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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
6
California oil shares promotion touts fortunes and profits from Ventura Oil Elopment Co. shares at 123 cents each for one week. The ad urges readers to buy now before anticipated price rise, naming P. E. B. Strauch of Lincoln Mortgage & Loan.
Friday market notes list names of sugar companies trading on the Honolulu Stock Exchange. Entries include Honoka Sugar, Oahu Sugar, Pac. Sugar, Pioneer Mill, and Hilo Ry among others with prices and amounts like 4,255 cents per ton $85.00 and various quantities in dollars for dozens of mills and co operatives.
A mix of court cases and local notices appears. A man named John Kalama was jailed thirty days by Judge Amirade after stealing tools, and Nakend of Japan was fined twenty one dollars for damaging Crockery. An aged Hawaiian named Ohio was found dead near Diamond Head after a long illness and despondency. The rightseeing auto carryall service debuted to aid tourists, with free Green Stamps at the Young Hotel showrooms, opposite the Fire Station. A Bierra automobiler arrival was noted, and soda water and distilled water promotions were advertised. Multiple small items include a case of assault, a dispute over a farm, and a rape charge indictments delayed for Chronic Court trials.
City and County physician Mekal urged Board of Supervisors to appoint a new Mile Inspector as Myhre neared term end. Joseph Richards was proposed as substitute, Kane and Aylett backing, voted unanimously for Richards. J A Silva also applied noting Myhre’s imminent vacancy. salary listed at 82 dollars per month.
The court docket shows multiple divorce actions. Mary Frages was granted a divorce from Ale Frage, and Oka Tochiki obtained a decree separating from her husband. Fujino Kazamoto sought divorce from Tonosuke but failed to prove support. Clara Karakawaha filed for divorce from Mavid, alleging failure to provide.
Governor Walter Frour designated election inspectors to serve four years, to be appointed before the July 26 election. Twenty four inspectors will be added across 81 precincts in the Territory, but no commissioners were confirmed by the legislature and will hold four-year terms.
Unclear text fragment describes plans to play at Waipahu Exchange with mentions of refresh, mets and making material at tonolutu prices. Named entities are garbled and do not form a coherent report.
In Hilo, county politics stir as County Attorney warns Democrats and Home Rulers may duel in the campaign. Republicans in Kona appear more numerous than some judges expected. A joint Ang and Walakes precinct clubs meeting appointed a committee to draft sympathy for the late John Emmetath of Honolulu and discuss a county petition and road appropriation. Eruptions of a nearby volcano affect local agriculture.
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