23 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Hawaiian Gazette
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1901
Page
1
Acting Governor Cooper states there will be no extra or special legislative session as revenues cannot cover existing appropriation bills. He blames the Legislature for delaying public works and insists on careful scrutiny of each item to avoid waste while ensuring essential improvements continue.
A humorous and cryptic note laments the circus departure and the performers. It portrays a plumber figure and a chained cage scene with howling sounds, focusing on the animals and their imagined fate and lasting, immortal fame.
For four months they held the fort and served paying business with chops and oysters on the side under the Mazuma brand. They drove with vigor, claim the year eighteen is true though odd, and they rarely passed a bill but never passed a beer.
The speaker expresses hope that come tax law operation will generate revenue Japan has not yet calculated while acknowledging controversy. If projections hold, the government could improve finances from other sources and avoid a bad shape. The note regrets no receipts from the loan fund and contemplates bond issuance under the old act. The speaker remains optimistic for a successful biennial period through economy and accountability in public service.
A party of Senators Bacon Harris Turner and Representatives Smith Gaines Mercer McCleary Dinsmore De Armond Burleson sailed from New York on June 20 aboard the transport Ingalls for a four month tour of the Philippines and key Asian ports. The group will stop at Bermuda Madeira Gibraltar Malta Port Said Suez Aden Colombo and Singapore en route home via Nagasaki Yokohama and Honolulu. Return trip from San Francisco to Washington will be by the Southern Pacific.
Maui residents rally behind a local bank venture in Wailuku urging broad subscription to finance a Maui based bank. Community leaders emphasize small share commitments as essential to keeping the project locally controlled and fiscally sound.
The Hawaii senate and house maneuver to settle unpaid Public Works bills with Ka lulakalan leading a coalition. Brown bill advances on first reading as White opposes adjournment, while expectations grow for final adjournment by Saturday with House support likely.
A special Board of Health session rearranged offices and hiring for the district. James Kalilpio was elected Food Inspector and Purchasing Agent at 1200 a year. Dr A Moritz may return as Government physician at Mala kai with 100 a month. Dr Charles R Blake offered District of Glas post at 25 a month. Sanitary inspector at Hilo to be filled. O A Blevens candidate at 8 a month. Fish and pet inspector to be appointed at Hilo at 30 a month. Dr Walters and assistant re elected temporarily at the insane hospital until a successor is found.
The Maul News notes the long shot prospect of building a sugar refinery on the Islands. It explains refining would require importing materials and rehandling shipments, making Kahulul the logical site only if the refinery becomes feasible in the future.
The Jubilee number of the YMCA publication Mensra features Waterhouse and Weeden of Hawaii discussing a landmark gathering. It emphasizes expanded responsibilities for the International Associations, a strong past record, and a call to mobilize rural and village men to fund cancer relief and advance youth work.
Customs Collector Etratton of San Franders reports opium prepared for smoking totalling 1.54548 pounds imported into San Francisco from January 1, 188 to June 20, 188. Government duty collected on this opium amounts to £83,189.
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