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Newspaper
Hilo Tribune
Location
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
5
Miscellaneous notes from Hilo include social visits, court scenes, and town commerce. Mentions visiting dignitaries, church events, and the Enterprise steamer schedule. Local business ads urge coffee shipments, fashion hangers, and Maui hotel operations.
After two days labor the grand jury of the May term of the Fourth Circuit Court reports six indictments. Judge Parson noted no special instructions beyond law and rules. Friday proad jury returned the indictments and were discharged. Indictments include assault with dangerous weapon in Hamakua, stabbing in Mountain View, and robbery of a silver item, among others.
The line claims Chambersiain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy dominates bowel relief for all ages and lacks rivals. It lists numerous names and places connected to its sale and promotion at the Hilo Drag Co and Kluau Departures, along with a subscription note for the TRIMUSH at $2.50 yearly.
An open letter from Miss Alice Beard founder and manager of Kona Orphanage describes the veto of a 3000 pound bill appropriation for the orphanage by Governor Carter, arguing private status makes it illegal. She appeals to thoughtful citizens to support sixty five children needing $600 monthly, noting debt and severe poverty among the children lacking food clothing and schooling.
The Office of the Superintendent of Public Works in Honolulu invites proposals to construct a two room school house at Mountain View Puna Hawaii. Bidders must file sealed proposals by 12 oclock noon June 1 1905 with plans and specs available for five dollars from the Assistant Superintendent of Public Works or K E Richards Hilo Hawaii. Returnable bid deposit upon returning documents. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
Nmatl Worm Expectations, Ren Koonts, a Wai mea small farmer, visits town buoyant about homesteading Waimea plains. He plans residence, corn, potatoes, and varied vegetables, claiming Waimea can grow anything and worms will not deter him. A church social follows with two plays by youth, free admission, at First Foreign Church.
Kilauea Lodge No ae y F and A M announces special receptions on Saturday June 16 and Wednesday June 19 at 7 30 p m with work in the third degree The regular stated meeting is Saturday June 17 1995 Sojourning and visiting brethren are invited By order of the W M Vicars Secretary
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