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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1905
Page
4
Hawaii extra session closes its second day with House and Senate organizing. Debate centers on county law validity and primary participation. Officials plan joint bill review and apportionment to speed legislation.
BYBRY CITIZEN & DUTY warns that enemies push distrust of the County Law. Voters must stay active, prepare for primaries, and elect honest, capable officials. Caution against distrusting districts not in direct Honolulu contact. danger when law supporters become apathetic.
We present for our stockholders the highest rate consistent with absolute security. All contracts are guaranteed by Honolulu based firms. Guarantees Capital .8, Fitin Capital .07, Henry Pocock, cashier.
Judge Robinson limited action as the Supreme Court granted only a continuance. The Magoon disbarment case is continued to May 16. Te Dee, a defense witness, is expected to arrive from the Coast, with the defendant ready for trial.
The third Wood Cup club event was played in uneven weather on Halvina links. Handicaps varied widely from strong players to Todd at 43. Only ten played in the match, with Lyman emerging champion at 60 1-121-38, followed by MH Mal as runner-up. past winners included Little and Grant.
Governor Carter notes the Rapid Transit system needs full statutory speed approval before permanent consent. Holloway’s temporary approval allows cars to run up to twenty miles per hour from Kaplolant Park to the city limit, but the precise fast section remains to be determined and tested before final sanction.
Sixty four young people attended a tallyho party near Koko in Honolulu. Mrs. Tat hosted in honor of Miss Jennie Motisen who was preparing to travel to the Coast on Tuesday. They departed town early in two tallyho drives with several carriages. The ride extended to three eight beyond DI.
The House met in caucus to consider dividing territorial revenue by district taxation returns. Speaker Kunden urged apportionment by district needs and tied funding to each district’s money allotment, noting Harfin’s influential position in the discussion.
Members of the House and Senate touring the Government nursery on King Street this afternoon were hosted by the Rapid Transit with a special car. A local newspaper summary notes the trip included entertainment by Elks singers and musicians, and a Don ship ashore off St Rond Head was sighted during the outward voyage.
An Evening Bulletin excerpt discusses Arthur M. Brown and a county act as political tools in Oahu County. It suggests rivals seek a candidate able to defeat Brown by primaries manipulation and hints at party pressure and potential withdrawal. The letter from A. Votem notes possible party calls if Brown withdraws.
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