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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1907
Page
3
Local officials discuss contention of gutter ordinance enforcement with Sheriff Laukes and J A McCandlen weighing opposition. Citizens may delay action as owners prep for compliance while a movement to overturn the rule gains attention amid political maneuvering and public debate.
Special to the Buttering Wallin Maul Get ttat Wilson SHparintendent of Honda Huened from hie fret tour of Loapeetion around East Maul this week since his appointment He has let off unnecessary road st and ings at Wailuku and Lahaina and the number of men at both places is not justified by current road funds. Many roads remain to be done in Lahaina and Waitaki districts. work will wait until next year when county funds and licenses money are available. Wilson will recommend to the board several measures for road improvements including four new area bridges at Nawlky to support 3000. One bridge already condemned for public traffic. The Walliky steel bridge, over twenty years old, will also receive attention.
For sale a s room house on Kuakini Street priced at 750000 dollars with two bedrooms a toilet and sewer connection. Current rents are 10 dollars per month. Cash or easy payment terms offered.
Prominent Democrats debate nominating Wallacherie Moses, praising his cures and patience while questioning party loyalty. A faction argues to back him to bolster the campaign and appeal to voters, amid clashes with rival groups and concerns over party identity.
The Supreme Court of the Territory hears a motion by Alyding and 671 Chinese arrested in the famous Grand Jury gambling raid. The court denies the Territory’s request to compel defendants to court while bond actions proceed. Ten bonds of 2500 and one of 5000 will be pursued if judgment goes against them.
Reverend Blair Rerun acting as Vicar Apostolic describes the arrival of Brothers with Thomas as director to oversee St Anthony School in Wailuku. He notes the 26th year of the Brothers educational activity begun last September and praises local supporters for funding a separate home for the Brothers, while outlining crowded conditions and dedication to education amidst limited accommodations.
In Kapaa Kaunl Sept 24 the Sunday school program at the Kayan Congregational Church drew a large audience. Performances included recitations, hymns, and a choral piece Not Malt How Ever Meen cold. Leaders W Huddy Apile and Mrs CK Hades Momo introduced sections and announced upcoming Sunday school events.
Stockholders of the Wahiawa Consolidated Pineapple Company Limited will meet at the president’s office in the Howto building on Wednesday for ratifying an Agency Agreement and related transactions. L. G. Kellogg, President, Honolulu, October 110.
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