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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

Robert W. ShinEle today made it
possible for the workers of tNat dis
trict to get their pay for New Years.
The Eva district is usually paid
of by allowing the inspector, johnny
Travis, or Supervisor Kane to take
the cash and warrants from Treas.
urcr TENTS ONCE, pay on the men
and return the warrants later AS
Treasurer Trent has to turn over
everything to Trcagurcr-cloct Shingle
at noon next Monday, there is not
time for the usual procedure to be
gone through. However, Mr.. Shluglc
agreed to take Kane's receipt for
some $737 and hold this receipt as
cash until the return of the Cancelled
warrants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
TEN DRINKS IN
ACOURT ROOM

II was in no wise an amateur per-
Torrance given at the Lymer mat
ince" this morning.
The temperance of several stars
of exalted magnitude served to give
2est to a performance that might
have otherwise savored of the hack
ncycd and humdrum.
Old nineteen hundred and ten will
pass out of existence as a wet year
In more ways than one.
The Amalgamatcd and Incbriatcd
Order of Ex.tanks occupied places of
honor when Prosecutor Brown an.
nouncCd the program.
Kalua. Queen of Aala Park, might
be said to have sung her swan song
last evening, when she took up her
familiar position in front of the
Oahu Railway depot and turned loose
food of noise that would bring the
hook Of rcmOIstrau @ and removal at
regular equipped vaudeville house.
The lady was "tight," and she want
ed Jack Doyle and all the rest of
the railway boys TO know it,, She
has been making farewell dcbuts'
4 at places where district magistrates
/ and attorneys Cong.egate for, lC'
/ these many months. 1gta r W.T..
KaIua was told that Mine Host
Asch was in sore need of musicians
at his Iwilei hotel. The aged song
stress was given employment there
for the next two months.
- acknowledge the corn" admit
ted Tony Watson, whose appearance
failed to impress one Of being d
matinee idol of the first water"
Was It corn juice" inquired his
Honor?
mo, just plain Hotel street hops,
replied the victim of the storm arm
of the law.
It appears that Watson and ont
Orncllas had become quite Fascinated
and attached to their jobs. The!
also pleaded that it was their maidel
appearance at TIE bar of justice.
There will be a ghost walk at on
job on next Monday" they stated il
concert.
Il am willing to await the pay
ment of the initiation fee until tina
time" smiled Brown.
80 ordered" noted the court.
Muniz in name and six dollars il
bail, n man whose cognomcn remind
the nearer Of ready coin, failed t.
show up when the role of the thirst
ridden was sounded.
This man is an old timer" salt
Judge Lymer, and he should no
have been released ON such small
amount Of bail. ! want a bench war
rant issued for Moniz." The orde
Of the court Will he obeyed.
Several other participants in post
Christmas celebration were lined "a
for review and were tapped for
contribution to the running expense
of the municipality.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
W0RES EXHIBITION
AT GURREYS STORE

An exhibition of TheO. Woros
paintings will be held all next week
In the art store OF Gurrcy, Ltd. The
public Is cordially invited.
Mr.. Wores Is an artist Of wide
fame, and the exhibition Is sure to
prove a treat for art lovers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

A wireless to the Board of Health
from Maui this morning stated that
three cases OF scarlet fever have been
found at Paia and -four carriers Of
the disease at PumCnc.
Whitney 4 Marsh will begin a great
clearance sale 90 all their rcady.to.
wear garments on Tuesday morning
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
DIED..

IEILBRON-In Honolulu, Decemb'
81, 1910, william l.. Hebron, j.
youngest son of William l.. an
Belle Hebron, in the twenty-nini
year Of his age. Funeral from tn
II II. Williams undertaking room
Fort street, at three O'Clock tomo
row Sunday afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

HAHhILIOpUA--ln this city, Decen
Der 81, 1910. AZ o'clock this NOR
ing, Mrs. Lulhlni Kahailiopua, age
seventy years; mother of Mrs. Lad
Of PauOa. Funeral will take plac
from her residence at Pauoa tomoi
row afternoon. at $3.50.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31
EVA RCADMEN
Will GET PAY
TreaSurer-EleCt Effects Ar
rangement to Prevent De-
lay Of Wages.

by agreeing to accept receipt
for the cash and warrants Of the
EVA road District, Treasuror.elcCt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

For sale by benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd: HOLSTER Drug Co., Ltd;
Chambers Drug Co.. Ltd; HIlo Drug
Co.; and at all Wholesale Liquor
Dealers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-31

The fact that HoStetter's
Stomach Bitters has helped
thousands of sicily people
back to health during the
past 81 years should con-
vince you that it is the med
icine yoa need for Indiges-
ton, Stomach Ills, Malaria,
Fever and Ague.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25

ian employee of this station. will pro-
coed to Leilehua on duty In connection
with a military survey. and upon com
pletion OF his duty at that post will
return to this station. The Quarter.
master Department will furnish the
necessary transportation. The jour.
ney directed is necessary to the mill.
tary service.
Postponed.
On account Of the rainy weather
the handball series, which were be.
ing arranged between local team
and the members Of Fort De Russy,
have been postponed. Just as soon az
the weather will permit these games
will be scheduled and by that time II
is expected that some Of the players
from the detachments will be in the
home, camp and be able to help the
teams from here.
Civilian Transfers.
Requisition has been made for civil.
ian teamsters at this post to replace
the soldiers now acting In that ca.
pacity. The soldiers are needed for
the survey work which Is being carried
on throughout the island by Company
G. There are four wagon trains leav-
ing this post weekly for the survey
attachments are these teamsters will
be used on this transportation.
Moves Camp.
Corporal Weyler In charge 81 tho
signal flag camp, arrived here Sat-
urday and received instructions to
move his detachment Monday to a
point ten miles further back In the
PalolO district. This detachment il
engaged in locating the highest points
on the mountain ridges and placing
thereon flags to be used by the survey
parties who are working In that dis
| trict.
Wagon and Pack.
The four wagon and pack trains Of
this post left camp Saturday for the
camps at Waimanalo, Pearl City
and Leilehua. Each train was well
loaded down with the new engineer
supplies recently received The pack
trains will continue to the camps In
the mountains, while the wagon trains
will make the main detachments only.
They will return together to this sta.
ton. bringing with them articles for
che drafting room, articles to be con-
demned and many other stores for
this post.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25
FORT RUGER ITEMS
= M u y y u aa aaaaaaaaaaaaa

while assisting In dismounting the
mortars.
Privates Woods and Lee Of the 159th
company are also In the hospital at
this post with mashed toes received
while handling projectiles.
The post carpenter, Private Lark.
ford, assisted by a civilian carpenter,
has finished the covering OF the three
water tanks.
A place has been cleared OF rock
and leveled near the corral for tho
purpose of building structure for the
blacksmith. post plumber and car.
penter. This will be quite an improve.
ment and convenience for the above
mentioned. as they have heretofore
been using tents for this purpose.
A dump car track has been built for
the purpose Of hauling rock, that are
piled near the quarters, and dumping
them In the low places to All in for a
post parade.
Two details Of sixteen privates. un.
der Sergts. Brogan and Young OF the
l59th company. have been at work for
some time at Diamond Head loading
rock for the improvement OF the road
from Waikiki park back Of Diamond
Head. sergt. Hill Of the 1O5th com.
pany has detail unloading and plac-
Ing the rock. This work Is being done
to repay the county for the use Of the
steam road roller. teams. ETC.. they
used in helping to build the good
roads through the post
The earthwork over the shell room
at Battery Harl0we will be completed
next week. The dirt used for this
;, purpose was taken from the tunne
| through Diamond Head. and out Of the
| crater.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25

mon, shelter tents were pitched, also
other tents that constitute the usual
field camp. The dinner of field ra-
lions were issued Mt noon, and in
spection OF shslter tents was made
Immediately after dinner. and at
3 o'clock p. m. the command struck
camp. The men were not required
to carry the shelter tents on the re-
turn trip. A sham battle was
fought about o'clock. Company F
acted as the enemy. and. taking a
position on the hill west OF Camp
Damon. was attacked by Companies
e, G and HI Company f made the
attack from the front, while Com
pany G attacked the left flank and
Company II attacked the right flank.
It would be hard to say what the
exact outcome would have been.
Company F was In a position that
would be extremely hard to take
with thrice their number OF men.
Blank ammunition was used, and the
firing could be heard as far as Fort
Shafter. This is the first field SER
vice the battalion has had since the
yearly twenty-one days practise
march almost three months ago. This
about completes the inspection OF the
battalion as far as the men are con-
cerned, and many OF the records
have been inspected and little is yet
| to do. The corral and !. and !. re.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25

The Ordnance Department have been
busy for several weeks storing pro.
jectiles for the 12.inch mortar at this
place and theN 12inch guns at Pearl
Harbor, in the shell room at Battery
Harlowe. There are 400 for the NOR
tars here and ninety for the rifles at
Pearl Harbor The largest number
Of these proiectiles weigh 1046 pounds
and the smalles ones .Welgh S24 pounds
which make II pretty heavy handling
considering the size, but after they
are placed in the shell rooms two
men can handle them with ease with
the pulleys, etc, made for that pur.
pose, and It takes less than minute
to get them on the trucks and ram.
med into the hreech Of the big guns.
A detail Of six men under Sergeants
Starr and Shafter. after several weeks
work, have completed the work Of
dismounting the mortars In B pit at
Battery Harlowe and the work will
soon begin on the carriages. All four
carriages in this pit failed to stand the
test shots and will have to be repaired
before they are ready for use. Sergt
Butler OF the l05th company has been
assigned ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for
the company.
injured Jaw.
Private McDaniels Of the 159th com
pany Is In the hospital at Fort Shaftel
with broken jaw. II is reported tina,
q piece Of the bone had to- be ex.
tracted ana he would soon be sent t.
the general hospital at the Preside o
San Francisco to receive a dlsabilit,
discharge,
Private Rockers OF the i59th com
pany Is In the post hospital with I
badly bruised hand which he receive,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25
FORT DE RUSSY ITEMS
!, \ y n n \ ,sn y y y y 4 u Il y u n u

The first consignment OF the quarter.
~ supplies for the engineers and quar-
termasters department of this post ar.
rivad Saturday. A number OF men
from Company q have been detailed
for the purpose Of placing these stores
about the post as required. The wag.
on trains from this camp will trans.
port the supplies from here to the de-
tachment camps and the subcamps In
the mountains. The balance of the
stores will arrive during the month
and the doails will remain In force
until the last OF the articles are
placed.
Special Order 10.
l. Pursuant to telegraphic author.
lily. Headquarters Department OF Cal.
ifornia. Sergeans Dominick O'Donnell,
and fourteen other enlisted men, OF
Company G.. End Battalion. OF Engi.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25
FORT SHAFTER NEWS
= y = a n u a u n u ssa y n y n u y u uauau

An inspection and review of the
battalion was held Friday. January
81. The entire battalion attended
except those on duty absolutely nee
essary. Immediately after the re-
view and inspection the signal squad
four men) of each company were
required to turn out and send GER
tain messages from station to sta
ton. There were eight stations
two men at each station, a receiver
and sender. The men did remarka-
bly, we'll and the messages were
transferred in good time. After the
inspection. part Of the remainder OF
the. day was spent making prepare
lions for field service.
Reenlist.
z Musician Hall, Company H. goth
Infantry. was discharged Friday,
January 81, 1910, and reenlisted and
assigned to his former organization,
Sunday, January 3D.. Immediately
upon Joining his company he was
appointed musician and granted a
Iseven-day pass. which he will enjoy
In Honolulu. Musician Hall has
been in Company II for number OF
years and is company barber In that
company. His many friends were
more than glad to see him reenlist
end remain at Fort Shafter.
For field inspection, the Second
Battalion. goth Infantry, was re-
quired to make one-day practise
march. January 90. The battalion
left Fort Shafter at 10 O'Clock a. m
apd arrived at Camp Damon abou,
~ o'clock a. m. Company e wal
advance guard the entire way. I'm
mediately upon arrival at Camp Da
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25
COLD ON MAUI.

WAILUKU. Maui. Jan. 22,-Maui is
having a cold spell now with plenty
OF rain The thermometer registered
at Kahului SO FIR. yesterday morning.
and It is a little higher this morning.
Honolulu visitors have felt the cold,
but the kamaainas think nothing OF
It, When the thermometer goes down
ten degrees more the same as few
years ago. then the slopes of Halea-
ala will appear In dress of snowy
white as far as the six or seven
thousand elevation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25

Section l6 Every licensed driver vehicle
register In the ONCE OF the sheriff the
and County Of Honolulu his
Section H. violate
Ordinance
ton shall DOLLARS
($3O0) ONE HUNDRED
Imprisonment for term exceeding three months
SECTION 49, This Ordinance days
after tho date OF its
Introduced by Supervisor
J. c. QUINN
Date of Introduction November 2, 1909.
The foregoing BIZ
vo the
ordered
Ayes: AHA Aylett Mcclellan Quinn
Noes: None.
d. KALAUOKAL.ANI
Clerk City and Honolulu
5ts-Jan 22, 25,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25


neers, will proceed from this post to
the Palolo district, on duty In connec'
ton with a military survey Of the isl
and OF Oahu. II. T, The Quartermas-
ter Department will furnish the neces
sary transportation. The journey d.
rected is necessary In the military
service.
2. Pursuant to the same authority
as above. First Lieut.. John p. Kelly
Medical Reserve Corps. will proceed
via Pearl City, to the survey camp
situated six miles therefrom In the dis.
trict Of Wahiawa. on duty In connection
with a military survey thereof, and
upon completion OF duty there will
return to this post. The travel d.
rected- is necessary In the military
service.
8. Pursuant to the same authority
as paragraph /, Leo. j. Auddy, a civil
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25

Passengers the pset out IN SUD
exceeding In
$50 hour for such extra time
iG Where not otherwise provided o from ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25
EASY way TO Learn A
LANGUAGE

b. the natural method as taught by
Mr.. Mathews one can learn to speak
French or German in five weeks with
out any grammatical rules or home
study. or hard work being necessary.
Free lecture at the Young hotel Thurs
day and Friday,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25

ny within radius OF mile Tor n, m
an
Each additional PASSENGER - 3 for .uy ordinary
~ .,..-.-t ...u hs
snail
the as for one passenssr - ,, ,on
more thah .eu
years age provided above for children hVe
and shall charged
A. M OF ABOVE
nrcvided and doubled
within radius OF
hours M the rates above provided may Pc
desispated
for carrying OF
o. Maunakes
s,,.. - rTtS.T r4hssa - n{f.Hf y (
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25

For sale by Benson. Smith q Co..
Ltd: Hollister Drug Co., Ltd;
Chambers Drug Co., Ltd; Hilo Drug
Co.: and at all Wholesale Liquor
Dealers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25
BY AUTHORITY
BILL NO. 10.
AN ORDINANCE CARRYING OF PASSENGERS FOR
HIRE IN LICENSED VEHICLES PROVIDING THE RATES OF FARE
FOR THE CARRYING OF PASSENGERS IN SUCH VEHICLES AND
PROVIDING FOR PUNISHMENT FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE PRO
VISIONS OF THE ORDINANCE
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PEOPLE CITY AND COUNTY OF
HONOLULU

Every vehicle otherwise
shall
be a vehicle
All vehicles shall numbered provided In Ordinance
unlawful for
in City County OF Honolulu
licensed required. !
Section Every licensed carriage vehicle for carrying passen
number OF such vehicle plainly
than and
understanding night shall
Honolulu
be
No animal harnesd licensed vehicle shall be left on
OF Honolulu
a without being properly secured
be dis
tinctly
driver Of IL
this Ordinance
a attached the back
vehicle with the words Rates
the of said leather letters not
addition
this Ordinance
o
hire when
vehicle Intoxicated In
demand than the authorized fare
authorized
In OF
charged the time OF leaving the stand to the time
OF returning thereto 49,,
sr!l i,..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-25

cr>> Vt . 3 -
t) Natal side from West sornsrof Nuunu
Of Nsuaru Street;
East corner Of Maunstea street.
s.. .Ss o. Kins ss: Ss from q aS sops
sE spka M East corner 81 Fort Street
1pnla Haauwia Street. from East corner OF Fo
ef mauka from East corner Of King
m East side Of Hotel Paashi srsss
2Y West side OF Maunakea Street between pauhi ana Hotel
s'ss; r. sid. o. Maun.a.. Street. between Hotel ana .ns
90 side OF Bereania Street. from West corpsr Of River
M M.la s. Of p.n. STREE. from w.., soa.. d suuanu
Street.: ,.sl ~ ..t-. F".t,," -. IN.
street; d f'uA'' street. '" W'''
I'D Mauka side Kuku Street Of Lha Street
(ls) Prison Road. Of King Street;
so East side Of River Street from East corner Of Street
CD Maka side Of Beeana Street the junction OF King ana
Streets ,l;' 4 NJ. s.
following hereby designated
for motor vehicles licensed for the CARRYING "
ts) West aud King Streets
Waik side Bethel Hotel King Streets
H. Licensed vehicles at the Judiciary Budns
Eastern side OF the drive and align the outer side Of the circle
Section waiting at the Honolulu Depot
GsS Railroad shall be aligned on the msaks side q the sta
headed and along the sidewalk parallel to the Prison
standing IL front Opera
shall be aligned the mauk side King street the side
walk
landings,
landings side
the street or dock In the order which they remain in posi-
Section To- The drivers licensed vehicles standing other
his absence. of the police alignment
No licensed vehicle hire shall permitted public
mated as Tor vehicles such
duly established for such purpose L--..--e....
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-21
A so POUND FISH.
Caught in the Neosho River
Near McCune.
Was a MonSto,. EIok Had Cat
Was a Monster Flat Head Cat
Hooked With Line.
WERE FIVE IN PARTY,
Went Out From Pittsburg to
Have Some Sport.
Caught Channel Cat, Graphic,
Buffalo, With Hook and Line.

P1ttsburg, Kan. April 21.-Walter
Blankinsop, Frank Kitchner. Arthur
| Kemp. John Bennett and Hugh Flynn
have returned from week spent on
the banks of the Neosho river near
McCune. Their display of fish caught
gave them the medal as champion fish
ermen from Pittsburg in point OF num-
Der of pounds If not in the number OF
fish caught.
Among the fine specimens of fish
brought back were channel cats, buff
falo. crappies. and all caught with a
hook and limo. too. The monster how
ever was a monster fiat head cat which
tipped the beam at so pounds This
monster fish was caught with throw
line but circumstances only were the
cause of 1t being brought to land.
When PULLED out of the water, the fish
erlnen were surprised to see that an eel
of good size and the fish had been in
a fight for supremacy possibly after
the fish had got fast on one OF the
hooks on the throw line.
The eel had entwined itself about the
giliS of the catfish with the intention
Of eventually Strangling 1t, and When
the fishermen began to pull the throw
line in, the big catfish was too worried
out with Its fight with the eel to make
any strong resistance. As a result III
any other conditions the line would
have been snapped in twain with the
struggle to keep under the water ),
The eel, however. went to its death
along with the catfish. and furnished
q dish for the fishermen when 1t had
been brought to land This particular
catch was made on the morning when
the party broke camp to come home
and was really a surprise to the fish
ermen when they started to pull in the
line to be loaded along with the other
fishing paraphernalia- When placed on
the scales at a local meat market after
reaching Pittsburg. the fish was still
alive and tipped the scales at AZ pounds
ard ten ounces, making the weight
practically so pounds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-21

But they are all counting toward
one eud-getting out Friday afternoon
and seeing the opening Of the pig
show. Lady Macbeth-hke. Cooley has
told the team to screw it's courage
up to the sticking place and it can not
fail" And the boys have made up
their minds to bring home the bacon.
Everything IS in readiness for the
skirmish tomorrow. The team is up
TO the minute as far as training is
concerned. The grounds are in apple
pie order.
The opponents of the local team at
the opening game-Sfoux City-were
the real leaders in last years race. all
though they lost the pennant to Des
Moines. But the Sioux lost q lot of
strength by sale and draft at the close
of last years season and whether or
not they will stand in this years race
as they did in '09 remains to be seen.
The dope from the home Of the War
riors is that the aggregation is strong,
but just how strong the team is the
sport writers up north have wisely re-
Trained from predicting. Topeka likes
the 500 aggregation because of the
team which represented the Packer
city last year and all this will help
draw a great crowd for the opening
game.
Locals Look Good.
The locals look better now than at
any previous opening in Topeka Be
side a good ball club, Cooley has
are HOW Snow
ing up good Pitchers cause Richard
more loss of sleep than anything else.
In years past Cooley has always start
ed the season with one pitcher who
could throw 'em and several who had
thrown them the year before or hoped
TO next year. This year the twirling
department looks to be high class. The
opening OF hostilities may show up
some bad ones, but this is not expect
ed. The dinging portion oe the Cooley
crew is just now fair to gaze upon
Young. by the way. has at last decid-
ed to come in. He wired Cooley last
night asking for Richards last fig
ures on the salary question. Cooley is
undecided as to whether to answer