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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
1
The Hawaii Senate and House clash over road appropriations and a bill amending session costs. Senators favor immediate action while House members push for concurrence with Senate amendments and prompt enrollment. Adjournment was moved to tomorrow morning.
At a special meeting of Luter alanis Telegraph Co Ltd stockholders refused to entertain a motion for returning part of the capital. Manager Crome reported two weeks of Maui line business almost paid expenses of the system and line to Hawaii would open soon. Crome was re elected president replacing W KR Castle who resigned. C Hutchine elected vice president opposing capital stock reduction. The board motion to table reduction passed. Members of GOA NG HL to meet tomorrow at 7:30 for drill inspection.
Governor Spars for Time and Copper Says Mh. Political dispute intensifies as Woe and Gooper respond to demands, signaling a tense battle over policy timing and funding. Officials expect further statements from key figures as the stalemate continues.
The House debated Governor messages asking for official records from annexation to date, with Rep. Dole and Beckley arguing over proper procedures and the role of the Governor. Emmeruth and Makekau pressed for restraint while tabling or studying resolutions, amid calls to maintain executive-legislative harmony.
Whales were seen at Punslou near Uren Soumense on Saturday. The largest whale was estimated to be at least sixty feet long. The creatures swam around the steamer all day, thrilling passengers with their blows and gentle taps on a cigar boat. No attempts were made to capture or harass them.
The American schooner r r Iain Roos arrived from Caleta Durna with 228 bags of aftrath for Hawaiian Pertilaer Co. A crewmate Brooks died yesterday during voyage and his body was brought ashore for burial. Local GAR members will arrange funeral honors for the late comrade. Also noted is a straw hat reduction sale at JWAKAMI'S HOTEL near Chapiaty Lane.
Proceedings in the Third Circuit and Supreme Court include a motion to remand the Hilo libel case for further proceedings, with rulings expected on Demurrer and related actions. Petitions seek judgments on estates and administration matters, while courtroom activity notes prospective service by Carl Smith as acting attorney general and prosecutor for the next term.
The Kaptolan State Limited sues Gus Schuman and Territory Biubles Co Limited to secure a trust and obtain an injunction. It alleges 10 shares of $204 par value were subscribed but not accepted, that Schuman held 185 shares without lawful subscription, and that financing these shares by Schuman was unauthorized and fraudulent. The complaint seeks a temporary injunction preventing encumbrance or sale of any shares during the suit. Judge Humphreys granted the temporary injunction today.
Assistant superintendent reports rapid progress on the sea pipe line for the garage. About 2000 feet of mine shaft tubing has been laid into the bed of coral. Water depth near the end of the line is sufficient for the outfall amenity, with minor interruptions noted by observers.
Fragmented text describes laying a long pipe near a water or harbor area with a 200 font extension, a 100 font depth trench, and concrete and shrubbery covers. Mentions a powerful pump and containment measures but details are garbled and uncertain.
Business and professional men seek revival of the Hawaiian Agricultural Society. A meeting last Friday night discussed progress and agreed to convene again Friday at the High School to elect officers and complete the organization. The dominating committee includes Allan Herbert G P Wilder W M Gittard W B Fisher Miss Adame and Prof Qibaon. Attendance is strongly urged.
Morrigon AG bynlock presents Thursday evening a revival of The Merchant of Venice featuring Tanwie Morrison as Shylock. Florence Roberts co stars with strong dramatic interpretation praised for earnest effort and audience appeal. Lewis Martinon supports as a key line mate delivering convincing emotion and depth in the role.
Mortimer L Stevens, noted athlete and former reporter, is wanted by local creditors including tallory and others who claim he owes about 500 dollars. Sheriff Brown confirms complaints and says a warrant may be issued after Stevens left the city last night. Local inquiry identifies Davenport or similar divers as among the unknowns. The Waterman fountain pen ad appears amid the text.
In a heated debate, legislators consider a resolution of want of confidence in Seaford B. Dobe, head of the Mawali Territory, amid Gov questions delaying inquiry into Land Commissioner Jay Brown. The issue centers on the governor’s refusal to address posed questions and the process to amend communications, prompting scrutiny of government openness and officials’ accountability.
Shrinere west Moniays opens Nell Gwynne a key selection with Nobles granted seats and public mats available for viewing. Decoration entrusted to Allain Tuon with box work by Col. WH Maher and theater figures. Morrison Roberts act to feature while plumbing and hotel works progress at Melroee Seattle Heating Worlae Anabe houses and Hawaiian Levelt Vestinent Co projects noted.
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