Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL
lead Wants" on page 6.


Col. Jones is confined to his home
by illness.
Armstrong; Taro Flour. at 12hac
For sale by all groceries.
Delicious pies--like your mother
made. New England Bakery
The best and cheapest stove wood
in the city. Pacific Transfer Co.
Maidenhair ferns for sale at No. S24
at foot of Plikoi street. last house.
Have you seen the new line of com.
ic mailing cards; over 1000 varieties
at Wall, Nichols Co.
The bark Dumfriesshire, 9S days out
from Leith. is consigned to the Ha-
waiian Fertilizer Company, Ltd.
Great Dry Goods Remnant Sale Mon.
day, October End tempting Bargains
for everybody at Pacific Import Co
The Honolulu Engineering Associas
ton will have their outing on Satur-
day evening, September GOTH See ad.
The barkentine Klikitat is at the
Railway wharf with lumber for Wilder
d Co., Ltd, from Port Gamble, having
arrived at 8 o'clock this morning.
There will be no night sessions in
he Parker case but the court will sit
rom $3.50 a. m. until p. M, with only
/ 1.2 hours recess, in order to hasten
the matter.
We are anxious to do your printing
md developing. II you entrust us with
| FOUR work we guarantee that II will be
we'll done, promptly done and cheaply
lone. Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
| Demurrer has been filed by defend
ant in the assumpsit suit of the o. Il
| Y l.. Co. VS.. Eva Plantation Co. on the
| grounds that the facts set forth DE-
lot constitute a cause of action.
Deputy High Sheriff Geo. Sea has
| returned satisfied the execution in the
,ase Of J.'P. Mendonca vs.. Samuel
| Nowlein and l.. l.. Doyle, the amount
If 1854 having been paid to the plain
III and for costs.
| ROOSEVELT TO TEACHERS
Lots Of fun in the comic supple.
ent, Problem for the chess players,
Dur great naval growth, European
| treaties, Local and Foreign news.
SATURDAYS BULLETIN.
A. G. Kaulukou has petitioned the
Supreme Court for admission to prac
ice in all the courts. He was born on
oahu. is 22 years of age, and 10 grad
latc of oahu College, class 1900, and
the Yale Law School, class 1905. Hen
~ Smith and Chas. F., Clemens en-
lorse the application.
Rounding the heavy-grade curve on
The Kahauiki extension. going Eva,
Rapid Transit car No 30 last evening,
about 6 o'clock, broke an axle and
Jumped the track. Several hours pass
ed before the car was on the rails
again. AS the accident occurred at the
Kalihi terminus OF the line, the sched-
ule was but little affected.
Q @ @ 9 9 o o @ o o o @ o o Q o o Q
ing have left undisturbed the papers
and books in this. and the Land Office
vault To remain until the Hall OF
Records Is completed. as they are In
good places and my time being taken
up with other work | will be unable
10 give them attention for some time
to come. Documents were removed
from the closet In the Chief Clerks Of
flee and others will be when Mr.. Buck
land returns from the coast. One
closet in the Governors Office has been
cleared of such papers as were wanted
and at a convenient opportunity the
papers and books In another will be
removed. The contents OF number OF
boxes consisting of old Post Office pa
pers OF absolutely no value as records
or otherwise were, by direction OF the
Secretary of the Territory, taken Il
The dump and burned under my super
vision.
After caring for the loose material
Of the Chinese Bureau and Interior
Department. | began systematic ex'
animation of the Foreign Office ant
Executive documents. These papers
and books are at present contained
| In 40 trunks and 81 packages, which
Will be added to when the balance o
the documents in the Governors AM
Chief Clerks Offices are removed.
: The packages have been numbere'
and inventories made of their con
tents. Each trunk has been thorough
ly examined, duplicate inventorie
, made of the contents, one of which wa
= placed in the trunk with the docu
! ments and other files in my office
Q by reference to which | can tell no
g only the general contents OF the trunl
{ but also the class OF documents In tn
J different packages therein, their dates
y etc.
q For the purpose Of facilitating tn
!. work OF segregation and indexin
, when the Hall Of Records is completed
q have In addition to the above men
l. toned inventories made others Il
. which are grouped together all the dc
= cuments OF any one year. These inven
d tories give the number of the trun
and OF the package in which the pa
n pers of any wear NAV be found | fOun