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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1905
Page
1
Exceptions taken to master report in the matter of Fred Hayselden, administrator, against W. H. Pain and B. S. Neuman, executors. The commissioner’s appointment held without legal authority and numerous items in the report are excepted to on various grounds.
Assistant County Attorney Rex Hitchcock handles a case against a Chinese gentleman in Police Court. The defendant appeals for excuse to testify citing a large family and heavy business. The court session opens with the gambling matters at 2:30 PM after a dragon harvest moon procession.
County Attorney initiates mandamus to compel Treasurer Trent to cash warrants totaling seventy one dollars for September road and street worker wages charged to the special road fund. Board members demand explanation as Trent resists, citing county enabling act rules. warrants paused as dispute over proper use of road tax deposits continues.
The Oregon Journal contest to send round chosen of Oregon’s winids to Honolulu next year aims to recruit eligible bachelors and widowers. The report mentions various court actions including a divorce suit by Victor Kamakal and a divorce filing by Chan Klin Choy Ah Hing against Choy Ah Hing amid allegations of cruelty and neglect.
Pinkham and Pratt visit Palama and Vineyard Street camp owned by Theodore Richards to inspect sanitation. They find filthy conditions, water closets failing, and waste deep in gutters. They urge immediate cleaning and better facilities, noting costs to improve a camp at Dawsett Lane. Continued on Page 4.
Hawaii Chapter No 1 of the Order of Ka mehameha will hold a special meeting Thursday evening at the usual place. Members are asked to attend promptly to conduct scheduled business and discuss upcoming events.
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