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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1905

Page

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Gear Struck Gold In B M Mine

Tonopah paper reports George D. Gear and George B. McKennie returning from inspecting the Lida B. M. mine in Esmeralda County Nevada. They anticipate capital for development as ore outcrops run ten to forty feet wide with assays up to 70 dollars. adjoining claims include Buckboard and Buckboard area with rich surface rock. prospects seen as bright and a smelter deal considered with Honolulu capital.

Tonopah Nevada George D. Gear Honolulu George B. McKennie Napa County California Lida B. & M Lida 6 M. Ta Brown Hope Ohio Group Buckboard Welch Group Florida Wisconsin Caledonia Thanks Finckboard McKensie Tm Goldfield Lida Mesars McKennie Geryk Ventura Esmeralda Rock Gear Aledonia Ban

County Board of Supervisors Holds Evening Meeting

The QC County Board of Supervisors meets at 7:90 tonight to discuss general business and establish rules for the board. Road funds show a $1900 allocation, with Johnson noting only 900 needed for road work. balance may be unused as the department runs.

Qahy County Aries Lucas Johnson

Board rescinds salary resolution before road work

The board undone a salary provision tied to a development plan and approved another measure for the same amount. It allows the road superintendent to set salaries as he sees fit, potentially increasing gains by about a thousand dollars.

Divorce Granted on Ground of Desertion in Honolulu

The filing notes Mrs W. Ellin sought divorce from her husband on the mainland and in Honolulu alleging cruelty did not form part of the complaint. The divorce was granted on the ground of desertion.

Mra W Ellin Honolulu Dasor

Olivia Strike Over Btkhon Co Ends Quiet Today

A Texarkana report notes a message from Ola stating all bands at work at the plantation amid labor tensions. Mia Bourke, daughter of D A Smith, formerly of the Manufacturers Shoe Co, is referenced in connection with the notice on rules and regulations in reliquor seals published in this paper.

Btkhon & Co Ola Mia Kri Bourke D. A. Smith Manufacturers’ Shoe Co Texarkana Texas Teaue

Watson for Deputy Attorney in county post

J M Watson a capable young attorney who ran on the fusion ticket for County Attorney against the Republican A Douthitt will be appointed Deputy County Attorney. County Attorney Douthitt was seen this afternoon and said he did not wish to comment until a decision is reached.

Jims J. M. Watson Ofce Repubican A. Douthitt Douthitt Prasent

County Finances Outlook for Oahu Tax Revenues

County Treasurer Trent expects about 12000 dollars from Oahu County’s July tax share. He says year end will show roughly 60000 dollars more than the monthly installment for the county.

Trent Expectso Oahu County

Governor and Farmer Editor Sevening Bulletin

Ten years ago I bought a small farm on Moloka i and, after failed talks with the Wider's Steamship Co, bought the sloop Volante for six hundred dollars to move freight to market. In May 1903 Mr McVeigh, superintendent of the leper settlement, asked to use the sloop to reach Pelekunu but landings were unsafe. He then took command of the sloop and the Hoop captain to Walkolu. A wreck later damaged the boat and I claimed two hundred fifty dollars from the legislature, which was reduced and then rejected by the Governor. Yours truly, O Tollerson.

Sevening Bulletin Tittle Farm Mo- Joka Wider Volante Moloki Aloop Lahaina Mr. McVelmh Snpore Acro Maulin whate-Lant Polokuna Hla Pelekunu Hoop Tollefson Bulletin Omen

Hawaiian Electric Plans Lease of Nuuanu Station

Hawaiian Electric Company seeks to lease the Nuuanu electric station from the Territory, a move debated by the Superintendent of Public Works and the Board of Supervisors. If approved, the County would pay for street lighting to the lessee. if not, the city would run and own the plant. An outspoken local electrician warns the Mawallan Electric Company could gain control, risking a municipal monopoly.

Board of Supervisors Hawaiian Electric Company Nuwany Valley Mawatlan Electric Company Public Works Department Nuwanti Ha 1Wilian Electric Company J White Howe J Mawallan Electric Company Nawanw Valley Tiawal Eleetric Company

Attorney General Opens Campaign On Money Lenders

The Attorney General's Department began action to shield government employees from moneylenders. It targets those hopelessly involved, while offering no bankruptcy relief to others as a remedy. Petitions by Doc Killetua and Louis Kane, both Board of Health employers, seek voluntary bankruptcy. Killetua details numerous notes and blank salary warrants tied to Wm. L. Peterson, with unsecured claims totaling $820. Kane notes $198 in debts to Peterson, with $20 exemption and property claimed.

Attorney General's Department Doc Killetua Lain Knene Ceeil Killehva Tl Patoram Peterson Blake Whld Suniko Mens Podl- Homer Selaline W. HM Bradley David L. Peterson Wm. L. Peterson David J. Peterson W. H. Dradiey 1. M. Headley Petitioner Wm. 1. Pewrson Wmn le Peter Fon Toner W. H. Hradley Patitioner Curiher Hile Wim L. Petterson Tim L. Peterson Yeti Honer Tom Louie Kane Killehua Tle

Witnesses Transferred From Camp McKinley

Federal authorities transfer five soldiers from Camp McKinley to serve as witnesses in counterfeiters cases before Judge Doln in October. The two current camps will send men to the mainland as new companies arrive, per Dr. N Rossella who is among Russian prisoners in Japan advocating liberal government for Runala.

Camp McKinley Judge Doln N. Rossella Japan Runala

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B& M Aran Falfed Besjnin Makers New York Olivia Busines Laliedbexjan Hawaiian the Kash Company, Trust Co., Ltd. Limited Fort Street Hawaiian Electric Co Nuuanu Health Board MR Fleming F.C. Enos Wells Farge King ST. NR. Fort Alameda J. Hopp & Co., Young Bldg Washington, D. C Roosevelt Republic Seoretary Atkinson Washington Root Secretary OF State New York, N. Y Elihu Root John Hay John Paul Jones Paris France America Sigabee Manila P. 1 John Sabin San Francisco Cal Tan Oxford Ienite
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