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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
5
Honolulu session notes list prices for companies including How Su Kill at 4.50 and BedM Co at 24.9, with Binoe OR & Ls Co at 104.50. Sugar quotation given as 24375 cents per hundredweight, equivalent to 68.75 per ton.
A mixed local item list notes steamship Olympic sailing for Puget Sound ports tomorrow and a 7 15 p m talk at the M C A hall by W A Bowen on The Choice of a Life Work. Other items mention a downed algaroba tree in Hotel and Hioiarde streets, pupils’ correspondence projects with cities including Minneapolis and New York, and Hackfeld Co cooperation with land policies. The Claudine steamer, Kipahata passengers, and weather reports at various ports are also cited alongside upcoming exhibitions and government legal discussions on park funding and labor land use.
A grand jury is expected to return an indictment Wednesday in a sensational murder case. Four men were examined, with one described as an eruption of violence amid repeated recollections of a prior era. The case has drawn unusual attention as one of the few Koreans ever tried for murder in the United States, with preparations for trial before the circuit court.
The Orpheum hosts a lively box party and a National Stock Co. production titled Conjentious of a Wie by Richard Butler. Promised to thrill with stirring incidents and bold adventures, the show opens tonight and repeats tomorrow and Thursday with a Saturday matinee.
Governor Atkinson announced creation of wet reserves Rwa and Kealls with a public meeting at the Department of Agriculture and Forestry. The Kwa reserve spans about 2650 acres from the forest edge to Koolan mountains, including lands between Halawa and Wetlawa. Kealla reserves on Kanai Island in 1985 cover part of Puna district with forest edge above Anal Lomalo, Keallaapan lands. Forester Hoamer urged careful protection and timely action to establish the reserves. The governor stated more work is possible and funding is a consideration.
The Board of Agriculture and Forestry discusses reserves on the Western slope of Mount Hualalai Hawaii, including government lands and adjoining private holdings. A plant pathology quarantine is ordered and Washington is consulted for permits to import breeding stock and cattle.
Last evening a tangs crowd enjoyed the second exhibition of Pritt Npleon Aight pictures. The prints were sharp and well lit, with Marty Werner contributing to the evening’s enjoyment. A note from Smiting Metaner announces repeat showings at Waverley Hall for 1 cent admission on Saturday night for those who missed prior dates.
The We Peabees arrived in port at noon after a hard voyage from Kn Anapell towing the King Luey. They reported heavy seas and exhaustion but no urgent tows awaited. The Pearl was brought to Bertie Minor for Friday's Harbor work.
A morning inquiry notes uncertainty about a Hawaii planter influencing Molokans in Los Angeles. Captain Demons reportedly met the man, but no name or details are known. Castle expresses no belief the incident poses anxiety.
Public Works Department offices were shut today to honor the late Chief Clerk Mr White whose funeral occurred this afternoon. Manuel Cooke, next in rank, is expected to be promoted to the vacant post, reducing clerical staff as the county relieves the department. Also, "For Rent" cards are on sale at the Bulletin office.
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