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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1907
Page
5
Acting Governor Atkinson accepted B D Tenney's resignation as Superintendent of Immigration. Tenney sent his withdrawal letter June 28 and leaves the Territory tomorrow due to a large immigrant ship payout. Officials consider appointing a successor. Richard Ivera is highly recommended for the post.
Weather data for 8 a m to noon shows temperatures from 74 to 82 and a morning low of 24 with humidity around 62 percent. Rainfall 0 in 24 hours. Tenders opened for supplying coal to Kallhi jumping station and newer pump station with bids from Dilligham & Co and Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co with prices from 8.50 to 9.50 per ton.
In last month's competition at Charles Elvin's Shooting Gallery Harvey Chilton won the medal and Winchester rifle. This month three prizes will go to the top Creedmore Target scorers, but Chilton will be barred by rules for the next three months in all similar contests. A Lige for Dealers Association meeting lasted about two hours then an executive session. no action was public, though saloon license applicants were present and active. James L. Bradford begins a two year parish prison term after being convicted of conspiracy to defraud the Government. Acting Governor Atkinson invites officials to Fourth of July literary exercises to be held, urging them to attend and be honored.
The Honolulu Stock Exchange reports a latest sugar quotation of 3.875 cents per pound, equivalent to 77.50 dollars per ton.
Police investigate a hackman who forced two ladies to pay 25 dollars for a late pickup and left them near the Rapid Transit line. Sheriff Jaukea is urged to act as hackmen in reputable service fear loss of business from this incident.
Calpain John A. Toke commander of H M 8 Monmouth and Acting British Consul Poster met Acting Governor Al Jettison this morning. Adjutant General Jones and Colonel Sam Johnson represented the Territory’s military. The call lasted about half an hour and the visitors were entertained. W Phillips manager of a Canadian railroad is a guest at the Hawaiian with Mrs Phillips. Their intended stay was a month but may extend to two months.
The Pacific States Tour Contest count will be published Friday July 5. Local items include bakery notes, shop adverts, and public notices. Authorities report meetings, divorces, guardian accounts, and preparations for the Fourth of July. Japanese immigration matters and a French steamer due with cargo and passengers are also noted, with counterfeit money hearings continuing.
C V Gray of the Hawaiian Ome Specialty Co and C Huntress of Moneer Advertising report burglars entered after 24 m, ransacking clothing and trunks. From Huntress pocket five cents, from Gray trunk two dollars and a silver watch were stolen. Intruders attempted to enter Lloyd’s room but fled. Livingston notes a tampered window but no entry.
Metropolitan Meat Co will close at 8 a.m. on Thursday July 4, 1907. Two deliveries are scheduled for Wednesday July Bed, 1907.
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