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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
GETS DRUNK; HE
LEARNS LESSON

William Swift who was under in
dictmcnt for burglary in the second
degree, appeared before Judge Robin
son In the Circuit Court this morning
and pleaded guilty. His charge was
reduced to larceny in the second de-
gree and he was sentenced to ninety
days Imprisonment.
The case against Swift has been
thoroughly investigated by the City
ana County Attorneys office and it
has developed that on the night of the
burglary he was in the company of
Francisco Carlo, notorious burglar
who got Swift drunk ana induced hin!
to enter the room where he was found
by Chinaman who blew a police
whistle for help.
Wheh an officer arrived on tho
scene Swift was arrested on charge
OF drunkenness. investigation made
afterwards led to his indictment by
the Territorial Grand Jury, however,
ana the facts Of the case presented to
Judge Robinson this morning. lie
therefore reduced the charge to one
OF larceny In the second degree and
handed down u sentence of three
months.
The other men, John LrIa, Chun
Duck Soon and All Hal, all pleaded
guilty and come up for sentence to-.
morrow morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
FOR
BANANAS IS
SUCCESS

Under government supervision,
some 5000 lunches Of Hawaiian ba-
nanas have been sent to Coast con-
sinners within the past two weeks,
and the system inaugurated by Super
intendent of Marketing $. 7. Starrett
in order to protect the profitable mar
ket on the Coast seems to he working
splendidy. This system was started
to guard against infected bananas be-
ing shipped and the Coast buyers
stopping their orders.
Five thousand lunches went out on
the Sierra yesterday and the remain
der were taken out by the Siberia and
China on earlier dates.
Superintendent Starrett Is Just now
much interested in report from the
Coast that California has declared
fruit quarantine on all citrus fruits,
mangoes etc, from Mexico, because
Of the prevalence Of the Mexico or
ange fly. If California should extend
the quarantine to Mexican bananas,
the local product would be greatly in
demand, at even better prices than
are now realized.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
owners and TENANTS MAY Be
CALLED ON TO prove CLAIMS

property and income tax declarations
filed by the several parties whose
premises will be affected should the
street widening be carried out as
planned.
The Board will also take up the
suggestion coming from President j.
S. B. Pratt of the Territorial Board
of Health, who in communication to
the municipal body states that the
Territorial Health Department does
not at this time desire to avail itself
of the services of five inspectors who
failed to pass the required examine
ton. The men who are believed des-
tined to lose their positions include
Messrs. Olepau. Lot Lane, Waipa Par
ker and Kaulukukui.
President Pratt further suggests
that the first examination as recon-
mended by the City Health and SAM
tation Committee, be held on March
Goth, so that the vacancies in the city
and county staff may be filed at the
earliest possible date.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
MEN WHO CONDUCT EXAMINATIONS
DECLARED IGNORANT COAST line
Number of Shippers Interested in Contention RAISED BY
British Columbia Masters-Lkelke Brought Kauai Sug,
ar This Observation-Disclosures Is Meeting win pleaSat
Weather-Barkentne Aurora Forty-FWe Days From
Nitrate Ports Will Enter Here

no use in those waters, 1t being pure.
" local knowledge of the coast that
is required. An inland water certiE-
cate entities the holder TO command
any boat plying on rivers, lakes. etc,
In Canada. To obtain this certificate
knowledge of the rules of the road Is
all that is required. This is by far
the easiest examination. but at the
same time masters Of these vessels
receive II higher salary. Also. II Is
the knowledge only derived from years
Of actual travelling over the same wa
ters.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
.SLEUTHS trail
WR|GGLERS down

Inspector Hurley of the Board of
Health this morning distinguished
himself as a mosquito sleuth when he
located what are thought TO he the
sources of supply of the mosquitoes
which infest the Board OF llealths
obscure corner of tenement owned
by All Leong, adjoining the grounds
of the judiciary building. where the
inspector found many cans containing
water In which the larvae were breed
Ing. Another place was barrel In
the yard of Lewis stables, and mil
lions Of larvae were found In tank
In the yard of the Hawaiian Carriage
Company on Queen street, just across
the street from the Board of Health
building. Yesterday ii was found that
water barrels In the Levers a. Cooke
lumber yard contained mosquito lar
vac, and this yard is also in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Board of
Health headquarters. In connection
with the finding of larvae In these va
riOus places Doctor Mccoy states that
the Inspector for this district was
taken off four days ago To assist in
the cleaning up of Chinatown. ana
this Indicates that 1t Is necessary for
the inspectors to be ION the Job" con-
tinually in order that the mosquitoes
will not get the best of the fight.
Ever since the mosquito campaign
started the doctors and inspectors Of
The Board of Health have been puz-
Zled To know where the MOSQUITOES
came from which swarmed through
| out the buildings. The buildings
themselves were thoroughly searched
for breedng-places. but none were
found. Then II was thought that the
banyan trees on the grounds mich.
contain hOllOws In which the larvae
could breed, and these holIows were
| lilled up. But the mosquitoes contIn-
ned to be found in the Board of
Health Offices. It is now believed
that they come from the adjoining
tenement of All Leong and he has
been ordered to abate the nuisance at
once, and Levers 4 Cooke have AL
ready compiled with the order OF
Doctor Mccoy to empty the water
barrels In their lumber yard and CON-
tihue to empty them and I'll them with
lresh water every week. or else keen
them well oiled.
Inc tlme has arrived when the
Board OF Health's patience is obout
exhausted. and property-Owners and
tenants Will be held strictly IN oc-
count Tor having mosquito breeding
piaceS ON their premises. II appears
10 The Board that the property-owners
OF Honolulu should by this time he
very thoroughly educated regarding
what Is required of them. II wouId
seem that II larvae are now found IN
u'eir premises it merely shows utter
'hHlierence on their part. Let II once
more be emphasized that such owpars
are liable to immediate arrest and
prosecution and such drastic action
may III few days be taken against
some % the owners who have reueo,-
Guy been courteOusly reuuegted IN
remedy conditions. The law does nnt
'eP"'re lhal they should be notified
VI ihsahilary conditions regarding the
breeding Of mosquito larvae. ana wbap
Snch notices have been given in ths
past II has been purely an ACT of en-
r''''oS"''oil on the part of the legal
department.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable 10 Merchants
I. u Exchnnge.l
THURSDAY, February 30.

SAN NCISCO-Arrived, Feb. 80,
at noon, S. s. China, hence Feb. 90.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed. Feb. 30,
bk Il. p. Rithet for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrived, Feb. 90,
S. S. Hilonian, from iIilO Feb. 20
GRAYS Sailed, Feb. 2S,
Schr. Helene. for Honolulu.
SAN NCISCO-Arrivcd, Feb. %,
sp. John Ena, for Ililo.
Wireless.
S. S. ManchuI1a will dock at Ala
kea wharf at noon tomorrow and sail
for San Francisco Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock. 1850 tons freight for
Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29

Declaring that the men selected by
the government are totally ignorant
q the coast line and many of its in
tricatc channels, a vigorous protest
has been. formulated and will he sent
to the seat Of Canadian government
at Ottawa, according to reports which
have reached Honolulu with the ar
rival Of the Canadian-Australian liner
Mariana.
A few days prior to the sailing OF
that vessel Tor Honolulu and Austria
ian ports, and acting In conjunction
with the Victoria Shipmasters Assu-
citation the similar association at
Vancouver has sent a recommended
ton to the Ottawa government ask
ing that ~ court of competent iLrIs-
'lctiOm he appointed to sit upon mar
inc cases on the coast" There was
some emphatic disapproval expressed
II the meeting regarding the findings
IN recent marine inquiries notably
with regard to the suspension of Cap
Duin MurChOusc, formerly of the stea-
mcr Venture, on account Of the stran-
ling Of that vessel. A delegation was
ppoiutcd to act as dcputatiOn to
,hc Victoria Shipmastors' Association
20 take MP the matter. The idea Of
lpius should judge tugboat captains,
passenger captains Judge passenger
captains and dcepsCa captains try
rGpseu captains, and then in each
case the judges would thoroughly I'M
lcIstaud the matter with which they
are called upon to deal. In order to
assist the authorities each association
will select considerable list Of
names Of captains competent to act
rs asscssOrs and forward these lists
with the resolutions. In the course Of
the discussion, which was lengthy and
occasionally warm, some points Of
much interest to shipping were raised
and explained. For instance, it was
stated that a foreign going masters
certificate entities the holder to COM
mand any British merchant ship in
any part Of the world. To obtain this
certificate more figuring ana mathc-
matical knowledge are required than
actual sea knowledge. The whole
may he learned from guide books pub
lishcd for the purpose of assisting
candidates In their examinations. A
cOasting masters certificate cnttles
the holder 10 command any Canadian
vessel plying between Ivy cape, Alas
ka morthcrn boundary and the CO.
lumbia river, Oregon Csouthern boun-
daryl. To obtain this certificate the
holder Is required to work out few
! mathematical problems and also an
Swcr questions ON seamanship. These
problems may also be found in book
published for the purpose. As re-
CARDS the northwest coast eXamina-
ton, II appears that no subject on
which the candidate Is examined 9th
er than the rules Of the road and chart
work occasionally Is ever used by
m1slcra employed on the coast, as the
waters are intricate courses 80 short
currents so variable that problems
used by iorcign-going masters are Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
WEATHER TODAY

Temperatures-G a. m, G7; s n. M,
20; 10 Il. M Il; noon, 10; morning
minimum, 81.
Barometer at a. m, 5000; rela-
tive humidity, s a. m, 81; absolute
humidity, 8 a. IN, 407O: dew point, 81.
Wind--6 "a. m, velocity 10, direction
\. T.. s a. m, velocity =, direction n.
f.; 10 " m. velocity u, direction n.
f.; noon, velocity 10. direction n. +,
Total rainfall for "a hours ending
s n. m, Finch.
Total wind movement for "a hours
ending 8 u. M, 2j5 miles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29

was member of the constitutional
convention of 1894 and held number
Of semi-public offices with great eff
fectiveness.
a meeting of the Chamber OF Com.
mcrce will probably be held soon, at
which time memorial resolutions will
be passed.
Ma definite funeral arrange ments
have been made. 1t is probable that
the funeral will take place immodi-
ately after the arrival of the Lurline,
bringing the body.
Held in High Regard.
Mr. MOrgan's striking record Of ac-
tivity In public affairs was spoken Of
today by everyone who talked Of the
sudden accident, and little else was
talked of after the news became
known.
IF everyone had the same deep
spirit of public work. this would 10
the best city In the world" said one
man who had known Mr.. Morgan for
many years.
MIR. Morgan rose to his position by
energy and intelligence and the quail
ties of business ability" said Presi-
dent T. |. Spalding of the Chamber of
Commerce. and he held the respect OF
the entire community for his personal
qualities. They were such as to COM
Frank Hustace. who was intimately
associated with Mr.. Morgan for many
gan's death by telephone, and was
deeply affected. 1T has been a great
shock to all who knew Mr.. Morgan,
he said.
J. NJ. Dowsett, who went to school
at Punahou with Mr.. Morgan years
ago, said that the entire community
a man of Mr.. MorRan's type. I'VE
were boys together" he said. and
have always held him In the closest
regard"
Harry Armtagc, another close as
sociate of Mr.. Morgan for many years
was deeply moved ut the news from
the Coast. MIR. MOrgan's ability and
energy were shown even when he was
Il small lad" he said, and he forged
ahead by his own perseverance"
Those who were associated with Mr.
Morgan ON the stock exchange or In
general business affairs were much
shocked without exception to learn OF
his death. The news came just after
the stock exchange had held It's morn
ing session. and cast n gloom over the
business community.
The meeting of the Board Of Health
which was to have been held at half
past three o'clock this afternoon has
been postponed ON account of the
death Of Mr.. Morgan, who was for
merly II member of the board.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
Matson Steamers to Hasten
Departure.


Departure.
Two Matson Navigation steamers
now at the port discharging general
cargo ANA merchandise. will hasten
their, departure for island ports, the
IlOnolulan being schedule for sailing
this evening. The Honolulan has
about completed the discharge of n
miscellaneous assortment of freight
from San Francisco ana will sail Tor
Kahului this evening. This vessel IL
due to return to Honolulu on the
morning Of March 9Th and Is to be
dispatched for San Francisco at &
o'clock on the evening of the follow
ing day. The HOnolulan Is quite like
" to depart with fair list Of cabin
passengers. The steamer will take
between seven and eight thousand
tons sugar ana other lines of Hawaii
an products.
The Ilyades, now dischargng n
quantity of supplies for the local
Quartcrmaster Department, Is slated
for departure for island ports on Fri
day evening. The Hyades will not
return to Honolulu but will be dis
patched from Hilo for san Francisco
direct on March 18th
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
MEETING
ON HARBOR WORK

The decision Of the Harbor Board
to hold public meeting on the aft
crnoon Of Wednesday, March 10, for
a full and free discussion of the pro-
posed harbor improvements, was one
Of the features of the Boards meet
ing yesterday afternoon.
Following the statement made by
Wakefield, news of which was eXciu-
sively published In the Bull let n
on January II and supplemented by
additional details on February >, SOW
eral resolutions were offered and
passed on by the Board. Comment
ing on his statement as made In the
Bulletin yesterday afternoon the
Commissioner said that he had sew
eral resolutions to offer, so that the
matter might he brought before the
Board and acted on. With the excep-
ton of the one calling for the aban-
doning of Campbell's scheme, which
was left over to public meeting. the
Board unanimously accepted the 9TH
crs.
The Resolutions.
The first resolution reads as follows
ana is self-explanatory:
Resolved. That the Superintendent
Of Public Works be requested to take
immediate s,on, 10 oao,,ro ,r, a,,,,
dempo,in, or Tho rro,ar,,. -, ouoou
street known no tho uoCbosno,.
warehouse, and owned by Allen &
Rob,nson. oIeo all or Tho rronortr In
ro,r ur sni, huiIding o,I T., ,ho ,o,
or The Allen A. Rnhinson hlocv ,hot
is owned nv Alton g. pnhjnson nm +,
usod hy thon nc y,rahou,o ,ud
otbor nurnnsns ma rnr tho s,oraao
or mmber oxcort e,ch ro,,io,, az
somo os r,,, ho oo,,,,irol T., naa,,,,1
nnce with tho ,,rn,isinn, -, A., -
Session Iows or 1000 nc omordad Ia,
Act I29. Scssiou Iove oS too11"
In nrd.r In rroyido tho roaa,,.o,,.
nancy n wos resoI,od ,hot ,ho Co.,
ernor ana tho Sunerin,ondo,, -, p,,I,
lie Works he reouested to urron,o rcr
A., a,Ia 90 49,, -, '"S' w.
Tertiary IN nrovido rrnds ror ,ho
payment of purchase nr nronertioe
owned nv Allen g. Robinson
The tbird resnIutio, daoIt with ,bo
Federal propertv ON lower Fort street
and now used nv ArIe, G. pohino,r 90
part of its nmbor ward Tho neces-
sary stems are TO he taken tbrougn
the proper channels In bove tho rel
eraI title changed in - Territori,I o,o
The rourtb resoIntlon deoIt with
the matter Of running the RAILROAD
for freight purposcs onIv rrnm n
point to be agreed on later IN oueen
street ON the EVA aide or tho Nnnonm
stream, along Oueep street IN the Mo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
Japanese Collier Returns to Ocean
Island.

NIter having discharged in the
n''shb"rhood of five thousand tons
japanese coal AT the Inter-IsInnd
steam Navigation bunllers, the freight
steamer shinbu Maru sailed for
Ocean Island this morning. Win
'he departure of the Japanese vessel
room was made for the Norwegian
steamship Guernsey, which arrived
oh the port on Sunday last with "A
lu'l shipment of Australian coal. Tho
Guernsey also brings coal consigned
o the lnter-lsland
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
HONOLULU HAS


up to the present time ! have Wis
tied Rangoon, Penang, Singapore, Fed
eril Malay States, Hongkong, Shang.
hal. Japan and Honolulu My visits
to these places are for the purpose of
examining local conditions ut ports at
which ships might touch. to ascertain
what systems of inspection are now In
force at these ports and to study the
methods that have been adopted both
for the purpose Of averting the dan
ger Of the importation Of fellow fever
into them and OF studying the meas
uros by which the disease may be
stamped out when it appears
National Conference.
1t Is considered probable that after
the opening Of the Panama Canal the
various countries Interested in the
subject Of yellow fever will cause an
conference to be assem-
blcd, and after ! reach England | viii
consult the authorities In regard to
this matter.
Local Work lmpresses.
Il am deeply impressed with the
work that Is being done for the eXtcr-
mlnation Of the yellow fever mosquito
In Honolulu ana believe that If the
active cooperation of the people con-
iinucs the results win be such as to
afford an example to the whole world"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
EDWARD EARLE

viii for one week only give free
tests TO any one calling from to 4
y. ~. In order 10 convince them that
he possesses Psychic power Skeptics
invited. Seeing Is believing. Grand
demonstrations Tuesday evening at 4
Residence, 7S2 Kinau Street. Phone
3yl3.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
MORGAN KILLED

other daughter, Adele, is the wife of
John l.. Fleming.
Mr. M"rgans wnsolnsh activity in
Euhlic affairs led To his election for
four successive terms as president Of
III" Chamber Of Commerce. a position
h"E declined for the Hrth time Il few
II onths ago because of ill-hralth. lie
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
Shippers Warned OF Presence Of
Derelict.

A derelict, supposed to he the re-
mains OF the lumber-laden schooner
Ida Mckay. which is reported to have
turned turtle ON Feb. 2nd and last
seen several hundred miles OF the
coast in water situated between Eu-
rcka and san Francisco, is declared
"a menace to navigation, and vessel
masters have been warmed to keep a
sharp lookout for the floating hulk
The Ida Mckay was well known to
Coast shipping.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
Local Work lmpresses.

The ClaudIne has been placed on
the berth to sail on regular schedule
for Hawaii by the way of Maui ports
at O'Clock tomorrow evening, taking
passengers, mail and general cargo,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
Barkentine Aurora Sighted.

The barkentime Aurora, with a full
shipment of nitrates, was sighted this
morning ana the vessel will probably
enter at Honolulu and then proceed
to Port Allen, where the shipment Is
10 be discharged. The vessel sailed
from Meiilloncs forty-nve days ago.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
Hall Loading for Kauai Ports.

The steamer w. G. Hall Is BEING
loaded with fair cargo of supplies
for plantations along the coast of Ka-
uai. This steamer with passengers
and later mails, will be dispatched for
the Garden Island at o'clock This
evening
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
ARRIVED
Thursday, Feb.

Thursday, Feb. 20.
Honokaa and Kukuhaele - Waile-
le Stmr., am.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-29
Local Notice to Mariners.

-7S'T' T'0FTN' 70 NTdT TTTcT5'
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 60 Oahu ISL
ana - Honolulu IIarbOr Channel
Gas Buoy, No. ., will be removed Feb.
2Sth, 1912, pending the completion OF
dredging operations in that vicinity.
II will he replaced as soon rs tho
dredging operations are completed.
Likclke an Arrival with Sugar.
Reporting n fair trip and 5000 sacks
X. S, sugar ms awaiting shipment on
Kauai, the Inter-Island steamer Like
like was an arrival at Honolulu this
morning, bringing 1900 sacks sugar
from KOloa plantation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-24
FOR SALE-$5OO CASH.
So A MONTH.
PRICE 81 500

FOR sALE-s5OO CASH:
$25 MONTH.
PRICE. $500
HOUSES-31OS 18th STREET.
An exceptional opportunity to purchase a
superb home in one Of the choicest sections
of the northwest at bargain price upon un-
usual ONLY $500 CASH.
Balance in monthly installments. including
interest and payment on the balance due: on
an ndl ren Of
While there are houses offered for sale on
easy payments, the prices asked for such
PARTICULAR CASE you HAVE AN OF.
rs sa asY PAiME h1SsE THAI
IS OFFERED FOR SALE AT PRICE $1,000
The proposition we offer viii appeal to the
home buyer who Is only looking for a well
constructed. well arranged house-one that
would make happy home-but they also Wish ism
all back that they have paid and with pros
poets of realizing a profit.
II you wish to secure one of the best bar
gains ever offered in this city look at this
magnificent home offered ut price 81 800 less
than the price asked by the builder. The
by those who had looked at everything that
was offered for SALE and decided to buy one of
these houses. because they were better CON
had seen.
NO. S1Os 18th STREET.
The reason they are offered ut the present
low price is that six of them were taken in
an exchange for downtown properties.
EXCEPTIONALLY WELL BUILT.
VERY HANDSOME FRONTS.
THREE STORIES. AND A SPLENDID GEL
LAR UNDER THE ENTIRE HOUSE
COVERED PORCHES FRONT AND REAR.
TEN LIGHT. CHEERFUL ROOMS.
TWO MAGNIFICENT BATHROOMS.
TWO STAIRWAYS.
GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
SUPERB LOCATION.
NO. BIOS 18th ST, BETWEEN KENYON
AND KILBOURNE SITS. =
ABOUT ONE SQUARE FROM THE MOUNT
PLEASANT OR CONNECTICUT AVE. CAR
LINE.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-24

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