corkscrew and notes California’s slow justice system as Durrant’s murder trial nears May, questioning the fairness and timeliness of the process.
Honolulu will seem belligerent under Colonel Fisher's new arrangement of keeping at the armory a supply of arms for drilling with which will obviate the necessity of guns being carried about the streets at night by volunteers. The appearances of the old practice were not fully pleasant especially to the view of casual visitors.
A slim chance exists for passage of either the Spalding or the Scrymaer enable bill this session. The faint hope is that Congress may offer an open subsidy to the first company that deposits a sufficient guarantee of prompt business.
A proposal suggests reshaping the calendar to include thirteen months starting in 1900. The thirteenth month name is open, but the plan hints at avoiding tax timing on sugar. The comment notes potential tax-avoidance implications and public reaction.
A sea-drift plant collected by Japanese fishermen at Lahaina is proposed for securing by the Bishop Museum. The find highlights collector collaboration and museum acquisition interest.
C B Reynolds executive officer of the Board of Health toured Wailuku and Kahului hospital repairs and worked to arrange births marriages and deaths recording. He reviewed license matters and praised Kahului sanitary conditions noting the odor along the Wailuka route. Deputy Sheriff Scott was urged to act on abatement measures as Lady Herron departed on the W G Hall for Kauai.
The Rev Canon Stone of Wigan will shortly be ordained Anglican Bishop of New Guinea. Separately, the Italian Premier Rudini dissolves the Socialist club in the Roman province and King Prempeh of Ashanti is moved to Sierra Leone. Reports cover relief works in drought regions, rail orders for New South Wales, beef analysis, and donations to Pasteur Institute and a phthisis hospital.
Bingers products dominate the fair with over 15,000,000 units made and sold earning top awards for construction, smooth motion, speed, adjustability, durability, and ease of use. Agent B Bergersen located at 16 Bothel streets.
Immense consignments of new goods arrive and are set for sensational exposure. Among essentials for every well run home are the Gem Ice Shaver, fish scalers, French slicers, carvers, bread knives and silverware in various handles. Affordable, durable and labor saving items advertised for immediate purchase.
The Pacific Club announces the Paolo Club will hold its annual meeting at the Club Room at seven thirty p.m. on Monday evening February 1, 1807. Special business includes by law amendments. Members unable to attend should proxy. J. M. Monsarrat, Secretary.
A brief notice cites The Honolulu Sanitarium at 1082 King Street. It mentions A Quist, a homelike place with trained nurses, and Dr Kellogg as superintendent with telephone contact 630.
Short classified notice offers furnished rooms with board for two gentlemen. Apply at Bulletin Offen, 516 in the newspaper's vicinity for details and occupancy terms.
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