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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
5
The article surveys Honolulu politics and public works, urging swift action on municipal reform, waste land value, and defense of public health. It cites Hawaii's assembly and senate dynamics, calls for local energy in drills and safety, and notes cholera and plague preparedness.
The editorial urges end to the current valuation method in the territory. Business leaders and Governor Carter clash over tax reforms and a sliding scale for real and personal property values. It calls for a thorough investigation by the Legislature.
County supervisors under legislative direction must report motions and recommendations to the next teglemental session, outlining actions and suggestions for county governance. The fragment notes procedural reporting duties without specific names or dates.
A House discussion centers on a resolution to empower a territory to guarantee interest on bonds for a proposed railroad. Provisions limit debt to principal invested, thirty year guaranty, and priority use of earnings for operations, repairs, and interest. Governor gains broad appointment and oversight powers. committee referral noted amid cholera sanitary concerns.
A chaotic report outlines legislative maneuvers including a bill to Mandate big funding for homesteaders up to 100000, a hall used as courtroom amid judiciary repairs, and various resolutions. It notes votes 14 to 0 and 25 to 0 with officials like Arc hinko Long and Marcalline involved, plus requests for harbor surveys and railroad bonds.
Senate committee report on House Bill 7 urges a lower interest rate on deferred payments for homesteaders. It argues current rates are excessive given settler risk and calls for fair encouragement of bona fide homesteaders. The bill seeks to fix the rate at 5 percent for those acquiring homesteads. The report was adopted and the bill moved to second reading.
Senatorial discussions reveal plans to convert circuit courts into county courts and fund their operation from county treasuries while scrutinizing county attorney roles. A series of bills on judiciary costs, clerical payrolls, and legal practice faced tabling or rejection as lawmakers weigh efficiency and revenue implications.
A fragment urges daily mouth care to prevent disease from decomposition and pollution. It stresses the link between filthy mouths and common diseases and promotes a dental tonic as essential for cleanliness and health.
The French Chamber of Deputies narrowly approved a plan to build two huge warships as part of a prewar naval program costing over 268.6 million dollars. A riot at a Paris racetrack was halted when bookmakers paid with bogus coins. German data show 128 fatal Alpine accidents in 1410, with 19 climbers alone and 62 guided by companions. Over the last decade 500 people died in the Alps. A rumor from St Petersburg claims a 45,000-man army corps plans to reoccupy Kulja in Chinese Turkestan. Japan denounces the Anglo-Japanese 1908 convention governing trade with Canada, which expires in July.
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