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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
4
The article criticizes Governor Dole and the Legislature over funding and delays in public works. It references travel by the Shriners, reaction to the Rapid Transit project, and debates on state governance and federal correspondence. It defends executive actions while urging prompt legislative votes on key measures.
An article discusses asphalt and Belgian block pavement as durable clean options for city streets. It argues for modern materials on business thoroughfares and waterfront districts, noting traffic demands and the need for public works reform to improve streets and curb waste.
A discussion on the ineffectiveness of resolutions of want of confidence in the Governor and Legislature. It argues confidence cannot be shifted by formal votes and questions the Road Supervisor’s report showing $1.37 paid for street repairs vs 1.87 indicating acceptance or private property repair. The Bulletin Publishing Co. touts skilled workers and quality job work in town.
The document details extensive repairs and remodeling for the second floor of the Judiciary Building in Honolulu. It calls for stabilizing floors, fixing a leaky roof, cleaning walls, and installing new furnishings. Proposals include adding a third circuit judge chamber, another court room, a jury room, improved lavatory, roofed veranda, reorganized clerks offices, and expanded library storage. An official state plan requests about 12,000 dollars for alterations and furniture, noting 7,000 dollars was appropriated previously but largely spent on the building’s first floor.
The report highlights needed appropriations for laying water mains in storm zones, increasing pipe supply for the main streets, and installing new fire hydrants. It cites planned district rebuilding, including King Street and Kapalama areas, and projects in Niihau Valley to improve service and rates. The document emphasizes equitable charges and anticipated rating increases as new privileges are added.
Rain has hampered practice at the college, with only distance runners briefly active while Castle remains weak from illness. Myers and Leonwick show little progress, and Cuatle also sidelined, leaving the team to face a tough upcoming meet despite a gloomy outlook.
Normalnetrevtor Sam Ketlinol reports on Lahaina schools noting discipline and teaching methods are generally solid with hard working teachers. Industrial training stands out with weaving, sewing, knife work, and crafts producing marketable items. some students in higher grades pursue fine workmanship. A Pacific Heights Electric Railway ride advertises Honolulu views, offering a 10 cent round trip.
The ad notes Silva and Viva offer listings in this city, suburbs, and island Maui and Hawaii. It highlights improved and unimproved properties for investors and home seekers, urging prospective buyers to compare options before purchasing elsewhere.
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