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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1905
Page
2
The Hilo Tribune discusses hospital funding options including possible private upkeep if government operation fails and praises new financial controls. It cites wage payment methods, warrants discounting, Rainbow Falls Park acquisition, and strict diphtheria quarantine as prudent public measures.
A fragmentary report notes Snerivy Exotanvl's subsidence while a second police detail remains. It mentions no immediate payment prospects and reflects a broader view on service without pay. The yellow fever epidemic ravages New Orleans and Gulf cities, linked to unsanitary conditions and mosquitoes. The County Tax Board pursues economical, safer administration, urging lawful, fair contracts. The Triexk covers the Board session for full details.
Chas K Maguire County Auditor announced his forthcoming marriage to Abbie K Kekaula niece of Deputy Sheriff J K Kekaula of Rau The wedding is planned for August 27 at the bride's uncle Punwluu home and the couple will reside in Pouce On a Reed's Island Riverside Park Mia Wo Shipman hosted a farewell party for her three daughters Carrie Florence and Margaret as they depart for San Francisco Dancing continued late at the event Subscriptions for the Tribune are four dollars and fifty cents annually
An American-Hawaiian Company plan to run freighters via the Tehuantepec Railroad promises to break Pacific Mail control and cut coast-to-coast sailing times. New harbors, 180 mile Mexican rail link, and a fleet including four single-screw and three twin-screw vessels aim to serve transcontinental routes from San Diego, San Pedro, and San Francisco to New York.
The ordinance requires majority approval by the Board of Supervisors and signatures of the chair and county clerk before becoming effective. It mandates enrollment, attestation, and posting and English language publication for two weeks in a newspaper at the county seat. The county clerk must certify adoption with date and seal and publish the ordinance details.
Hawaii County Board of Supervisors adopts an ordinance regulating police officer appointments. It assigns Commission issuance by the County Clerk after Board selection, defines officer categories including captains and sheriffs subordinates, and preserves posse comitatus rights. Violations carry up to 100 dollar fines. Certified August 1995 by Clerk Samuel Keipa.
The text notes a Hawaii County ordinance approved August 1, 1905, detailing that police officers appointed by the Board of Supervisors operate under the Sheriff and deputies, must obey lawful orders, with Join T Moir as Board Chairman, as the ordinance was regularly considered and voted upon.
Samuel K Pua Clerk of Hawaii County certifies ordinance details from August 1 1905. The rule states no police officer or constable can file a warrant against the Treasurer for services unless a payroll is provided by the County Auditor and certified by the Deputy Sheriff that duties on the payroll were faithfully performed. WITNESS WHEREOF the seal of Hawaii County is affixed on August day 1905.
The ordinance requires commissions for officer appointments in Hawaii County to be filed with the County Clerk who must provide certified copies to entitled persons. It states commissions are the sole evidence of appointment. John T. Moir notes approval by county supervisors on August 1, 1905, with clerkly authentication.
A historical Hawaiian legal notice describes proceedings related to Hawaiian governance and territorial law. It references meetings, oath exchanges, and the authority of the Hawaiian Kingdom and Territory, with dates around 1905 and 1908. The document names Samuel Ky Poa in a role connected to Hawaiian law and official acts.
Kekahi aale o ka takai a me ka hookolu ive ia i ka Olelo Kaul. Ma hope o ke apongin ami o kekalii tien ka Papa no ke kalana makai hoopika ke Kakiuoleloo ke Kalani komising to ia uiea kakou inoaie 4 silvia e ikeit wa hookohu pono.
A government notice dated August 20, 1905, from the Territory of Hawaii, presents official orders and legal references. The document records authority, names, and procedural steps tied to the Olelo Kauoha Hua translation and the sovereign language script.
A Hawaiian decree from August 2, 1905, outlines official procedure for appointing a public examiner and the recording of legal actions. Samuel K. Pua signs as Kalan o Hawaii authority, with revisions dated August 2, 1995, confirming continued recognition of the document.
The Hawaiian Kingdom announces a commission led by Reena of the Council to address the removal of female pupils from classes. The order details the commission’s purpose, composition, and authority, dated August 1905. The proclamation directs the Chief Clerk to preserve copies and notify the royal household and court regarding the action and timelines.
Excursion tickets between all points sell on Saturdays and Sundays with return valid until Monday noon. Commutation ticket grants five rides between any two points at very low rates.
To shippers. All freight sent to ships by our launches will be charged to shippers unless secured by a written order from the captain of vessels. Gott R. A, Lucas & Co.
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