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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1905

Page

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Overcharged Blast Damages Normal School Toilet Block

An explosion at the new Normal School on Hockfeld street caused about a thousand dollars in damage to a partially built toilet building. Prison laborers were clearing debris as repairs are delayed by missing drain material and structural misjudgments. Contractors Aheong and W. J. nd supplied fittings. impact damaged rock and dirt toppled the structure, twisting plumbing and wrecking tanks while awaiting replacements.

Normal School Hockfeld Street Aheong W. J. Nd New York

Parker Ranch Butter Mile and Dairy Prospects Highlighted

EP Low testified at the Parker Ranch cane hearing on a dairy operation plan. He cited 13 000 cows with at least 1 000 milking cows and projected annual butter revenue of 15 000 to 20 000 dollars. The ranch could cut imports by producing butter, raise corn, and develop home and poultry ventures, noting Waimea homesteaders yielded 45 to 40 bushels per acre while Parker Ranch raised none.

Low Parker Ranch Low Criti Carter Waimea

Pineapples shipment set for mainland delivery

Bonoma July 25 The Tropic Fruit Co will ship its next lot of choice pineapples to the mainland Leave orders at Wella Far uo Co s office King Ct Phone Main 15

Bonoma The Tropic Fruit Co Wella Far uo @ Co King Ct

Committeemen To Meet Supervisors In Local Politics

The Republican County Committee plans to meet the Board of Supervisors members Smith Adame Archer Lucas and Cox to discuss whether the board will seek the committee's recommendation on appointments. Supervisors Pasle and Moore, not Republicans, show indifference to the consulting. Debates over federal and territorial officers’ roles in the committee arise, with opposition to Lar tin Andrews and W F Drake mixing in local politics.

Republican County Committee Smith Adame Archer Lucas Cox Board of Supervisors Pasle Moore Republican Committee Lartin Andrews W. F. Drake Internal Revenue

Weather data and Holmes tale teased in Sunday Bulletin

Weather figures for 5 am to noon show absolute humidity 7.872 grains per cubic foot and relative humidity 74 percent with dew point at 68. Rainfall in 24 hours ends at 8 am is trace. Also note 160 miles of wind movement by noon. Sherlock Holmes series of the best detective story ever published will begin in the Saturday Bulletin.

Department Heads Report on Legal Work and Opinions

Attorney General Andrews prepares a report covering July 1, 1904, to June 30, 1905, with a general resume and review of key cases. The document notes 24 appeals before the Supreme Court, 20 won and 6 lost or pending, 31 civil cases won and 15 lost in circuit court, and 283 criminal cases with 234 convictions and 49 acquittals. Written and oral opinions numbered 221 and 405 respectively, plus civil term comparisons. The report highlights a decline in opinions from the prior year and suggests department heads are improving through experience.

Andrews Mikala Kalpu Board of Health Lepera Molokai Leon Supreme Court Cotton Brothers Inter Thoke Secretary of the Interior Som

Nevadan arrival and market notes at provincial station

The Nevadan is due tomorrow bringing stock of choice fruits and vegetables for Henry May & Co. Acting Governor Atkinson reviews the experiment station with Jared Smith. Birthday gifts in Kreatin HI Nichols Co noted.

Nevadan Henry May & Co Atkinson Jared Smith Kreat Nichols Co

San Francisco Firm Wins Honolulu Harbor Dredging Bid

San Francisco Bridge Company wins the Honolulu harbor dredging contract with a bid of 24 87-100 cents per cubic yard. Bids opened by Lt Slattery show North American and Hawaiian Dredging among rivals. work to start within 60 days with about 40 to 50 workers and one dredger, finish within 24 hours a day before the target date.

San Francisco Honolulu U. S Slattery Poop California Company North Amer Company Conta Boven Cotton Bros Lieut Nietly Washington Menfallen Humber Enlis Fos Manta McMullen Pacific Manila Pany Haw Gus Dayka Williams, Bullock & Jones Henry 67

Texan Beats Nevadan to Port in Freight Run

The Texan docked at Railway wharf shortly after 2:30 PM, deriding a four hour earlier departure from San Francisco. The Nevadan arrived earlier, with the Texan carrying about 1400 tons of general freight and a small mail pouch, while the Nevadan carried the bulk of the shipment.

San Francssco Sp. m Railway Wharf Fret Diamond Head

Coal Freighter Kirklee Docks With 4000 Tonne Cargo

The Kirklee, a Brit lineage steamship, arrives bearing about 4000 tons of coal for exclusive port shipment. It sails here after a period of reduced coal exports and is consigned to Ht Hack Lad. The vessel is expected to depart within a day or two.

Brit Lab Kirklee

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