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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1898
Page
4
A fragmented 1897 registration system caused confusion over voter rolls for Senators and Representatives. Officials failed to distinguish voters for the two classes, leading to improper registration practices and blame for errors in the Second Senatorial District after a constitutionally defined general election.
The document discusses the Second Senatorial District and constitutional provisions affecting voting rights and biennial revisions. It notes issues with the registrar of voters and claims that the last general election in the district occurred in 1894 for the first Legislature, while questioning the applicability of a special election and the need to align with a biennial revision, as urged by the Supreme Court.
The Finance Committee reports on the boards system of book keeping in the Board of Health. It finds records were insufficient and many bills lacked proper approval or timely entry, leaving the department unaware of its financial standing. Details point to drawers holding unrecorded bills and misapplied approvals prior to audit.
A committee report explains fragmented bills and inaccessible vouchers, notes efforts to improve record systems, and cites cooperation from the Executive Officer and Board Secretary. It mentions leadership changes at the Anchor management, Seaattle beer offerings, Camarinos market updates, and a Cod liver oil preparation by Hebron Drag Co named Pood Emulsion.
Judge Stanley today refused to sign a track decree in the Government versus Oahu Railway and Land Go suit because a key clause would rescind an order dating to December 8, 1897 and permit a tender of money for land and rights. Plaintiffs counsel Hartwell will seek modification after objectionable language touched no proper adjudication.
A Honolulu tailor promotes new cutter with low prices and stocked goods. Includes blue serge for summer wear, fancy items, Gaelic bamboo chairs and lounges, carved trunks with alarm locks, and new crop tea. Advertises at 210 Nuuanu near Hotel Street.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Charles T Gulick deceased to present verified claims to the Executrix Sarkepta A Gulick at 230 King Street Honolulu within six months from publication or be barred. The executrix is Sarkepta A Gulick.
The Pacific Rebekah Lodge marks its 10th anniversary with an entertainment aid dance at Harmony Hall on King Street. Invitations note a meeting of members to be held prior to the event.
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