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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19
Tul8day May l6

NNNNNNH NNN INT
Two hundred thousand dollars
worth of llllo Railroad Cumpuuy'H alN
per cent bonds were sold pt p0r today
II, Watorhousa y 90, ClO,tyd tho
transaction, selling $4,000 To th
Robinson Estate and retaining $4,000.
for themselves
In order To negotiate tho deal n wac
necessary 10 sen $4,000 of Hawaiian
Government g per cent bonds, which
were purchased by the bank OF llN
vail, The meaning OF tho entire
transaction is that cash from outside ~
obtained for Hawaiian bonds IN anti
olpation of their being paid By inc
United States Government, which cash
immediately goes into large local do
velopmont enterprises, In this case
$4,000 goes 90 the island OF Hawaii
for distribution In llluldatlng con
tracts, labor and supply bills, oic,
IL WIterhuuse n 10 Ne negotiating
for the sale OF 100000 moro OF Govern
mont bonds, the proceed sol which VII
go into Hawaiian enterprises
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19
Monday. May II.

Resolved, That the Minister OF the
Interior be requested to publish the
Constitution of the United States, the
Joint Resolution of Annexation, the
Territorial Act. and the Laws Of Ha-
wall as affected by the Joint Resolu-
ton of Annexation and the Territorial
Act In one volume with proper indexes.
Resolved, That the rules and regu-
lations for administering oaths ana
holding elections as revised by Con
gress he published in lie publication
referred To In the above resolution ant
also that they be published in a separ-
ate pamphlet.
Voted, that / 900 copies of the publ
cations referred to In the above resolu-
lions be printed"
The foregoing Is the action taken by
the Executive Council for enlightening
the public with regard to the govern
ment of the Territory of Hawaii.
A communication from the Superin-
tondont of Public Works, regarding the
erection of n building at Beretania and
Punchbowl streets without a permit,
was referred to the Attorney General.
Applications from the Rapid Transit
Co. for permission to lay its rails on
King street. from Victoria street To
Waikiki road, and between Liliha
street and the road running to the Ka-
mohameha premises ut Waipilopilo
with petitions from property owners
were referred to the Attorney General.
Voted that the Minister Of the Inter
Tor be authorized to make the expendi-
lures under Act . of the Council OF
State, according to the items contained
In n letter from Mr. Rowell, with tn,
exception of $4,000 for addition tC
Post once. Honolulu.
The Auditor General was instructed
to approve all items marked "unpald
bills" under Acts 2, 3 and OF the
Council of State.
Tho Minister of the Interior was au'
thorizod to make the following eNpen
dltures, amounting to Sll17OO, under
Act 4 of the Council Of Stato llarbol
Improvement, $4,000; Sewerage FOL
HIlo $4,000; Roads, Puma, to complete
contracts, $4,000 Roads, Kau, $4,000
Roads. South KOhaln, $4,000; Roads
North Kohala, $4,000; Roads, Maka
wac. $4,000; Additions To Honolulu
Water Works, Palama pumping plan
$4,000: Diamond Head Reservoir ant
Water Works, SlG,OOO Hilo Waite
Works, $4,000; Walohlnu Waite
Works, $1,000; Wailuku and Kahulu
Water Works, 100000; Fireproo
vaults, $1,000.
Tho Minister Of the Interior wa
granted leave Of absence for tire
weeks.
The matter of taking sand from tn
beach ut Waikiki was referred to tn
Attorney General.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19
Monday, May |


At their meeting ON Saturday even :
Ing, the discontinued stockholders OF
Kamalo Sugar Company decided to re-
ject the offered compromise OF Tho d.
rectors. Some of tho latter are now
talking of calling a meeting OF all
stockholders, to ascertain how many
OF those delinquent are willing To pay
up their assessments. One director
told reporter that he believed many
OF them were willing to pay up, but
they had been deceived by the leaders
OF litigation In matters OF fact.
The fact had been kept from them
that Frank Hustace had, ut the outset
offered to put up bonds In 900 to 30
cure the rights OF dIssidents and all
concerned pending the outcome OF It'll
CATION. II any considerable propo.'
tlon Of the assessments were paid up
tho outstanding obligations Of the com
pany would DO met and the work OF 10
velopment proceed with yigor, There
was no doubt, In any quarter, that the
plantation was good proposition.
II In also stated that Mr.. Hustace nnt
associates would have before now puI
up the required money for maklnl
things go, but were deferred by tn
pugnaciously Incorporating attitude
assumed by the discontinued stock
holders.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19

of the Now street amounting ~ 1917
loot The frontage on ltiuB street N
lgl itot, and lnat un Hotel bucDl DI
81 fleets ths land tho estate pIupus
tu subaildc 10 ulp near mtuip 1ln
Arlington House property VIII hr va
oaiod ON the 3lst of ucN August Wi.H
me Wow to the erection nj now hulI1
mss A now hntol project " bulr
,or8ldorcd md, VI proper TOWNS cam D..
secured, q now hotul building WIN h0
erected upun mo north conner az l,m.
and tle now street
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19

Monday, May Ia,
The Boys Brigade contests ON the
Makiki parade grounds Saturday after
noon resulted as follows;
sixty yard dash, first heat-McCand-
less first, IIaw second. SorOnd heat;
Lane first, Broad second, Final, Broad,
Palama, FIRST McCandless, Palamo, SOC
ond; Haw, palama, third
One hundred yard dash liaw Pall-
ma, first; Broad, Palama second sill
yer, Kakaako, second.
High jump-Desha, Palama, apd
Simeon, Palama, e., tied; Broad Pa
lama, third II, 10 inches,
Three-legged race cCandless and
Deshp, Palama, llrsti Kahilinai and
llaw, Palama, seconds kalama ana
Clarke, Palama, third,
underground shot-put--nn Chang
Mills Institute, FIRST ~ n. = In; buck
10, Palama, second Broad, Paiamar
third,
Running broad jump-iIaw, Palana
first Il IT,; En Chang, Mills Institute
second; Broad, Palama, third
Half mile-En Chang, Mile lnsti-
tute, and Lane, Palama dead heat
third, silva, Kakaako,
Throwing observation-disclosures, Kau'
makapili, first, % yards Spencer Ka'
kaako, second; Broad, Palama, third,
Tug of war-palama beat Kakaako,
The following acted as oiiicersi Ref
cree, Lorrin Andrews; judges OF fell
events, w. Mclaughlin and j, j, Erd
man; Judges Of track events, A, J
Coats and II, NJ. Ayresi starter, J.
Trayens; scorer, ", u, Turner,
An exhibition drill was given afto
the athleuc events,
Palama won the banner with . scor,
OF atty points,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19
Tuesday, MAY lB,

IuuhlhyI Mhy lDr
The old homestead ~ Dr \ y, Mo-
Drew on Hotel street hDa been sold ~
Hon Alexander Young ana lhH lIlshOp
Estate Tor u sum Dggr0gDilDg yl1bQDDi
~ tins amount w, McGrHW VIII receive
100000 THIS means no pasalpg ~
Tho old social landmarks ~ Oh Homo
lplu made famous ~ lhg lprll ana pQll
deal history ~ HE ppsl lhroe dppllp3,
The march ~ lWpr0ynblrUlH lpllpWlllH
annexation VIII soon b0 soon w ne
block b0uDded by liQiGl, Al0kpO, klUs
and Fort streets, ~ VIII bp soon w lbb
following brief Interviews given Do
hplletlN ny Hon M fpVDs opd NJ
Dnrgel
Hon, AleN0pder Yqvpg was seen ~
lay about lhp Intended lWprgygWgpla
~ Tho MpGraW prQpel1y Ivsl DVrfb0H
Gl, lle Rpldl N1hg IIlsh0p tslple Rpd
mSpelf VIII ppt y street lhrQngh lr0m
ll0iH ~ King streets, me ngW flIegl
VIII 10 alSly lolt WIDE Wlll hUlll M
The Elst slide NJ no new street, W
be named herllflGrl y row NJ hDlldlnRt
NJ Tho Ypry blal glles, hlih Nra DnlI
earthquake prQQr, WIN lll no lDlg7l
modern lmprpYeWenlg me hnlldlngH
10 bn erected WIN have slepl fTpW0q
and ~ lhe nQQr VIII w ellher NJ con
crete ~ NJ INNS hey VIII M l0UI
stories w helghl NHl hlled Yllh M.
proved elevators ana lhp Mons gllI
have ~ glQplrlq plant NJ ~ avn, nm
lenglb NJ lbg Street w w Nlgnple1 Wy
these bplldlngg VIII he lbs M frAnl
age ~ no new street., Wlll n llgnllgl
NJ VI feel Qp Sins HlrqNl Nnd wv mn
Qn llqlel street
NAR get ! have made M dfnNlle mr.
rangeneNla ~ W mans nv glylg M W.
Ghilellprei bpl While NJ mo p0AHl
VIII lQpk into lhise WAllera yfrl
closely and prfpAre nv lha lnmgdlnll
erection NJ lha hNlldlnaa VIM Nlllfh
VIII have lhH GQHlrNl Nnd Allpnnhlfn
deDGa NJ continuation gna WIN prAh'
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months fran new nv llle pnTpQAl
lRyeRllgallng 100 lAlaRt nlplhhdA NJ
CONSTRUCTION AA0plaA M we NNln
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19
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q Vacant cireuit ID deeship.

- President Dole announced to the y
- Executive Council this morning =
y that he mad received Gardner X. y
y Wilders resignation as Circuit =
y Judge Of the Third and Fourth =
y Judicial Circuits. These are the =
y two circuits OF the island of Ha- y
- wall The flung Of the vacancies e
s. for each OF the circuits Is to -
g have q separate Judges the pre- s.
y rogative of the President Of the
- United States. y
- y e e - y 80 - 50 y - g &% e%&G g
and the first regular session OF the Ter
ritorial Legislature will be heid IN
February, 1901.
"Before work could be accomplished
at the regular session, IL seems To me
IL would be very desirable that legisld-
tive action ON certain matters OF i'm
portance should be had. In fact, H.
view of the possibility of special SEES
sion of the Legislature not being bel
until 1901, we presented anothe
amendment, which Is embodied In Sc,
tion SO of the bill as follows;
Section 52. That appropriations, eN
cept as otherwise herein provided, sha,
be made biennially by the Legislature
Provided, however, That pending tn,
time when this Act shall take eiteo
and until a session OF the Iegislatur,
of the Territory of Hawaii shall b.
held, the President may, In his disore-
don, authorize and direct the use OF
such money In the Treasury Of the Re
public of Hawaii as well as of the Ter
ltory of hawaii, as he shall thint
! requisite and proper for carrying on
the government of the Territory oi
Hawaii, the preservation of the public
health, the completion Of the sewerag,
system of the city OF Honolulu, ant
such other expenditures as In the Pros
dents Judgment shall seem to he ap
proprlate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19

MONDAY MAY ~ .
AL indications point 10 grcut 4ut'os5
Ton the spring exhibition Of th' Nilo-
laua Ant League. Every Cu.rt B be-
ng made to have things pleasant for
he visiting public as well as members.
sirst view for members Will Dee ON
Monday evening next AS there is not
nough current for both lights ana elc-
ator at once. the elevator viii be run
Tor an hour before opening, 70 keep
hose coming early In cheerful roun-
enance the reception committee viii
rovide musical prelude for the watt
ny time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19
Summary Of the Weeks News
Monday MAY "a

japanese Consul Miki sai,0 will send
forward az the very first opportunity ,
the following message ~ COngratuia-
ton from the Japanese Of Hawaii net
~ The Crown Prince Of japan and hts
bride:
ITO the Crown Prince and Princess =
The Japanese residents of Hawaii, in
mass meeting assembled. send the,r
Congratulations. wtth earnest WISHES
for happiness, prosperity and Inns
life.
*. J. IMANlSHI Chairman"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19

TWTHHWNI WE W
Judge GOrdDor y WUlel Dos gt9qr-
ed DO removal ~ q ~ pQlllpe pR gq
WlDlplTDl0r VI Do psipie ~ a " IN
ms 1ocopsog, DDg Doe QIgfTfg W0l
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olerk ~ DO YblrG RDl pp9JW ClT
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19

MhNNNAH NUN NHf
Frank HustaCc, Il was understood az
Don, has purchased from Bruce War.
my a Go, the Bruins property la norc
Rnia street adjoining the site of y.
!, Sachs proposed business block al
he corner of Fort street II has "a
frontage a "a feet and a depth of liO
feet, The price Is between $4,000 and
$40 600
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19
Monday, May

The Ishi brothers, Japanese have
Just been arrested on The charge W as
sault with weapons on u epHltryman
near the new Japanese settlement, IWl-
lei, The weapons used were knlyea
The yicl,m was cut about The arm,
hand and head and II now IN charge n
Japanese physicians, The poor fellow
was pretty badly used w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19

Al q moulug of tho ltamollpaIH
Numni Association lah Ycnlng tln
fpllowing buAuohH was llhneoIea
Lease ~ pr0porly On lp1 RlJoei
read ana a rQmmliieo 0r tliroo appoint
ID io lpyrailgaio nlpuaes ~ tlIG leasn
and 10 accept 0r reject no same ".
Ing,
june u Vas 0Kod t0T DE club BQpgq.
warming, Voted hat CaoD WfWDor bt
aasossed mlDlippm ~ sgb0 ~ W ~
ward dnlTaylng oNptDHoe ~ jlo DUE
Tory josiiyltles A tomwllfoo ~ ny,
was oppolplod y goa WE roJresp
monle ana prQRlpD
ApQ'bcr WoolpR WY ~ Rol9 NW
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19
Monday NAV m,

MhhuoAH MAY 80
by the VIII OF the late liumy VII
cox, probated the other day In kauai
the sum OF $4,000 Is lglt To each ou,
OF the brothers, Judge Wilcox recvlN
cd the uows by the w q, Han Satu-
day
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19

tuesday, May lb
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vote ~ the Executive Council
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-19
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according TO the Shanghai correspondent
of the Daily Express, are proceeding to
Tien Tsin. The same correspondent AYERS
that the Sacred City was entered Aug.
IS, two days earlier than Rear Admiral
Bruce reported.
THE flag of the allies" says the Shang-
hal correspondent of the Daily Mail, wir-
ing yesterday. ARE now floating over
the imperial palace. Street fighting, how
ever. continues. Considerable assistance
IN the capture of Pekin was rendered by
1000 armed native Christians. The lega-
tions were enabled to hold out by pur-
chasing ammunition from the Chinese.
American action in refusing to deal with
Ii Hung Chang in the peace proposal
meets with unanimous approval from the
morning papers. The Standard says:
I'VE imagine that other Powers will
tawe the same course at any rate until
Earl Lii produces satisfactory evidence of
his authority to negotiate"
The Daily Chronicle says: Mr.. Con-
ger has at last opened the eyes of tho
State Department to the real character of
OrientalS."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-22
ORGANIZING OPERATIVES.
land Mil Men Are behind the
Movement.

Washington. Aug. 21.-A special from
Portsmouth Va, TO the Star says:
1t is generally accepted as a fact among
Southern cotton mil men that the cotton
mill men of New England who have been
most seriously affected by the great in
crease of cotton mills in the South are
aiding In the organization of the Southern
employees. The mill owners of the South
charge that this sudden interest in the
welfare of their employees is really COW
ert attack upon the Southern mills by at
tempting to create dlsaffection among the
operatives.
The mill owners are opposing the or
ganiZation, and several strikes have de-
veoped as a result in the North Carolina
mills. one hundred and fifty union OPP
eratWes, who left the Erwin Cotton Mill
at Durham, are yet out. other union op-
eratives who did not strike viii work out
their notices President Erwin, of this
mill, notified them that no union mill men
would be employed, and gave them two
weeks notice
Union operatives at the Pearl Mills at
Durham have decided net to strike for the
present Union organizers have gone to
Haw river to organize the operatives in
former Gov. Holt's mills. They have be IN
quietly at work on this movement In North
Carolina mills for months The move
ment, ostenslbly was inaugurated by the
New England labor unions to get all the
operatives in Southern mills in the union.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-22
APPEAL OF THE WCEROYS.
International Law Does Not Demand
the Granting of the Request
They Make.

Washington, Aug. 21.-The state depart
ment to-day received an appeal from the
viceroys of Nan Kin and Human, asking
that no personal indignities be shown the
Emperor and Empress Dowager and re-
peatng assurances of friendship and of
maintaining quiet in South China if this
were observed. The communication from
the viceroys came through Minister WI
and was delivered by him to Mr.. Adee
this morning.
Earl Ii Hung Chang has signified his
intention of leaving Shanghai for Pekin
as soon as he receives the reply of the
Powers to his request of yesterday for
peace.
The application of the Chinese viceroys
is, in effect, request that the Chinese
sovereigns shall not be made prisoners of
war. 1t is said that the powers are au-
thorized, under the rules and practice of
International law, TO accede to this re-
quest or not they may deem best
The request is not one of right, but its
granting is dependent entirely upon what
the Powers may consider best for their
own interests.
1t is an established principle of inter
national law that members of the en-
emy's royal family, his chief ministers of
state and his diplomatic agents are liable
to capture, even though they may not be
actually engaged in hostile operations.
Their position makes them so important
to the enemy In the conduct of his war
that they cannot be treated as ordinary
non-comba tants."