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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
-FOUR PLANS Before
COUNTY COMMISSION

County AN Cmumlsslontta mee, IN
tho Camlol 0h "Wednesday cycnlue a.
I " Ttlock
AZ present. there Gee tuut hills pto.
roaed Coopefa dfatl intludlUR pto,l
sions fof iloefd " Supervisors,
stownfts draft pfoyldlns u plau leo,
los out The ilo6fd oi SUPERVISORS, y
toycnue measure aud q hlll pto,ldluA
lof y county fcf the lepci settlement
These viii he pflnled probably aud
The nnal dfaft OF the County Act Ia
likely 10 he composition of the Ideas
expressed IN the drafts u Commls.
sionets Cooper, stewart aud watson
the Nolotpl settlement business may
ht Included o. not accotdlna ~ nRrce'
mcnt ~ the Commissioners II II
cltfsly settled that the ieyenue mens'
IRE Will he q separate affair u IL en-
rtcted that Commissioner Ileckley VIII
arrive In the tlty soon 10 ennane IN
the 0nol work N the Commission
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09

AaH mft OF inc knocking oampairo.
TbufHol publishes ruiim, q yery
unFl pmu1h Of inc COMMISSIONS
CDnIu.Iona No. 1rufhtiw1y htai0a
10 .lu.IH. ibo fnmlludor OF Che 70
pft of such 1otdH W ~, uccrdin4
~ th0 hfbfanbG from his pbror hos
IUnt1 from % mbmuor Of The com
W Im
TH ven 40 been Nv mind That N tho
ufm NWuuiI u, buythine no alnslc
n0mbtr of ihd commission could fur.
W0b M rbWaton ne extended details
0u tbI0b ha could form an honest ofin'
I0n Wb.thff me gentleman wants ~
imm Bn houat opinion " another
question Thurfton himaolf doesn't
Know Nb0ibtf tho small fafmcf has
bttn miffelrotcntod or not ne 70
maU No. @thhoid his hammer lni the
mn fdport " na1o 10 The Governor and
thfn presumably mido public,
NJ TtufHrn through tbo medium
N ml mpof practically faya the work
NJ fhIl 00mmlfsim h worse fhan no
good Whn docs he know about ~
llN bo seon inc fepott wlth NJ mss,
on deiHi7 ppts ho Know mat the
fmall farmer has been mlsfeptosouted
m uiufod7 ON me most moagor in
f0fmHtim ho mss attsrtod me wok
dono. endtByofod ~ destroy Whatever
F0D1 mifhf como from II and Then NJ.
fafh0f me privacy ~ its conception
/ Any mfn N ordinary boutHy ~ Juds
mfnf HnHmf t0 nd without commit
|0nT Hn lBiury could nttatt Inc priv
~ NJ me fanDu On fonorai principles
Wd NHf nll No. know something about
n hffmf putting the roPoft down NJ
fNf rODd w eWl
NnW mo labpf mon N This tommu
ntT hHY0 ~ f0nsidef N fhal
fHs opportunity oHe,s Tor the ssill
~ NsfHsnies 70 aeH NTH the elsn,s
Ger interests IN q fdendly nsnnsf snt
ssfgrs ns ssnled ana smtssins,
lsbo, ~ lHiIsos WI me lsbof me,
thfeN tbls opportunity oyefbosfa io
o 0Sss ~ bVn60mbs handed oN hi
4 a fhyrs'on mo sNoWs nothing q
ne rSgoH he 10 orHitisino sna who's,
s0nosm is bsses On senefd gsos,slI
Gee not fso,st
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
GOLD BRICK OR NOT :?


Editor Evening Bulletin - what's
the matter with tho Pacific. Union Oh
COT CnD anyone say7 Can !. ~.
Fisher, once special agent, toll ~
what has become " the money tnut
W. have paid into this conoorn7
Can ", u, 0rHltb, Judge II, q. lar.
rows, Hon, william Craig, Hon. Frank
l., Combs, Hon, w, ", Green, directors
pnd 0iflcers " this company, say whers
tho money has gone t07 Some say
n base Islander. VI ufse,---that II II
gone ~ In smoke, or In high balls, or
something ~ the Kind, and that n nov.
" saw the oil 1.ld Of Fresno county,
Cal Another base SANDER, I pro.
sumo, But whatever has boon done
Win n IL q mystery 10 the stockhOld.
erB Of this fair land " suckers. M not
even n word has ever bsoD heard m 10
tho outcome VI the venture. And now
some ~ the people who we're permitted
" buy ~ limited amount 0f the stock"
ore wondering " II was another gold
brick they bought, or the real thing.
Can anyone say7 Yours truly,
BTOCKo WNER
lilo, Jan. 4, '06.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
llhl nlQNfl
SUBMITS RIPvxI

y 4 WatEmfh fbis morning hied
tIf IhpDt a. ftfciyof n me Haoa
Plantation wblcb vs. sdd H. GH6
Dam a o. DocemBef ~ ~ = commits
si1bf,s fuo 6rdefod w Jodge ROB
lb,6n me fo6olyaf i61s hod n the
pisba05n August n, iSoi ~ shows
NJ M advances by 0fihDaom q 90,
IA IN fhaf period ~ have b6sn s21s
Pja0t Witb mo fet@bfs ~ the plan
tan06 amounting 10 ,i0,@SW, NJ
D. dfifufes NJ the piahtnti6n are ne
area ~ 8363990 ana supplies f0r inc
gamf N H8S7 Ne states that ~
fya6o vas f1aitcd w Inc sale N q
yea fGiiff min, Putnam tbeino and
4 Ndiff
ma fttbiytf ais6 has MED n peii
066 IN discbafse Ne shows that MI
ne property N mo ilaha Plantation
ms bebn stdd And lint he has MED his
maj flpJSf thafgihg himself with
Nf8t5aG ~ ms6 shdss that ~ has
t6ff6Rbd No sun N sg7B5b6y ff6m
dfihDaum a ~ IN ftteiyefE ttrih
fafef. Whth sum has bbbh made n
marc nb6h tht bpfthast Bflttl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
WANTS REDUCTION

Senator AChl, attorney for watson
of divorce fame. this morning made n
motion that the court change ita order
IN regard 10 nllmOny aud attorneys
foes Ia b. paid by the defendant, by
tuttng The former down 10 90 u
month ana the latter "a go,
Deputy Attorney Genornl Peters op.
posed The motion coniondng that II
was moi made IN proper form, Judge
Robinson upheld Peters nnd told Aohl
that The motion should be- merely 10
reduce the amount but not 10 change
Tho courts order Achl consequently
Withdrew his motion,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
Ha|oiWa Limited.

The most attractive dsy's outing 10
thst afforded BY the excursion down
the railroad line. Tho HALEiwA
LIMITED, . hrst-eIsss train, leaves
Honolulu every Sunday morning st
s;2 o'clock, making the run In two
hours The rate for round Trip being
only 700. From 1922 .. m. until
$50 P. m. % spent at the bssutlfuI
HOTEL HAlGiwA, with frssh and
salt wstsr bathing, tennis, go,s drives
snd walks, shooting or fishing, and you
srs back In town at 1910 o'clock In
the evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09

Hl flaI If Hu uppIU unity ~
tDf |m oil bfwth md
D.tfa mo0 afn mis
FI N ff ~ .ml fhfh laI6f
Ut U HN0ff NJ mme
E. Mini Uty .D. D.la Iff afmy
...HI. N H HhHF tmNl
NIH IFlf H.H H.d H aH eHm'
Ul fumlf mosNm
... UN NJ W.r I'D IaW'H ,a
fiNf f.fhf .Nahumtr says
m' o"o fe1o'ao'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
DIAL TO owe MoBHyDt Bio
sLECrHlC SYSTEM.
lCon,lrusd from PAGE 80


transaction IN hand representing the
Kauai Electric Company, was soon In
reference ~ tho reports,
saId Attorney w. A, Kinney this
forenoon "As attorney for tho pro.
posed company ! would say that II IL
premature 10 say that any money has
been raised or that any contracts have
been let
I'm that onD properly h. said nj tho
present time II that iiin prospects arc
Ntiy good for raising Tho necessary
money, IN which ease The plant ought
" b. Installed fifteen months from
dbtgi biii, ~ course, there IN many d
SLIP possible"
N ls understood That Tho nBaBolBg
" tho c0DipnBy IN practically assured.
but the papers, II II said, have not yet
been signed ana therefore nothing II
~ present binding IN The situation,
N N also assured that tho Hawai-
lhb Electric Company VIII have charge
~ the installation of tho electric
plant Tor McIjryde plantation. bis
company bny successfully Installed
several smaller plants ANA N they make
y success NJ this contemplated very
large plant II In felt that tho practical
result WI be that the bulk NJ the eloe.
iilonl development Of this country viii
b. handled by the Hawaiian Electric
Company M the Honolulu Iron Works
nov handles the machinery eDd Ut chs
Hawaiian sugar plantation business
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
City Schools Good
Says a Friend

INlt ol tho Erauu Jury VonCCCnluk the
,,,,,l. al ha ,,,r,,,,, an, h, al,
- W, '.''',''s' WV WV Nv"
"'"' ''''''"S " " !" s'u' p'pS'
o' lOc Slsl OF last month, have created
10 little sensation In the educational
Department of our city. mud n viii no
,nly tair To rcapond briefly Ia aomc of
the swccpIng charges they contain.
In ronard 20 the rcpor, of The Orand
Jury. they ahow much Kind f,,,,np IA.
wards tho teachers u,neraliy. I'm, th,x
require more l,pht ON the auh,c,,s th,y
have iou,h,l unon
Tho I,onornhie sunorl,,.,,,,, h,s
IA, NAVAL sunno,, az a ,ooa,y hnav An
tho Hoard of Eduent,on, which i. com,
noa,l az ,,,uca,,a un',,, a.,o ,.,s,ns
or d,i,cr,nt callinva In l,fr, n, 10 An
symnn,he,lc ,ouch with NH tho ,..,n,
,ra of hla a,ai, who reeinroca,e nm,
ronnd,ne, no n,n,,a In ,h,m aud from
hia olNr, uo out alr,,t,ona and husl,
ness ,rnnan,,lona ,y,,y J.y with ,h.,
aya,oma,io bnrmony which rnn o,,v
be acquired nv n man of ,n,,II,encc
lonH r,pcrIcncc. and ,horouuh NO.
aunl,,auco ,,I,, an, ,,,,l a,,,,,,s,,, =,
Ma care, while The du,,c. os HE emil
inp. ma hcnd a, IN, 1,nnr,mcn,. nr,.
y,n, him nam n,r.,naliv lnsna,,,n.
tho a,hoola which Ju,y IN ,h., N, ,ha
Schoo, inspcctor Air. Davis. now An
IA, nla,, oi AIR. uurL,, in,o,y ,o,,r.l
And m, supcrin,,nJon, ahowa wood
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
GOVERNOR CARTER
RECOMMENDS
SECRET SERVICE

Hawaii ought 10 have secret SER
vice department" said Governor Carter
this noon. ~ seems 10 me that every
we'll regulated civilized community
ought 10 have such service. which
would DO OF the greatest usefulness IN
many ways.
"Tho fire underwriters want n de.
tectiye service 10 Investigate Are cases
ana many merchants In this city are
paying u private concern for watch.
men and such work. n an effective
secret service was organized here by
an experienced ana competent man II
would be Of great use 70 the Attorney
General. and other government depart.
nients, the Legislature, insurance PEG.
plo and many others. Its services
should be paid for by the parties using
II and am not sure but that II could
easily support itself while there In
NJ present an appropriation for the
Police Department for q detective
fund, the detectives OF the police pick
49, oil kinds Of cases. Their work In
heller skelter and not on special lines
~ that Of secret service would be-"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
The Weekly Bulletin
BOOKED TO LEAVE.

For Maui and Hawaii ports. por
stmr kinau, Jan. 9.--Mr. Mcintyre,
Col George French. Major Milsaps.
u. ~. OldiDg and wife, Doaconess
Sands aud child, Miss v. McGregor.
Miss Ellen q. Lyman, Loo. Y. AnImon,
Jos Schwartz, g. 10. Eakln, A. y.
Barnes and wife, J. 4. Brown, q. l..
Young and wife. Father James. Father
bylyanus, Father Sylvester, J. w.
Thompson and wife, Mrs. McManus,
Miss Hamilton, j. g. Zimmerman, A.
&. Loyekin, Mrs James Gibb and
dougbter
For Maui and Hawaii, por stmr.
Claudlne, Jan. Oh. q. Danford, Miss
II. X. Daniels, John Abreu, Harry
Hoffman, W. ". Shaw, Rev. q. T.. Hong,
John W. Wadman.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
rough WEATHER
On GARDIA ISLE

rmscf rflei, ~ The steamer Kauai,
which arrived yesterday ifom Nnwlll
viii reported ~ follows steamer
MihMhala NJ Waimcp, al hef freight
discharged Hht started "a load Il ~
N mfaf fhty foi coo hnas on hoard
Int then had 10 stop work oh account
NJ rough weather Tho schooner Alien
A ~ u0fm hmnd NJ Mnkuwoh The
steamer Walnleale II lnylnR IN Ma
wiiiwiil Cant woft NJ kolon she
stu has her fertilizer aboard 'fw0
b0ats NJ fertilizer we're landed bat the
WORK had ~ stop then 0n account ~
The weather II was Too rough NJ
hnnh0ia ~ land Tho scowa Thoy have
The scoVs 0n the Welnlenle yot strong
southwest Winds on lee side NJ the
island Crossing channel llphi north.
vest winds with heavy swells"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09

ssmual kama, Nawablne, X, A. No.
I0nIODn ana MolOtl, four elderly la
walltns who have been working on
Tho School street extension, this morn
lng called ~ T0g Assessor Holt They
claimed mat they were over sixty
years VI aga ANA therefore did not
have ~ phy personal taxes. IlOll sent
ihep 10 tlie seoreiory's ONCE IN order
ibai iholr status 0D lboIr precinct
BITS might b. found,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09

women's Auxiliary and Guild Of III.
Andrews Cathedral holds its postpon.
I'D meeting this afternoon.
The best cup Of pure Kona coffeo
In tho city NJ the New England Bak.
cry. Telephone Main "a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09

The Weekly Edition OF the Evenlns
jblleiln gives a complete summary VI
the news VI the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09

Have your old Panama hat made
like new. Globe Clothing House.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-09

tlns FOB s,ln,Inu q, ,hs suLlsllrl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11
Held in Heavy Bond.

Bond in the case of Harvey Johnson,
charged with assault with a dangerous
weapon on Agnes Thompson, was fixed to-
day by Judge KimbalI in the Police Court
in the sum of $1,000. He was unable to give
the security required and was committed
to the District Jail this afternoon in de-
fault.
According to the testimony. which was
given briefly. Johnson went to the house Of
Agnes Thompson Of 2519 18th street north
west on September last. lat under
the influence of liquor. A dispute between
the girl and her caller arose. and Johnson
pulled razor. With that he cut the girl
in the breast and in the chin iEfiicting sew
eral bad wounds. which required surgical
treatment In the alteration the razor
blade was broken from the handle. and II
is said that the recovery of the blade in
volved another girl in the -rouble, she try
ing to get it away.
Johnson escaped before the police could
capture him. but he was located yesterday
in Virginia by Precinct objective Estes of
the tenth precinct station, and he went
there and captured him. 1t is said that he
Is wanted for grave crime in that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11

interested In the subject" the speaker said.
For this purpose the government goes 10
great expense In getting consular reports
on conditions in these foreign ports. THESE
reports are regularly published in pamphlet
form for general distribution. Quantities
of them go to Europe. however. and are
furnished, not as we furnish them to whom
ever asks for them, but they are sent direct
TO the concerns engaged in the trade at the
ports whence the report Is made. These re-
ports are full of statements to this effect
: Does any one doubt that an American
line of steamships making regular trips TO
Rio de Janeiro, the government paving the
loss until the trade is established. would
knock at the door of every factory in the
United States. submit samples of the goods
consumed by the people and beg their pro-
duetion and tie privilege of carrying themY
THE reports are literally full of specific
instances where our manufacturers have
refused to change their patterns to meet
the conditions of South American trade, or
where they have abandoned trade partly
established whenever there has been . local
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST be-
tween E and streets-Joseph L. Gran
dali ct ux to Augustus o. Bostrom, lots
81 and 80, square 892; $40.
SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST between
L and NJ streets-Arie A. Walsh ct vir,
James F., to John T. and Samuel
Brinkley, part original lot 4, square 769;
$40.
NO. 81 HANOVER PLACE NORTHWEST
Carrie R. West to Robert Lee O'Brien,
lot IS, square 617; $40.
BLOOMINGDALE-Eli NJ. Kepner to
Ellen NJ Markley, lot GO, block 8; $40.
SEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST between
e and G streets-William NJ Hodges ct
ux. to Alfred D. Johnson, south half lot
IS No. s" square SOB; $40.
NO. 1886 MARYLAND AVENUE NORTH
EAST-Elizabeth Schaper ct vr, Alexan-
dria, to John w. Farran lot IL and part
lot II. square GS4 $40
NO. 1745 CORCORAN STREET NORTH
WEST-John w. Wright ct ux. to ].
Eakin Gadsby and John D. Coughlan.
trustees, lot 100, square 1856: So
M STREET SOUTHEAST between 10th
and 18th streets-Roberta Hopkins ct
al. to Frank AZ Jones, part original lot
Is, square OF; $40.
BLOOMINGDALE-Bu L. Andrus ct
ux. to Louise S. Jarboe lot 81. block IL;
DEANwOOD-M. Elizabeth Browning ct
vir, John W., to Alfred T. Ware. part
lot 5: $40.
tween G and H streets-Margaret Bar
ron ct al to Herman Gasch, part origi-
nal lot II, square 319; $40.
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST be-
tween G and H streets-F'lorence A.
Barron ct al to Margaret Barron, part
lot II, square 319; $40.
BLOOMINGDELE-K L. Brown to
Maria l. Johnston, lot 20, block g.: $40
RANDLE HIGHLANDS = National Safe
Deposit Savings and Trust Company to
the United States Realty Company, lots
/ and 49, block 3; SO
RANDLE PARK-United States Realty
Company to Charles y. Warren. lot l.
block 6; SO.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Un States
Realty Company to Benjamin c. Car
penter, lot IS, block 8; $40.
MERIDIAN HILIl-Mary E. Butterworth
ct al TO Lloyd T. Everett lots 4, 5 and
6. block IA; SO. Lloyd r. Everett con-
veys same property to Harry T.. Jones:
$40
TWINING CTTY-Harry E. Gladman ct ux.
to Catherine E. and George F. Amidon.
lot 49, block 2; $40.
THIRD AND C STREETS SOUTHWEST
J. Edward Chapman. trustee. ct ux to
Sarah F. Mockabee and Isabelle c.
Kelly. lots 81 10 II. square SIT; $40
Sarah F. Mockabee ct al to Rudolph
B. Behrend, trustee. same property; $40.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS = United States
Realty Company to Robert A. MELEE
font, lots and Is, block 8; $40.
RESERVOIR yIEW-John A. Massie. trus-
tee. to Arthur J. Sherwood. lot 4. block
2; $780, Arthur J. Sherwood ct ux. to
John A. Alassie. lot 81. block 2; $40.
L STREET NORTHWEST between 10th
and 18th streets-Bertha E. syphax ct
al to Colbert s syphax. Part lot 9.
AND X STREETS
NoRTHWEST-Ben B. Bradford ct TX.
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Orders for Public improvements.

New sewers have been provided for and
other matters OF current business disposed
of. In orders issued by the Commissioners.
a. follows:
Z Sewer along the east side OF 14th street
northeast between G and d streets. abut-
ting lots 1919. 200. POI, 2o2, 203. 204 2o5 and
2O6 of square 1854.
Sewer along the south side of b street
south and Massachusetts, avenue between
14th and 18th streets east, abutting lots o.
10, IL. u. 10, "A and Is OF square south of
square 1859.
Roland p. Hough reappointed as temper
airy craftsman in the Office of the inspector
OF plumbing at compensation of So per
duty.
So much OF the order Of the Commission
ers under date of sJuly 81. 1902, as directs
the west roadway of New Jersey avenue
northwest between and d streets resur-
faced at an estimated cost OF s2.e00 be here
BY cancelled.
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Fined for Larceny.

For the larceny of a suit of clothes
valued at $11, from Roy Pratt James Con-
nor was before Judge KimbaIl In the Police
Court today. The testimony showed that
Conner walked into the house Of. Mary
Campbell at 925 25th street northwest, Sc
lected suit hanging up in a closet, and
after getting away safely with the clothes
he disposed of them on the street. He was
arrested by Precinct Detective Cox of the
third precinct
whisky is the cause of this. That is all
l have to say" was Connor's statement to
the court. Inquiry from Judge Kimball
showed that the old man had been In jail
before. His term for this offense will be
sixty days. in the absence of money to the
amount of $50
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Twenty Dollars or Sixty Days.

The approach Of winter led William II.
Young to believe that he needed heavy
pair of shoes. Yesterday he went into the
store of Harry Steinburg. near the corner
of AZ and H streets southwest. and helped
himself to pair, neglecting to pay FOR
them. The store proprietor made an out
cry, which was heard by Bicycle Police
man williams of the fourth precinct. The
officer was hot on the trail of the fugitive
and soon overhauled him, still graspine
the shoes tightly in his hands.
Young was one OF the defendants In the
Police Court, charged with the larceny He
had little to say for himself, while the
proprietor stated that the prisoner was
talking with him when he did the disap-
pearing act. The sentence was $40 or sixty
days in jail.