30 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1895
Page
1
Bicyclers face scrapes sprains bruises and pain but Redding's Russia Salve is advertised to quickly ease discomfort. The ad claims thousands of wheelmen carry it and notes a handy 25 cent box is sold by llister Drag Co agents.
A prisoner in the Policy Station was sent to the cholera hospital as a precaution after vomiting and purging but recovered by noon. The Board of Health may decide on Nunanu stream improvement with two main proposals: a fence from shore to tide water at Kuluwahine and a straight ditch to remove a bend near St Louis Colleges. Proponents argue low cost, large native labor, and quicker water flow.
Vocalists Misars Green and Richards arrive back with Likelike from a Maui and Hawaii concert tour. Criterion Saloon patrons are notified of fresh Wieland's beer and new cocktail craters. A large consignment of Enterprise beer and California oysters for cocktails to arrive on the Australia for Merchants' Exchange saloon.
The September term opens with Chief Justice Judd presiding. Judge Bickerton is ill. Judge Whiting sits in his place when eligible. Several cases go over due to absence of counsel while others proceed. The Board of Health meets to address cholera in infected districts, proposing taro destruction and water diversion. Committees are formed to divert water, assess taro value, and survey the area. Additional notices include real estate actions, estate matters, and a new Hawaiian bar admission.
Private Duchalsky faces arrest and court martial after drinking on duty aboard the Oceanic main, causing a disturbance and attempting to bayonet a native according to the alleged account. The report notes other items including taxes, funeral attendance, and ship arrivals in Hawaii.
Claims for damages from the Queen street extension are expected to be filed at the Interior Office by tomorrow morning. They are likely to be heavy in the Aggregate.
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