rff "r" FEDERATION ALARMED It Discusses Local Option Bill at Some Length.

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1 SkUnnatl V, 8, WEATHER BtfKBAtJ, March 28 Mt 84 hour rlnfll, 09 TewpaTatare, Max 7 Ma 0 Weather, varable Wrttt l a BUOAR 00 Decree TMt OentrfucaU, 30C5e Per Ton, 730 8t Ankljnls Beet, H 3d Vet Ton, $7800 rff "r" VOL L Kn APPEAL TO M Chllngworth s Aganst Resgnatons n Advance SENATE THRTYFBST DAY fosterday, tlo thrtyfrs t sosalo n Legslature 907, was most strenuous the scres There woro some ponts n debates n whch members showed feelng but whch wns obltoratod after the vote was taken Hard feelng among opponents dd not last long and consderng dfferent nterests t may bo sad that the day ended amcably, The jolt the sesson wns admnstered by Chllllngworth at close the consderaton the appropraton bll As a member the Judcary commttee he had learned that all the deputy tux assessors had been asked to hand n dated or undated resgnatons and the same were n the hands the Treasurer the Terrtory t was not ntent to have any the money approprated expended or dsbursed by an fcal who had surrendered hs manhood to hs superor fcer Henco the resoluton to that effect whch was to havo been tacked to the bll as a rder ncdentally Chllngworth learned that all the headb departments were n thft same class wth assessors Ho had dscovered that when Governor called n the resgnatons the dstrct magstrates he overlooked more mportant ones Tho, presentaton the resoluton, or rder to the bll, was a shock to Smth, so much so ndeed that he could not recover from t n tno to do more than objecfveroubly Those Senate n whom young had confded, wore anxous that matter should be fought to a fnsh and tenson ljccamo so great that dscusson t was dspensed wth under a moton for n flvo mnutes recess A number senators, ncludng se belongng to the Judcary retred to commttee room to talk t over rftcon mnutes later they returned and when sesson resumed Chllngworth wthdrew hs rder and nsked for the appontment a commttee to wat on Governor and learn from hm to what extent ho had curred ths resgnaton fad Tho moton was seconded and carred, lloro wll follow today THE REGULAR ORDER On regular order day was the consderaton, under head unfnshed busness Muncpal hll n whch Lano has put hs soul Ho seems to toy wth t to ud mre ts provbous as a man would hs unncumbered house and lot so that t was wth some reluctance that ho consented to Jet the consderaton go over and gve appropraton bll precedence Asdo lrom that bll thero was lttle attended to and lttle that could ho uune for ontro day was takon up uy t J rom tlo sturt there wb a decded ntenton bohu to salares a majorty employes, an net whch somo members felt justfed n dong when Governor had gven them a peeoden t n the ncrease salares heads nl the departments and ncreasng the ncdentals hs own ollco thrtys x hundred dollnrs Some advances made seom fool, sh and unwse ond wero apparently awarded to man rather than the fce t wns Buggcstea that theso could havo been omtted wut crp nlng servce Dowsott, us cnarmun or tno ways am Moans com mttcc, had mado somo wse recom tcndntons but tloy wero rcquontly ovorruou uy tno sonata and so dsgusted dd ho becomo that ho was wllng to let everythng go by board, dependng upon members the House to maku good t s sad folks holow havo caucussed and rccnucusse wth d result that every tem has been decded upon There wll bo no lolay ro when the bll s called up and thero s a foolng n Sonata that when bll coos to conference commttee there wll bo a r ough ndtrstnmlng as to whch tem shall le cut, Whnt salares tlo heads department wll look lku when tlo Governor sgns bll muy bo guemrd nt, Tlero was an attempt uudo to have tlo Clllllgworth rllor brought up as eopumto hll hut le objected bn the ground that tlo Governor could veto bll nulla he would not veto appropraton measure, Bemtor Jatt tttood for retrenchment nl along (he Hub, Ho dd the other Nt them were veepllqa, wlul (fnnlllllhl n page 8) CRAB Be S BLL Moved Today HAWAAN GAZETTE, FRDAY, MAHCU A Reconsderaton May HOUSE THRTYFRS DAY T TheK amendment to County Act provdng bgger salares for county fcals was passed for thrd readng n the House yesterdny, but opponents 0 measure have not yet gven up hopes defeatng t nnd may move for a reconsderaton today The majorty n House s reported J to be ngnnst the bll, but allowed t to go through wth the expectaton havng the Senate kll the most obnoxous tems n return they have tactly agreed to go nftcr the salares the Terrtoral fcals Tho members the House are getn g weary hearng Kunlo on the necessty reparng the Kau lava flow road damage wth Terrtoral funds Yesterday afternoon the members had all busness cleared up before 8 oclock, but had to lsten to a long harangue from the member from Kohalwho succeeded n wastng more than an hour Houses tme n a meanngless argument over rules Kunlo a persstence s worthy a better cause Sheldon has brought another bll n to House to brng about electon road supervsors He also s persstent and tresome Mornng Sesson The notce the sgnng the jont resoluton provdng for the appontment a tax commsson was sent down n a letter from the Governor hmself, honor ths tme havng escaped, Secretary House Bll 72, Act 35, was also sgned Ths makes parents responsble for nonattendance at school ther chldren A communcaton front Senate was read nformng the House that the Senate had reversed tself on sus tanng the Governors veto on Senato BU 52 and had now overrden veto Ths veto wns sustaned n House on Wednesday OLD CLAMS tevved The Fnance commttee reported on a petton presented by Sheldon, whch asked on behalf sxtys x persons for a refundng lcense taxes pad by them n 900, after Organc Act had gone nto force The commtttco reported advsablty tablng the petton untl a bll was ntroduced to pay entre amount theso clams, some 48,55875 Sheldon wanted to know when such a bll could bo expected nnd Rce told hm ho ddnt know tlce who had left the char to present ths report, sad that theso clams had been presented before and that untl Legslature wanted to pay them all t could not pay a porton them, Sheldon concurred n ths and moved tne adopton the report, Tho Judcary commltteo recommended the passage Rawlns bll to provde for 0 legal change name, Sheldons bll requrng takng down n wrtng nquest evdence and Smths bll provdng for payment publc accountants clams n favor Terrtory under protest Less favorable was the report on Kanlh os amendments to the electon laws, whch was pcked as full holes na a colander and recommended that t be tabled The commltteo saw only one good feature n the bll, that al lowng a transfor a voter from one precnct to another when rcslaenco has been changed snce regstraton, but ths good feature was spoled by the same secton allowng person regstered to keep possesson the affdavt mado beforo the Board Regstraton Ths bll seeks to mako Secretary Terrtory chef nstructor n matter markng ballots and t has been unfcally remarked that a clause should havo been added makng an addton to Secretary Atknsons ttle "chef nstructor n votng and puro poltcs", Mahoo asked that ths report bo lad over for Kanlhos return n Justce to hm Sheldon ught that commltteo had pad enough attenton to mombfrom Kohata, er w ho had been told tlmt report was to coma tn an who had boon asked repeatedly to corro boro the commltteo nnd defend h bll, lnwllns ssld that Kanlho had rsen n hs place and roared becauso the Judcary commttee was holdng up two tls blls ond he Rawlns, hnd gana to htm tme after tme to get hm ueoro ne commttee Then Mr Ka Mho got clck fnd commltteo had to go on wut hm " wont to say that f tlora was any nno Judlolury commltteo who wanted to bo ufnlr to Mr Kunlho would not Ktnnd for t, would re sgn nttbor want to my that Judcary commttee has been far to every member n hl House, " do not WAlt to be Bettlna un and maltng roar all the tme, but t aeum to me tlmt everybody U takng ahots t the comnltlot front behnd atone wane nnd wn havo to defmfl our (Contnued on pae eght,) ATKNSON ALARMED Over the mmgraton Crss That Must Be Faced Secretary Atknson, who s a member the Board mmgraton, s convlncod that there s a crss n mmgraton affars, and further that an oblgaton rests wth the planters to tako acton for relevng, a grave stuaton At same tme he acknowledges that the Government has no lght part to perform n meetng ts responsblty for solvng the problem As Secretary Hawa vews the queston, mmedate duty the hour s to keep Europeans from leavng the slands faster as the fact s they aro dongthan at great expense other Europeans are beng brought n On the part planters Mr Atknson would have at least a porton ther lberal outlay for securng European labor appled to the employment at holdng wages and the domclng the European labor already here " thnk that the crss n mmgraton matters has been reached," Mr Atknson sad yesterday, "and that some acton, and very decsve acton, must be taken mmedately "Hera Portuguese are leavng four hundred last Alameda and four hundred to follow next Alameda Do you know what that means? t s that n four trps the San Francsco steamer as many Portuguese wll have left as were brought here by Suver lc at a cost $75,000 ( "When you have a crss beleve n facng t f the remedy s severe let t nevertheless be adopted t stands to plan arthmetc that f they contnue to leave at the present rate, the Terrtory wll soon be depleted ts lrdustrous and lawabd Portuguese populaton "On account the changes brought about by mmgraton bll, where n Japanese are allowed to come to Hawa but not to go hence to manland, wo aro put on the baslb an Asatc communty On other hand, wth vrtual excluson Japaneso Torn Crllfonla, Callfornlan s aro put on an Amercan bass They aro protected outsldo the consderaton a hgher cost subsstence for labor on Coast "Somo people do not beleve n tollng thes0 facts, but do not beleve n holdng them back They aro true Therefore thlrk, under condtons as they exst, we should make a more serous effort to retan se whom wo havo here, besdes retanng any more that wo mfy lnduco to come "How can ths bo done? do not say wo can hold everybody here but do Jtnow a med by whch wo can hold a whole lot people That s, not only to employ Portuguese but others wo havo here n all mechancal postons around the sugar mlls and elsewhere, but to domcle such people as well "A correspondent Advertser ths mornng aptly used expresson, Man the land" say kokua but also would man Jobs, becauso the man that holds job and owns hs own homo besdes s not gong to leave ths country "Tho Portuguese havo a strong famly trat The sons generally turn n ther money to the famly exchequer and when enough s accumulated tlo father retres from hard labor for wnges and sons support the whole famly Therefore t would bo well for the planters to watch so Bons, talk encouragngly to them and, whenovor (Contnued on page lve) Walmea, Kaua, March 23, 907 Edtor Advertser; seo n Advertser 2st nst, that Mr Hol lowny s ready to moet Patterson You may say that Patterson s ready to meet Mr Holloway, Mr Hollowuy says that my statement n regard to Publc Works puttng up a plctureu o report for Mr Kellogg s absurd Mr Kellogg s stll allvo and ths can be proven Mr, Holloway may try to get out t by callng the report Home thng else Now ns to wall n the nner toe, f thero was no wall called for by department ond no plans fnr t, why dd engneer n charge M BtuUcx nnd draw the lnes and go no fr us to have the trench dug to put the wall n, and le n me thero to guard t and nee f t wan Ktured us t kluuld be, and tn tl nterpreted the nptclllrulun y that wull wan Ntarfed, nnd un awful demle Hutu wns over Thn ml be provtn by every truthful parly rmrenwl n tlm dam structure ml remly to be rroa FEDERATON M SEMWEEKL T t Dscusses Local Opton Bll at Some Length A large number Honolulus Y nfluental ctzens attended, the adurnel annual meetng the Cvlc Tedatlon, last nght, nt Y M C A hall The prlnclpaf busness the even ng was the" electon an execatvu commttee for the ensung year, nnd the appontment a commttee to consult wth Charman Rawlns the House Judcary commttee, n regard to the local opton bll t s ught lkely that the local opton bll as presented by Dckey, wll not bo acted upon as t stands, but w U be ncorporated wth the lquor dealers bll The commttee wll endeavor to show Charman Rawlns that the people want local opton and that the Federaton but voces the general sentment when t asks that boon The meetng was called to order by Presdent Castle at ten mnutes past eght Secretary Towse read hs report ond as,there were no correctons, moton was seconded whch placed t on fle As the charman the membershp commttee was absent, the secretary was asked to tell brefly a lttle concernng the membershp Federaton There ore 47 names on Federatons books, and all but twenty members have pad ther dues As the expenses, have not been heavy, Federaton s on,n frm fnancal footng A few the members resgned because they dd not agree wth the poltcal part taken by Federaton n the recent campagn The report the Parks, Streets and Publc Worksl commtteo was qute an extensve one The commttee heartly endorsed the report Chares Mulford Robnson to the Supervsors nnd ree ommended that steps be token by proper aurtes to provde means for curryng out JMr, Robnsons plans ns fnr as possble Vnrlous stes wero recommended for park reservatons Perley Home, charman Educaton commttee read an nterestng report on work bs commttee Through coepcraton Mr Rath, the commltteo collected evdence leadng to convcton and fnng one dealer n obscene pctures Ths evl stll exsts alugh not qulto bo vle pctures as beforo aro beng fered for sale h) Tho report Law and Order commltteo created most dscusson, Ono hundred nnd Exlyelg ht ctzens n varous parts Tcrrltoy wero asked to stato ther ows, by answerng a lst c questons whch the commltteo had prepared on lquor queston Eghtyfv e repled wth a result that leads ono to thnk local opton s wanted Fgures suggested for lcense ranged from J0 per year to $00,000 per week Agreement was qute general on $000 a year Tho result ths report led members to express lr douots as to whether local opton bll would pass Dr Scudder suggested that charman bo apponted to seo House charman and try to havo the bll brought up by tself Rev Mr Wadman seconded Dr (Contnued on Pago Flvo) MR PATTERSON FREES HS MND ABOUT NUUANU DAM examned and the moro better, so publc may know the rotten uork also say dam las been condemned as far and honest as t could be, nnd by theman ther own choce Thero uro other pencl (rod) marks on workng plan One l un extra coro wall Just behnd bg Mrng under the nner toe, whch thero won no provson mado for n orgnal plans f ther gutchouso sght wh not condemned vthy dd they change t? ccuso no ono malcous ntent but a lack knowledge My lght s for the publc, nnd wll lght t to llnlmh, coplo, stop and thnk what n brght outlook t s, accordng to ther own statement Thero wll bo n "tore K0,000,000 gnllons water lt the basn Ths s not u ploauunt ught to go to Bleep un That much water stored nbuve your dwellng nnd lso three other reservors that would probably hruk should tlm largo one gve nwuy, Look nt t far md ure; t n not plttkunt t have nexperenced lnn buld t rewrvolr nf lls capacty above llfu ond proper y teupdctmlly, W, Jl, JATTCHHON WORLDS NEWS CONDENSED (Assocated Press Cablegram) VENNA, March 2 WHOLE No 7 The peasant uprsng n Roumana has reached the proportons cvl war Two usand peasants have sack ed Petresen, ncludng the palace Prnce Sterbey n the dstrcts Telcoman and Vlashca, twentythre e landowners have been klled and fortyw o vllages burned n Alexandra sxty people have been klled and wounded threehundred BUCHAREST, March 29 The stua the Roumanan provnces s ton n some growng worse There are daly encounters between peasants and troops n whch many peasants are klled Three vllages have been bombarded Terrble atroctes have been commtted The aurtes are adoptng severe measures SAK FEANCSCO, Match 26 Tho tral Abe Euef on charges extorton has been postponed for ono week SAN FRANCSCO, March 26 The ron workers ths cty wll go out on strko on May for an eghthou r day Sx usand workers aro nvolved BUCHAREST, March 26 Four usand peasants are marchng on Buch arest NEW YORK, March 26 Judge Ftzgerald has apponted a lunacy com msson to examne nto the santy Harry K Thaw on tral for the mnrrtw Stanford Whte, hs wfes former, lover WASHNGTON, March 26 Tho mmgraton commsson provded for by now mmgraton act, hwbeon completed The commsson conssts Commssoner Labor Nelll Pressor Jenks! Cornell Unversty, W R Wheelerj4& promnent busness man Oakland Cal, s Lodge, Dllngham and Latmer and Representatves Howell, Bcnnott and Burnett MUSKOGEE, nd T, March 27 A battle occurred last nght between polce and negroes Three negroes were klled, and a polce man, a negro and a drummer fatally wounded WASHNGTON, March 27 Foraker has ssued a statement suggestng that prmares be held n Oho to determne the choce the State for Presdent ST PETERSBURG, March 27 The popular branch the Duma has passed a bll abolshng the drumhead courtmartal TEHERAN, March 27 Dsorders are takng place n the provnce Sebzewar, on the border Russan troops have ntervened NEW YORK, March 27 The Thaw lunacy commsson conssts Morgan, OBren, Peter Olney and Dr Rtzel TANGER March 27 The exctement n Morocco antfore s ncreasng SAN FRANCSCO, March 27 Tho, Grand Jury s contnung to nvest! guto the telephone graft, brbng supervsors nnd others n matter Becurng franchses TANOnn, March 27 Tho French crusers Jeanne DAro and La Landa arrved hero today Tlo stuaton n Morocco s very serous MOSCOW, March 27 Dr Jollos, edtor the tuhskl Vlcdomostl and n member parlament, was assassnated here today by nn unknown man who managed to effect hs escape TOKO, March 27 James Henry Smth, the New York mllonare, ded heo today, BUCHAlRST, March 27 t s reported that two hundred peasants have been klled nnd mounded n varous conflcts wth the troops Tho kng has promsed many reforms NEW YOUK, March has resgned as n member lunncj commsson apponted by Judge Ftz gerald n enso Harry K Thaw, on tral for murder OBren s by Davd McCluro CHCAGO, March 28 ndcatons are that 45,000 tranmen on the western ralroads wll strke The general managers demand arbtraton under the Erdman act 2880 and ask the Government to ntervene WASHNGTON, March 28 A was hold last ovonng botweon Presdent, Secretary Cortolyou, Secretary Garfeld, Asst, Socrolary Stato Bacon and nterstate Com merco Commsson over ralroad stuaton RVERSDE, Cal, March 28 Two nches snow havo fallen here, heavest n twentyflv o years Tho storm was accompaned by thunder and hall SAN FRANCSCO, March 28 Tlo former rcsdonco Mayor Schmltz has bocn rented as a tomporary prson for Abo Rucf, ODESSA, March 28 Eghtythre e carloads bread havo been dspatched to famlno dstrcts MADRD, March 28, Tho government has approved Trench ntor vontou n Morocco, PANAMA, March 28 An extraordnary natonal assembly has bocn convoked NEW YORK, March 28 Tho hearngs Thaw Commsson wll bo publc BAN PRANOSCO, March 28 Lous Glass, vco presdent Paclc Btates Telephone Company, was arragned today on ndctments membors Board Supervsors for brbng NEW YORK, March 28 Tho lunacy commsson n Thaw caso, apponted by Judgo Ftzgerald, has bogun examnaton Thaw, COLTON, Cal, March! 29 A Southern Pacfc WestBoun d Overland express ran nto an open swtch wth frghtful results Twentyeght passengers were klled and one hundred wounded The dead are mostly talans WASHNGTON March Charman Knapp and Labor Com mssoner Nell have left for Chcago, where they wll try to prevent a strke on the Western ralroads CHCAGO, March 29 Wllam R Hearst has fled fve suts $500,000 each aganst the Chcago Trbune for lbel SEATTLE, March 29 An fcal nvestgaton the loss the Northern Pacfc lner Dakota has begun here, CNCNNAT, March 39W A Proctor, the mllonare presn dent Proctor & Gamble, s dead from a bullet selfnflct SAN SALVADOR, March 39 The Honduran forces have abandoned ther captal but have recaptured Comyngua TOKO, March 39, General Kurokl wll represent tne japa ncuc army at the Jamestown mposton, Yr JrM&AhdmAAMMAMMyUSUUmnmM tmmm, S, sjs t3j,

2 Jr HAWAAN OAJJltrrK MARCH 9, 907 SRMWfcEKLY n T RALROADS ASSSTED 8BNATETWENTVN NTH DAY Monday wwn a Mremnn tme for lrnwn m strenuous Hnt when Temlfty dawned le lnl l"" ""l nnl Senntnr fr nrtly bcenmo the orator tlc by t wns n notlcenblo furl tlmt n the mnttcr nprojtra tlmn for wlnnea for tlo llclnls on Hawa, or the cuttng tlo snlnrlw the heads tlo departments, tlo from the Heeds Hay dstrct Hnwa was on the Hrn Hue from start to fnsh Ho worked for tlo ncrease hs comtlucnts wth an nrdor that wns faulty only n that t was ocrdone The suggest loa Dowsett ns to tlo nmount money for school teachers seems to meet wth only halfhearted support from tlo other members t seems tlmt tlo $000,000 by the wll not more than pay the teachers under the old Schedule, at lcat that f vew held by tlo opposton He says, however, that ho has carefully fgured salares as pad am allowng for teachers there wll le money to spare Tho appearance Scnntor Knudscn on lloor yesterday was causo somo pleasuro to other members nnd hs vote was means savns one the vetoes by Governor n n members nnl when tlo vote was tnken tlo Kaua voted "no" to moton to pass and veto as sustaned Tho school queston was agan to front and Dowsett s lead horso to relef the underpad teachers Ho rghtly argues that t s grls who got small salares who should have ad s Ho s opposed to marred women, wth husbands nblo to support them, occupyng places as teachers and keopng out worthy, capable grls and men who are lookng for bllets whoro they may get money wth whch to mantan a famly or themselves Tho Calforna law has somo such provson and amendment proposed by Dowsett s taken from t la amendment provdes lor appontment and teachers t says: "Tho department may, from tmo to tme, appont nnd remove such school teacher, agents, servants nnd llccrs as may bo necessary for carryng out purposes ths clnptor and regulato ther dutes, powers and responsbltes when not nthcrvso provded by law, provded, however, that no marred woman enttled to support from hor husband, who s capablo supportng her, shall bo employed as teacher n nny publc school n any taxaton dstrct Terrtory havng a populaton moro than ffteen usand" n speakng ths provson sad hs attenton had been called to cases marred women engaged as teachers n publc schools at expense young grls who had taken n coumo tranng for the purpose nnd wth expectaton beng gven postons but only to bo told that ro ore no vacnncos Ho cted an nstance whero a man and hs wfo aro drawng threo hundred dollars from treasury ovcrv month as teachers and to other cases quto ns glarng Ho s opnon that ovl should be corrected nrd t sooms to hm that only way to obtan the result amed at s through enactmea t by the Legslature Relatve to the salares teachers he states that tlero aro vcry few drawng two hundred dollars a month and not more than ffteen who reccvo over ono hundred so tlnt hs cut n proposed appropraton wll not affect so nnny as would appear at frst ught Ho contends that amount ho montons should bo suffcent for all purposes but that he s open to convcton nnd wll not nsst upon that sum beng adhered to Tho ralroad bll was up yesterday havng been deferred from last week Thero was bunch amendments promsed and so many them that thero was danger bll falng from top heavness Tho dea members s to exempt ralways on Good appette, good dgeston, refreshng sleep these are essental to good healtn; ad th followng testmonal Bhows kuw they by usng Ayers Sarsaparlla "Sx years ago had an attack ndgeston and lver complant that lasted for weeks was unable to do any hard W work, had so appotte, food dstressed me, and euuered much from headache My Un was sallow, and sleep dd not refresh me tred several remedes wut obtanng any relef Fnally, ono my customers recommended Ayers Sarsaparlla t helped roe from frst n fact, after takng sx bottles was completely cured, and could eat anythng and sleep lke a chld" There aro many mtaton Sarsaparllas Be suro you got AYERS" Vn,nDf,JC,A)crtC4,Uwll,H USA AYCT8 flujllt kal fmll Ullf, POfc urrjbten nnuo co,, aorntb, HouU new tvlll llfth Httnlf Wtrtla Bol lh a,lh r te Hmjor urgwlnm mkptr Md tl" Ml el "nd tmllhs nllh t tl Tll: AV Tn order ll day rmprltd nlwut nverylllt m ralendnr nnd t n arwl te tlo rye t lt Henntor Hnt there hm te quck work n order to get through US HUNM After reslng the tlnulf nnd nl tmdllg to Hh nmlnl routne mrk The rend n rummnrnlnn from nnwnneng tlmt Governor hud sgned the followng llls House Hll No 8, Art 27, relatng to nttchmtk House Hll No fl, Act 2S, rclntng to tnt rretlot nf n loscr crme when n greater crme s chnrged lnue Hll No S, Act, relatng to the publcaton copartnershp House Hll No 0, Act SO, relatng to amendments to Secton 235 tcvlscd Laws House Hll No 2, Act 3, relnttng to the rugtrnton copartnershps Senate Hll No 32, Act 32, rclntng to persons havng sexual ntercourse wth grls under fourteen years age A communcaton from the clerk House announced that that body had faled to concur n tlo amondmcnt B Sonata to tlo bll relatng to prlvnto rlshts and water ways Tho Houso had apponted ns n conferenco commttee Representatves Jtawllns, Pall nnd Akau Vce Presdent Kaln u apponted s Smth, Chllllngworth and HnyBcden MAU TEACHERS AGAN layseldcn read a petton from Maul Teachers Assocaton nsklng consderaton to certan complants t wns referred to the Educatlo n commttee COMMTTEE REPORTS Hewtt, from Educaton commltteo reported on a petton for nn addton to a schoolhouso at Ahunto a ns follows: The petton nsks for a room to bo ndded to the schoolhouso at Ahualoa, dstrct Hamakua Tho Superntendent Publc n structon nforms your commttee that amount $290 has been nserted n departments estmates for ths purpose Thercforo wo recommend that petton bo lad on the tabc Tho suggeston commltteo was followed Smth, from Judcary commttee, reported on queston legalty the veto Governor n relaton to Bll No C whch was presented beforo openng sesson on Monday, as follows: Wo fnd that Senate Dll No G, en ttled "An Act to amend Secton 793, Chapter 9 the Ttevlscd Laws Hawa relatng to Jurors ana tral by Jury," wns dellevercd to Governor March 3, at 0:03 a n, and message vetong bll was delvered to secretnry Sonntp on March 23 nt 9:58 a m "Secton 0 the Organc Act provdes "f any bll shall not bo returned by the Governor wthn ten days (Sundays excepted) after t shall have been presented to hm, same shall bo a law n lke manner ns f ho had sgned t, unless Legslature by ther adjournment prevents Us return, n whch caso t shall not bo a law "n the present case two Sundays ntervene between delvery the bll to Governor and Us return by hm, therefore wo fnd that bll was returned wth Governors veto wthn the ten days requred by statute" Dowsett gavo notce hs ntenton to ntroduce a bll to amend Secton 95 Revsed Laws relat ng to appontment teachers as set forth above Hewtt took the wnd out sals Coclho by n troducng a bll for manufacture mantenance nnd dstrbuton elec trcty on the sland Maul Coelho showed stoto hs feelngs by movng a suspenson rules so that bll passed frst readng by ttle APPONTMENTS CONFRMED Tlo Governors message No 0, relatng to appontments Messrs Howlnnd, Sorenson and Gee as commssoners streets and sdewalk lnes was rend and the nomnatons confrmed VETO SUSTANED Tho Governors message vetong the bll relatng to coroners nquests, the same beng returned on nccount ts beng loosely drawn wns consdered and veto sustaned Smth admttng that error crept n through hs carelessness THRD READNG Tlo followng blls passed thrd readng: Senate Bll No 73, relatng to the power countlob to tako property for usu n wdenng or extendng alleys and streets, Senate Bll No 7S, relatng to punshment fenders for rdng nnd drvng automobles and motor cars and motorcycles llouso Bll No C, relatng to uso typewrtng machnes for makng records llouso Bll No :S, relatng to lvery stable lcenses was amended to read "Rovlsed Laws Hawa," and passed SECOND READNG llouso BU No St, relatng to payment and dstrbuton fnes and costs collected n dstrct courts was referred to specal commltteo on countes House Bll 52, relatng to coroners nquests went to Judcary commttee PRVATD SCHOOLS Hewtts bll regulatng manner establshng prlvato schools n the Terrtory was called for thrd readng and passed THE RALROAD BLL The bll ntroduced by Ma kekau provdng that ralroads on (ho sland ot Huwnll bult wthn next two years be exempt from taxaton, cumo up for second read ng ufter sevcrul delays Tho frst movo yesterday was mado by Woods n proposng an amendment to strlko out "sland Hawa" wherever appearng n bll und to chango from "two" to "lve" ear n matter ot tlmu lmt u, who wants the road on Hawa bult at quckest possble rate, (novel to muku t three but was overruled Woods lelntud delay n securng materal nnd sad t would bo mpossble to get t around Horn wthn tlu tme nxrtrml " mndnn jnfopo4 hv Ufllnlnr MnkttUU Metuur chlllmtworh tm lo thf upporl Wood nnd spoks fallurn tlt KohnUHll u rod through just surh lmtaton Hermur JlHnrtly sromly n fnvur f the Ml le! ptuon to wlnt the OalU ralway h! lllshd thnnkl tn nld!" lktur n n grantng a ubldy A cttbmuchud been turned nto n sugn plantatlon nnd from Unt enmo her plhttlonn untl now the govrmnent s vettng tnxes on property Hnt pro llces n hundred tlouwnl tons sutr year He would bo wllng to rvo nny new ralroad enterprse t (ubldy ls for he knew the beneft t woud bo t the Terrtory Woods amendment gvng nny company lve years n whch to construct fve mles truck carred Woods had another amendment n to effect that no company now operatng n ralroad shall be enttled to exempt, on from taxaton except as to extensons and brunches hereafter made wthn the perod set forth DOWBETTS AMENDMENT Sec 2 Tho provsons ths Act shall only apply to ralroad companes whch shall, after passage ths Act, construct and huvo n runnng order n nnd n perfect condton nnd approved by Superntendent Publle Works not less than flvo mles ralroad wthn (Wo years after the passage Act and to such the property there ns shnll bo acqured after passago ot ths Act and bo solely and exclusvely used n such new ralroad and operaton there t seemed to McCarthy as ugh ths m ght bo tnken as operatn g aganst uny ndvdual who mght engage n busness bullung ran roads but Chllllngworth seconded the amendment McCarthy opposed and sad t should go to nn ndvdual who would nvest n n ralroad as freely as to a corporaton Ho opposed Dowsett amendment Then Dowsett spoke the possblty a company clamng exempton on property used on a lno now n operaton but whch mght also be used on a now branch n whch case compnny would clam rght, under one the amendments fered, to exempton from taxes The Dowsett amendment was lost and Smth fered one to the effect that "property hereafter acqured for excluslvo uso on branches and ex tensons" should be exempt Woods accepted ths amendment whch on beng put to n voto carred and the bll passed second readng REPORT ADOPTED Senhte Bll No 77, relatng to appontment olllcers by countes that salary such apoluee a shall not be g outer than that the treasurer was reported upon adversely by the commttee and recommendng that t be tabled Tho report was adopted llouso BU No 25, relatng to weekly payment or wages county employes engaged at manual labo was also adrsey and tabled There was somethng a clatter over the bll prodlns for pay wtnesses n crmnal cases The bll orgnally culled for a fea a dollar and a half a daj but House cut to ffty ennts nd Mnkeknu opposed Ho sad t was not enough to pay for the meals a wtness and support Chllllngworth was gven to hs statement Mnkeknu sad he would accept a compromse a dollar a day but f that could not be reached he would oppose any moton to concur n the House amendments Chlllngworth then moved thet the Senate do not concur Tho moton carred and bll was refer red to a conference commttee thq Ju dcary commltteo beng selected by the Vce Presdent House Bll No C, relatng to ap portonment the Hawa county was on moton Woods, referred to Hawa delegaton McCarthy remarked that there s a sln llur bll now n the hands Jud cary commttee Tho moton to refer carred, Tlo followng blls havng pas3ed thrd readng n House wtro read by ttle n the Senate and reterrcl lo commttees: Nos, 4 52, S, U2, U3, 0G 09, 7 23, 34, 37 nnd 47 The Secretary notfed Senate that Governor had sgned Hose Blls 50 and C At noon recess was taken to 2 p n, Afternoon sesson The seats were not all occuped when order was called for afternoon fesslo n and the Vce Presdent, on moton Smth, held bnck a few mnutes beforo takng up veto ot B No 7 n nterm Lane reported that S B No 79, relatng to trusts, had been receved from the prnter nnd dstrbuted Then Sonator Smth fered thrtyolg pages ot amendments to muncpal bll and asked the adopton them The matter was referred to Prntng com mltteo THE VETO The members stll beng absent from ther scats consderaton ot B No 7 was begun and acton the Governor wns unanmously overruled Tho veto S B No 27 was then called for reconsderaton on moton Haysolden Ths was a bll relatng to pay laborers workng for the countes nnd was ntroduced by Kularm For some reason t dd not have hs support when called and veto was sustaned, Thero s really a queston as to vote, however, ns that ot new tt who was ndustrously Hwlnglng hs eye glusses n hs lght hand was taken as a vote When the negatve wns called he voted wth hs left hand As Senntor s n wrter the s, favorng acton the Governor, tuo wllng to take last voto us tlual and ns ndcatve ot the s wthes n matter The veto the bll appropratng J5000 for reparng road n Knu dent rnyul by lava How wns sustaned, Tlmt ot 8 B, No, G, relatng to tha py Jurors was overrden and wll herone a law n splto the Qovernor Makekurs Trust bll wan reft red o the Mscellaneous commttee Before adjournment Chnngwort h culled attenton to contnued lllnwm nf Heator Hlshnp and moved tlut n nnmlttee bo apponted to wat tpu Mm and Juuder He nloht tla N TANGLE HOUSE WENTYNNTH DAV Tho two mrnstres upon whch the Houfto had expected to spend much tme ycstcrlny had to go over, the appropraton bll for payment salares terrtoral otllcals beng stll n Sennto nnd bll provdng for tlo electon road supervsors leadng House nto such a zo reports, amendments nnd moton! that whole thng had to be dropped to allow members to untangle themselves Thero wns n large nmount routno work dono and bat lttle debatng, man ssuo threshed out beng the tablng report on n bll prohbtng wanton cuttng nnd njurng growng trees nnd shrubs on publc lands Several the Hawaan members saw ths bll some features that would work a hardshp upon poor Hawnlans and attacked t btterly Even supporters measure, whch had come down from the Senate, saw plenty Haws n t as t stood and wanted to get nt t to put t nto shape Charman lawlns, the Judcary commttee, declared that the moro he looked nto the bll the moro amendments ho saw t needed, havng perhaps n mnd some satsfacton n sendng back to the Senate ono ther own blls amended to "Look lke n Supremo Court decson" Tlo oppsnents bll refused to consder t at all, however, and tabled t Mornng Sesson Tho House began ts work n good humor yesterday mornng, tlo frst matter beforo t beng a communcaton from Secretary the Terrtory announcng sgnng a number ts blls These were: Houso Bll 8, Act 27, amendng Secton, Act 84, relatng to attachments House Bll 5, Act US, aurzng a verdct for a lesser fjnso than one chnrged House Bll 8, Act, relatng to the publcaton statements copartnershp llouso Bll 05, Act 30, amondng Secton 235, lovsed Laws, al lowng commtment to ndustr?l school boys under eghteen years old llouso BU, Act 3, relatng to regstraton copartnershps, nnd Senato Bll 32, Act 32, ncreasng punshment for carnal ntercourse wth femalo under fourteen years age COMMTTEE REPORTS The Publc Lands commttco recommended puttng n Loan bll toms $0,000 to extend Queen street to Sherdan street, and $25,000 to extend School street from Kalh street to V road Tho commttco could not recommend any acton to bo taken on Petton 37, from the Wn, Kolnul Land Settlement Assocaton, Pepcekeo, Hawa, askng for a cuttng up government lands nt Kulnmano Ths land s under lease untl 909 to tbo Ppcekeo Sugar Company and government can do nothng untl the oxpry the lease TABLE OK SMTHS BLL Smths bll aurzng hotelkeepeto hold ther guests baggage as securty for unpad blls was recommended for tablo by Health and Polco commttee, Coney dsscntr n explanaton Conoy snl that bll was protect nnkecpors fam dead bets as ;s done n th manland Pal ught Hawa had bettor grow up to the Unted Stntcs sze beforo t passed Unted States laws Tho report was adopted and the bll was taulcu Alnwas bll to provde a medcal school nspector for each, county was tabled, vnleojms bll coverng samo thng beg recommerded or passage Doth reports woro adopted Jfoanars bll to approprate monoy to pay clnus Hawa polco durng 905 wus rccommonded and report accented WHAM? COMMSSON Tho Jont Resoluton appontng a jont commsson to cxnrno cond ton and mantenance nl govern mert wharves on all the slands ear red for ts second readng Rawlns objected to t becauso t carred no provson for payng the oxpenscs commssoners Ho nlso wantod to know what members ho Houso wero sure beng there next sesson to make ther rcort Tho resoluton passed SENATE BLLS DEFERRED Senato Blls CO, 07 and 22 wero on order the day for a thrd readng Tho frst read, number GO, dealt wth status n publc school, and number 07 provded that Englsh shall bo language n whch all publc schools shall bo taught Both theso woro deferred untl todny GENERAL DEBATE Senate lull 22, provdes for thuso wantonly njurng or cuttng growng trees uud shrubs u moved the ndefnte postponement the bll At present tme persons are allowed to go on konolk land and cut wood for actual necessary use, but ths would now bo prohbted oor llawaans, who now get glue bubhes tor frewood, would sutler No ouo uuler ths law could get utulo or ferns from tlu mountans to fell s n rght to cut f means lvelhood from theso people! Now, by nettng n permt from the Superntend ent nf uolo Works, these peoplo cau get these, but ths law would shut them out The measure should bo euro fully consdered ns t seems to protect ouly the rch man aganst poor The man Who had ntroduced ths bll, Senato r Dowsott, owns wholo Wlluua e uud wants to protect hs own n terest wut regards to nterest nf poor twus sad that measuro provded for pertous gettng mnlo und Senutors und ther hearty wshes for hs speedy recovery The char np ponted s Chllllngworth, Dow sett, Smth, KnudBcn, Hewtt and lnyseldc n Adjourned untl 0 ths mornng fern the mmo m k tn H" hrr, H agreed wth Knlrlopn Hnt Ht bll WHS too strong n uw eumej t Ht one a knd Mll tlmt (he more looked nto the moro mmlmrnl s crm necessary The bll ws not dmfled ny Dowsett, however, but by the Mupcrfntendent Forestry, t S Hosmer, whom tlo government pnys n month tp look nftcr the publc furcsk As clnlrnmn tlo Judcary com mltte he had mnlo somo nmcuduent, but felt now that somo broader amendments ought to bo undc Tho rghts telephone nnd rapd transt com pancs ought to be guarded Tlo bll wns for the protecton forests, for t wns well known that some persons made n busness stealng wood from publc lands Ho moved Hnt acton bo deferred for n week to allow further necessary amendments Knlcopu urged further objectons to law, wantng to know why jro hbtons should be extended to nl forests Ho could seo object protectng places lko Tnntnlns, Knnlo supported Knlcopu He nlso wns n champon the poor and humble and could seo no vrtue n a bll whch mado punshable the scratchng n tree trunk Tho bll was class legslaton nasmuch as t would punsh men for njurng trees but nulo no provson for punshng cnttlo for dong smlar thngs He moved that bll be choked f wut un hours delay Wawaolo made hs maden speech on ths bll Ho ught t wrong to leave unconsdered nterests largo landowners, who at the present tmo wero nt tlo ncrcy whoever wanted to njuro ther property n growng forest Ho would support Raw lns moton to consder bll agan n ono week Pal dened that rotton meat could bo made good by saltng t Why was t necessary to pass moro laws to protect propcrtjf Tho statute book was full such laws Ho wshed to np bll n bud nnd sad so n most omphntc words and gestures, drected prncpally at Rawlns Rawlns moton was lost on a close voto nnd bll was ndefntely postponed VETOES UNDER FRE Tho vetong North Kohala hosptal bll was taken up as frst the four vetoes to bo consdered Kanho moved to overrde veto Tlo bll had been cnrully consdered n both Houso nnd Sennte and was ntended for a good object, preservng health the dstrct North Kohala Ho appealed to House to support hs moton and fulfl ther duty toward the publc Tho government sustaned hosptals clsewhero and should nlso support hosptal establshed n bll Regardng the poorhouso feature bll, ho ught that one ts best features Tho rch do not hnve to bo looked after, poor do The rollcall showed the veto overrden by a voto twentyfour to two, Rawlns nnd Castro supportng Governor WAT FOR THE SENATE Message 2, 3 and 4 beng upon Senato blls, Rce moved to agan defer to awat acton Senate Ths was agreed to and vetoes wll be consdered today ROAD SUPERVSORS ELECTONS Sheldon, father ths bll, mov ed that tns be taken up n tlo afternoon by whch tmo mnorty report would bo ready Ths beng granted, Sheldon brought n hs thrtythr bll, ths beng one provdng that: "t shall bo duty the Justces Supremo Court Terrtory to furnsh, upon request, to cther branch Legslature, and to the Governor, opnons n wrtng, upon mportant questons law, and upon solemn occasons" SECOND READNOS An act provdng for publc loans by county Mau and two rotatng to coronors nquests were gven n second readng and wll bo fnally dsposed today Afternoon Sesson Tho news ot sgnng two moro Houso Blls, conveyed n a communcaton from Secretary, was gven House mmedately after noon recess They wero Houso Bll 56, Act 33, relatng to appontment deputy hgh sherffs by Hgh Sherff, and Houso Bll 6, Act 34, nmendlng Secton 229, Curfew Law House BU 8 was returned from the Senate, havng pnssed unscathed through the purfyng amendment fres Houso Bll 2S had been amended slghtly, too slghtly to arouse any resentment and the changes wero concurred n Senato Blls 73, 69 nnd 78 were presented for the consderaton the House THE VETO SUSTANED Less pleasant was communcaton from senate respectng Governors veto Houso Bll 5, whch Senato had confrmed Ths bll provded for payment coroners Jurymen and nlso gave coroners power to commt for contempt court Tho Senato also dsagreed wth House over an amendment to Senato Bll 4G and had named s Smth, Chllllngworth nnd layseldcn to talk t over Tho Speaker named Walwalol e, Kanho and Sheldon to meet them Tho samo Serato commttee had been nstructed to dscuss House BU 92 wth a House commltteo, havng faled to seo eye to eyo wth representatves respectng t GOMES BREAKS SLENCE A bll to aurze the manufacture, dstrbuton and supply electrcal power n Wolluku and elsewhero wns presented by Gomes and pnssed frst readng TRUST COMPANY LCENSE Kalana was responsble for ntroducton a bll mposng a llconso fee $250 per annum on trust companes dong busness n Terrtory Rawlns presented a measuro dealng wth Judgments, executons nnd new trals, whereby the clerk the court wll enter Judgment mmedately upon rendton a verdct nnd executon may ssuo thereon nt any tme unless stayed a provded by law A resoluton wn fered by Kanho askng the House to nvestgate clam John Kamlo, ot Klpahulu, Maul, for payment for 87,000 square feet n4 at H ewtf square foot, thft land havng kn taken by th overnmnt una payment requested "lmn and tme man" from Publc Works Th nnlter went to tlo Publc Lnnda Commsson, APJOPUATONB DKFnlllED, The consderaton ot the bll approprnt ng money for the pny Terrtoral oltlclnls, whch was before Sennte, wns pdstponod untl Monday to Rve Sennte a chance nt a thrd rendng Ths s bll that Knlcopu has been sharpenng hs axo for nnd whch wll probably fnd other members layng for t wth prunng knves ROAD BUPERVBORS BLL Sheldon had hs mnorty commltteo report ready when llouso Bll 2 camo up for ts thrd rendng Ths bll provdes for electon road supervsors, recommended for tablng by Judcary commttee, and s fathered by Sheldon The mnorty report mndo somo amendments but recommended broad features bll Rawlns added to tablng report hs commttee by quotng Secton 45 Organc Act, nnd Act 93 Rovlsed Laws 905 tnder provsons frst law each law shall deal wth but ono subject, whch shall bo expressed n ttle, but measuro under consderaton deals wth two subjects, electon road supervsors nnd the dsposton road taxes, the latter subject beng omtted from ttle Ths makes measure unconsttutonal Ths queston was ono that the Speaker clamed to know somethng about, f ho knew anythng about nnythlng f Houso and Senato passed the measure and overrode Governors veto t would only be thng on statute book for no court would consder t Knlcopu wanted to see road supervsors elected and asked leavo to present an amendment whch would make good law the bll One theso changes was to provde for a road supervsor for each Representatve Dstrct Another amendment was to cut out all sectons dealng wth matter other than the electon the Tlclal, thus overcomng the objectons rased by Rawlns Canlho wanted to know about that part bll lmtng the fce to so able to read and wrte Englsh He was assured that that part would bo attended to Rawlns ponted out further flaws n clauses not elmnated by amendments, there beng by ths tme very lttlo orgnal bll left Kalelopu moved agan that the report mnorty wth hs amendments ncluded bo passed Tho Speaker explaned that the House was now n a sort ot commltteo the wholo wth Speaker n the char Hughes wanted to send the bll back to Us parents to be made presentable, and tangle was unraveled by mnorty report beng wthdrawn and consderaton postponed The House rose at half past three oclock H MB Scores Honolulu Ctzens Have Learned t f you suffer from backache There s only one way to cure t The perfect way s to cure the kdneys A bad back means sck kdneys Neglect t, urnary troubles follow, Doans Kdney Plls are made for kdneys only Are endorsed by Honolulu people J D Conn, Honolulu, Hawa, a carpenter by trade, and employed at Oahu ralroad, says: " was troubled wth an achng back Tho attacks occurred perodcally for years,, and es pecally f happened to catch cold There was also other symptoms whch planly showed that my kdneys wero out order A short tme ngo, heard about Doans Backache Kdney Plls and the wonderful thngs they wero dong "Proceedng to Holllster & Cos drug store, obtaned a box Snce takng them there s a great mprovement n me always keep them on hand now so as to bo provded for any emergency feel suro f anyono troubled as was should gve Doans Backache Kdney Plls a far tral they wll not fall to be benefted by them" Doans Backache Kdney PUa are sold by all druggsts and storekeepers at 50 cents per box (sx boxes 250) or wll bo maled on recept prce by Holllster Drug Co, Honolulu, wholesale agents for Hawaan slands Remember the name, Doans and take no substtute TE STEAMER MANE TO TAOSSENGES TransPncU lc Trade Prvate advces receved by Nebraskans mall from Son Francsco state that t s proposed to place AmerloanHawalla n Companys now sleamer Mane n passenger busness between Honolulu and San Francsco on a regular threeweeschedule Besdes her regular sugar cargo 4000 to 0000 tons she wll bo roughly equpped to carry from 25 to 50 pnssengers Accordng to the plnns already arranged, she wll bo ready to mako her frst trp beforo the end ths year At present Malno s on the Atlantc const, Her sster shp, Mlsourl left New York on February 2 nnd Bhould arrve n San Franrsco durng frst halt ot Aprl h LOOH OABVE EELEASED Through Theo Daves & Co, Ltd, n bond n sum 00,000 was fllod n tlo Federal court late yesterday afternoon, for the release Brtsh shp Loch Gurvo from the attachments under salvage lbels for 32,500 nnd $5,000 brought respectvely by nterslan d 8tenm Navgaton Co nnd John D, SpreckeU S: Ttos, Co, 4a

3 SENATE DOES VHK SENATETHRTE TH DAY All was crcno n tlo Senate yesterday untl Brown called, by resoluton, upon nl commttees havng blls n ther possesson for ten days or moro to produce them forthwth Tho command fell ns n bomb on floor and t seemed ns ugh members would have to tnko to tall tmber to get away from what appeared to bo ndgnnton corpulent from lava bolt They realzed Mnt commttees, whch Brown s nn actvo member, havo novcr onco hold up a bll That they nro reported upon almost ns soon ns they aro presented nnd that delay s not tolerated For that reason hs comand, from hs vew pont, was a just one But Sonntor Coolho, when ho recovcred from hs surprse, turned looso vnls wrath that bed been stored n hs bosom He told honorable member that commttees had busness to attend to and they weo dong ther duty ns honornblo members Hhould Tho Senate, he remarked, s a small body and thcro nro few men to do the work put upon t For hm8c lf ho had been burnng mdnght ol untl the can s empty Ho rather scored from Hawa and Sonator Smth followed sut Dowsett sad as n member Ways nnd Means commtteo ho had dono hs best to get work out as fast as possble f ho was to brng n unfnshed reports t would mean delay work Sonntor Brown explaned hs poston by sayng that ho dd not wnnt further delay n legslaton; he wanted to get through wth work and f blls aro to be acted upon commttees must report As much as anythng ho would lko to know whero all blls are Coelho sad Serato r Brown was not only ono whoso blls had been lost n the shuffle, ho had ono or two n hands commttees nnd ho was wllng to trust them there untl they had b"een nvestgated Sonator Blown saw thcro was son o opposton to hs resoluton rnd prompt ly wthdrow t, Unconscously Dowsett seems to hnve rased a tempest n a teapot by ntroducton a bll for relef hardworkng marred women who aro oblged to teach school n order to keep pot bolng t appears thcro nro somo lades here, wves men n good employment, who aro fllng postons n publc schools at the expenso snglo men and women wllng nnd capablo per formng dutes n order that ovl may bo corrected Sonator n troduccd a bll that was reported n ths paper od Wcdnesdry Yesorday Commtteo on Educaton reported on t favorably nnd bll was cnllo d for second readng Scnato Smth ddnt shout murder, exactly, but ho expressed hmself n a way that seem od to ndcnto a desre on hs p"rt to kll measure, and ncdentally, nnyon o who dd not agree wth hm Ho cted cases whero men faled to sjp port ther wves and sad t would bo a hardshp on so lades who had been oblged to earn a lvcg by teachng Dowsott suggested dvorco court n such cases, pt whch remark Smth agan showed nn nclnaton to kck t was aganst hs prncples n ths caso to do anythng that would nflct a hardshp on ladles who fool y aro oblged to teach Dowsett repled that t was law Calforna and several States n cast and t had not nflcted a hardshp there Then Smth asked how ho know There was a temporary lull n dscusson nnd Smth suggest cd nn amendment to effect that law would apply to any marred women not recevng support from her husband Ths was acceptable to ntroducer as well as to Coelho who showed hmself to be an ardent supporter amendment to present law nnd sad young women on Haul had to como to Honolulu to get postons because thero wero no vacan ces on Han Acton on bll was deferred untl Thursday at tbo requost Knudsen who s rather opposed to t but who s nppnrently open to convcton, Tho measure has strong support n Houso nnd wll no doubt pass there Tho ralroad bll ntroduced by Mnkclmu passed second readng yestorday wut nny opposton t s rumored that t wll meet a snag when t reaches Houso for somo members fear that t s n schema to unte plantaton roads on Hawa nto a belt lne and thus clam exempton Ttle s not tbo fact ns s shown by amendments tacked to bll by s Woods nnd Dowsett The panngo a bll over the veto thft doveruor was an ncdent HAWAAN GAZETTE, FRDAY, MARCH, 907 bo cnlon unt n plealng one to the llvrnll delegaton for t aure repar to the roml on Kau dctrojred by the nvn low The Senate, or at leant ft porton t, had n mnd the matter reconsderng nnd pastng over veto the bll fxng the pay lnborcrs nt 50 n day but n rush busness t to pass over tlmo allowed by nw for reconsldcrntlon blls REPORTS After the routne busness the mornng Smth, from the Judcary commttee, reported on Houso BU No 4 as follows: "Secton 2 the lcvlscd Laws provdes for promulgaton laws enacted by Legslature by publlshlnb snmo n newspapers publshed n Englsh anl Hawaan languages The nmendment proposed by bll s to rcqulro that such laws be publshed n newspapers n the several countes "Thcro docs not Beem to bo nny vald reason why such publcaton should not bo made" Tho commtteo recommended passage bll From the snmo commtteo ho reported ns follows on House Bll No 02, "An Act relatng to lcserved Questons, Amendng Sectons 859 and SS3 the Revsed Laws," nnd wo recommend passage the bll "Whle bll does not recte nt length the two sectons as amended, the naturo and purpose amendments are so manfest that wo do not recom mend that the bll be amended so ns to set forth the whole sectons" Followng thjs came report on House Bll No 52, enttled "An Act to amend Secton 2737 the Revsed Laws Hawa relatng to Coroners n quests," and recommend the pnssage the bll "The provsons ths bll are same as e House Bll No 5 heretore reported by ths commttee and subsequently vetoed by Gov crnor, wth the excepton that the error n the fo mor b!ll has been corrected" From the Judcary commtteo Sena tor Smth reported on follows on House Dll No 0, enttled "An Act relatng to Costs Court," ana recommend the passage bll Secton the bll provdes that nether Terrtory, nor any fcer notng n hs llclal capacty on behalf ot the Terrtory, shall be taxed costs or requred to pay same, or fle any bond or make any depost for the sama n any case "Secton 2 provdes for summnry Judgment to bo rendered aganst prlnclpna or prncpals and surety or suretes on bonds and to ssue execu tlons f necessary "Secton 3 provdes that bonus or money deposted for costs by any party to n sut may be enforced forthe payment costs and for the wnnng par ty to have remedy aganst other party for hs costs" Theso reports were dsposed n usual manner THE MATTER OF POUNDS Hayselden from Commt tee on Publc Lands reported on the bll relatng to pounds as follows: "Your Commtteo on Fubll? Lands report havng had under consderaton Senate DM No 0, relatve to pounds, whch was referred to ths commttee for recommendaton The bll as ntroduced n the Senate provded solely the change from terrtoral to county control, makng no change n the law as t exsts and whch has beon law n force snce S98 Tho bll was referred to ths commtteo and passag o snmo recommended n frst report as dealng solely wth the queston transferrng Jursdlcton to countes "Upon second readng bll mav amendments wero fered, materally changng Act, an effect whch bll as ntroduced and as frst reported upon by your commttee dd not contemplate, thereupon the bll was leferred back to your commtter to take up the materal alteratons mado by the suggested amendments "Your commttee called publc meetngs for dscusson and fnds that nterest centers on Secton 3 (as amended) bll relatng to unfenced cultvated lands Ths secton n orgnal bll provdes that owner unfenced cultvated land shall not be enttled to clam any damages by trespassng other than sum twentyfv e cents ($25) for each anmal together wth ffty cents ($50) per head for catchng and convoyng to the pound, provded for n Secton C ns amended "Tho Wahlawa small farmers appeared n force before your commtteo and presented ther vews strongly and thero seems to bo somo mert to ther complant The localty presents pecular condtons, whch perhaps do not provnll to such an extent wthn such a small radus n any other part Terrtory Small adjonng sectons land have hero been taken up for small farmng cultvaton and no communty nterest sprt has yet enabled them to get together n sharng expenses fencng "Thoso on outsde where damages occur from trespassng stock feel safe from annoyance nnd refuse to share n burdon, whch then falls on nsldors "Adjonng theso cultvated unfenced lands nro largo pastoral tracts and ths has caused consderable frcton n ths localty Tho small farmers holdng that wo havo passed pastoral ago n so slands and feel that Pound Law should bo chnnged "Your commtteo feel that ths statement docs not apply to condtons exstng n the Torrltory at largo and as our legslatng affects the whole, wo do not feel Justfed n recommendng any radcal changes "n many parts or Terrtory nnd n most thckly settled portons aro largo areas planted n sugar cane and other crops, whch nro wholly unfenced nnd adjonng government roads Theso lands would bo classed oh unfenced cultvated lands and f allowed to clam specal damages for trespassng, great hardshp, wo readly Bee, mght ensue, "a feel that farmng nnd frut rals ng aro mportant ndustres and should bo encouraged and protected by specal Acts, whch would have effect n localtes or countes where wo havo ndustral condtons exlstlmr but do not regard radcal change n present Pound Law advsable, SE MWBEKLY C "n ths connecton we aro advsed that th power to paa ordnances concernltb etraya la lodged n the pevrnl countes rreapectlvo present law or change contemplated by the ptwent net but no ordnance can bo passed whch would oppose t nndlnaubstanca amount to amendments exstng taw or law n amended, unless reservaton s mado n sad Act aurty n respectve Boards Supervsors to enact rules and regulatons We do not, however, bcllovo that t s provnce ths, your commttee, to mako these recommendatons "Wo recommend, therefore, that bll pass wth followng amendments: "n Secton 3, nsert ns n orgnal the words owner such land shall not bo enttled to clam nny damages for such trespassng other than sum twentyflv o cents ($25) "n Secton 7, nsert words, two dollars ($0) nnd beforo word ffty on last lno Ths amendment s suggested by reason fnct that t la sometmes lmposslblo to catch nnd mpound cstrays for sum ffty cents ($50) ns nt present provded nnd your commtteo feel that when actual cost catchng ostrays s not provded for t would work an njustce to dam aged party, and further bellevo that two dollars and ffty cents ($250) s a safo maxmum charge "n Secton G, strke out word Chapter and nsert the word Act "A petton sgned by thrtyseve n (37) persons was handed to your commttee and the snmo s herewth handed to Senate for ther consdera ton" From same commtteo the reported on, B 25, relatng to rght an admnstrator nn estate to regster a land ttle provded the same mght havo been regstered durng lfe deceased The report was adopted, as was tne case wltj the one on the above and the blls passed second readng He reported on S B 76, relatng to dggng across streets and recommended thnt the bll be lad on the table Lane from the Commttee on Prntng reported the amendment to Senate Rll 42 as prnted and ready for dlstrlbuton Then Brown ntroduced resoluton mentoned nt the begnnng ths column After Coelho had thrown some blame on the lobbysts who annoyed the members the commttee Lane made n moton to extend tme durln? whch a commttee mghl keep a bll before reportng to twenty days but moton was not acted upon A VCE PRESDENT For some reason unknown to the Senate there s a demand for a vce presdent n Board ot Health and Coelho, from Health commttee, gave notce hs ntenton to ntroduce a bll to that effect RALROAD CHARTERS Hewtt gave notce hs ntenton to ntroduce a bll for the establshng ralroads on the slands Hawa and Kaua Ths has no connecton wth S B 5 whch passed thrd readng earler n the day House Blls 4, 52 and 52, reported atove passed second readng wut debate Coelho gave notce hs ntenton to ntroduce a bll askng an appropraton for the support the Agrcultural College, bll for whch was sgned on Tuesday Ths new bll passed frst readng by ttle WTNESS FEES Senate Bll No 40, on whch thero was a dsagreement as to fees was sent to a conference commttee wth the re sut that Houso members, wth the excepton Representatve Sheldon, concurred n amendments by Senate Tho report tommltteo was unnnlmously adopted Tho bll relatng to employment marred women n the publc schools was referred to Educaton commttee and Senate Rll No 8 relatng tn mantenance and dsbursement ot electrcty on Maul was referred to tbo Lands commttee tccesg was then taken to 2 p m Afternoon Sesson Lane was anxous to havo amendments to muncpal bll taken up for consderaton durng mornng sesson but the work was post poned untl afternoon Thero was so much n the amendments that Dowsett asked consderaton a ver bal report he would mako from the Ways and Means commtteo on Senate Bll No 60 whch, he sad, related to the fnances the countes and for that reason he asked that t bo referred to specal commttee an countes Smth took occason to remark that f he were not n the Senate he would allude to the gentleman as a shrk Senntor Dowsett aroso to occason and repled that ho had not ntended, and dd not ntend, to shrk any duty hut ths was a matter npplylng drectly to countes and as that commtteo had made n careful study ther needs he ught best to havo bll so referred After whch from Nuuanu romarked that apol ogy was accepted Tho ralroad bll then passed thrd readng and bll for relef Hawa county n matter the road n Kau, destroyed ty leva, was taken up for reconsderaton ond on hard work Hewtt passed over the veto the Governor, THE MARRED WOMEN Tho bll relatng to marred women teachers met wth moro serous objecton than nnyono would expect Knudsen askea why t was drected to them and ntroducer sad t was for relef ot young grls who had ftted themselves for postons n the schools and wero crowded out by marred women whose husbands ar dong well n busness Thero was consderable debate beforo consderaton bll was deferred Sonator Hewtt from Commttee on Educaton had reported favorably nn the bll soon after the sesson opened A communcaton from Clerk Wse the House was to the effect that the House lud agreed upon the Senate amendments to H B, No, 8 Tho communcaton was ordered fled Another communcaton from samel M T PAY TEACHERS HOUSE TnnTETH DAY Thnt bll to provde for creaton a penson fund for retred publc school teachers f passed would provde thdso who aro not n favor ot rasng pay teachers to a lvng fgure wth an argument aganst ralso contemplated s opnon Representatve Rce, Kaua, who s an nrdent champon the underpad pedagogues n consequence ho opposed penson bll on ts thrd readng yesterday and succeeded n havng t postponed untl after appropratons carryng teachers ncreased snlarles can bo passed Hs contenton s that t s much moro to pont to pay the teachers a lvng salary now than to wat untl after they havo grown old n servce and then penson them Long, charman the Educaton ommtttcc, who had ntroduced bll nto House, fought hard for hs measure, not so much aganst postponement thrd readng as aganst evdent desres somo members to kll t altogether Prncpal among the attackers ot the bll was Sheldon, who leads the Houso n the matter freak legslaton and whoso partcular stunt at present s hurlng defance at the newspaper reporters on floor and bddng them do ther worst Yesterday ho was not contented wth fghtng the penson bll whle t was under dscusson but took ndvantago nearly every tme ho was on floor to flng a gtbo at the measure, nnd ho was on floor pretty ten, so ten ndeed that Pall mado a ht towards end sesson by askng hm to confne hlmbe lf to a reasonable tme n whnt few other remarks ho purposed makng n consderng vetoes Governor on thrco Senate blls, House put tself on record n a pecular way, overrdng veto on ono Senate blls after the Senato tself had sustaned the veto Castro, who mado the moton to overrde, announced that he was not gong to allow acton cf the Senate to nfluence hs vote n any way and hoped that other members would feel llko he dd n the matter Mornng Sesson, Nakalcka broke busness ce n Houso yesterday mornng by presentng a petton from A K Hutchnson, Kalawao, whch stated that nt prmares for last electon ho had been duly nomnated ns a canddate for deputy sherff and had put up hs $25 accordngly Condtons arose whch nduced hs wthdrawal from the contest but Secretary Terrtory would not roturn money, referrng hm to Houso for redress Tho petton was sont to Fnance commttee BLLS RECOMMENDED Tho Fnnnco commtteo, only nno to roport, rccommondod passng Chllngworths Senato Bll 55, povdn g for flng by corporatons certfcates ncrcaso captal stock, and Houso Bll 48, whch strkes out, $ fco for flng annual exhbts domestc and foregn corporatons OltDER OF THE DAY Tho order day ncluded thrd readngs thrco Houso blls, four Senate blls, a Jont Resoluton, a Concurrent Resoluton and consderaton threo Governors vetoes THRD READNGS Houso Bll 40, to provdo for a medcal nspector publc schools, nspector to bo apponted by Department Publc nstructon and to dcoto hs cntlro tno to dutes hs fce Houso Bll, for purposo aurzng payment clams polco fcers county Hawa from July to November, 005, amount ng to $53744 Houso Bll 0, establshng a fund for pensonng rotrod publc school teachers nnd regulatng dsbursement there, fund to bo mado up two and onehal f por cent, collectod school taxes, donatons, legaces and gfts anl one per cent salares publlo school teachers when aurzed by tl em Teacher may bo rotrod nftor a servco twentyflv yoas and shall bu enttled to a penson net to exceed onehal f ther salary rt tmo retrement Honato Bll C9, makng ex fco balffs court clorks, deputy clerks and assstants, Senato Bll S, relatng to appeals vhftttfhtwttftamttfky was to the effect that 8 B 59 and lnl passed thrd readng n the House Under a suspenson the rules Makekau gave notce lls ntenton tn ntroduro n bll relatng to amendments to Secton 897 the Hevs aws,, The readng the (ntendments to Mho muncpal bll contnued untl 3 p, m when on adjournment was taken from te Court Land Hewtt raton Uensln Bll (0, defnng the statn nt a publlo school, nnd nat Bll (7 requrng thnt Kngllth shall be the langunco n whch every publlo school shall bo conducted Tll! KNSOV BLL onga measure to provdo n penson fund for retred publc school teachers was frst taken up and rend, Knnlho wanted to know what sharo n fund n dscharged teacher would have, whch was explaned Tho queston was based on fnct thnt Hawaan translaton bll used samo word for "dscharged" nnd "retred" Long explaned thnt no publc school teacher could bo dscharged except for cause, n whch event every cent would bo returned Ths beng so, Knnlho moved passage, thrd rendng the bll "Ths bll may bo a good one, but t looks Just lke a sop thrown to teachers," sad Long "Whnt the, teachers really need s far salares f y nro gven lvng wages they can provdo for themselves thnk proper tlmo to consder ths bll s nftewhavo passed on ther salares t should not be that we can say t does not matter whnt wo pay because wo are gong to gve a penson" Sheldon took ssue wun last speaker " do not thnk ths s a good bll at nl Why should we penson teachers md not polce fcers? Tho teachers seem to bo well looked after, for they arc always takng trps to foregn countres thnk wo should tako each ndvdual case f any pensons are to bo granted Tho polce havo the better clam anyway, as somo them havo been servng country nl ther lves "The government s always complann g strngency n fnances and do not tlnk t s rght to tako money for any penslo fund, f thero s anyone to bo pensoned t should bo our queen, who has been deposed, dsgraced nnd degraded" Rnwllns spoke strongly n support the bll, whch was no sop but n proper measure to support teachers who had spent ther lves n the servce the government He agreed that thcro were polce worthy pensonlng nnd t such blls came up ho would not oppose them At present tlmo there s not one teacher n ffty who could retre on a penson Prncpal Scott Hgh School, mght, but t s not to bo supposed that he would retre from hs responsble poston to accept any penson Just because there wns n penson bll Kalco wns afrad the measure mght result n some favortsm on behalf the Board Educaton, the members whch mght keep up lncompotcnt frends n order that y mght enjoy benefts the penson fund Kalelopu favored thn moasuro Everyone n the Houso nnd n the Terr tory was ndebted to teachers the publc schools "Wo would not havo obtaned our hgh postons f t had not beon for the work cf the teachers who taught us what we know and receved a monger pay for ther work Now some us nro reapng the result ther labors to the extent $0 to $250 a month "We wll always bo n ther debt and do not thnk t s approprlato for any us to assume any doubts nbout blls When left the Royal school n 8SS, Mss was a teacher there and Mr Mackntosh, who was a teacher there bore entered school, nnd there are other teachers n theso schools wth records long sorvlce and t s for them that ths bll wlt bo passed" Rce remarked that bll was styled a penson net but was n realty a mutual beneft act "Now nsk thnt Houso pny far wth the teachers Glvo rn enough to lve on beforo wo allow them to pay themselves a penson bellevo yet thnt ths s just a sop to teachers move that ths bo deferred untl next Thursday, when wo wll havo passed the appropratons and know what pay teachers are to got and f tley can afford to contrbute to a penson fund," Pall favored Rces moton Knlco would flvo hs rght hand to support the bll f t wero for old teachers, but ho ught that t dd not do so, Hushes ddnt know whether ho was partcularly dull or Just affected by payday, bll none ho bed heard so far had snld nnythlnar for or aganst bll Ono member sad t was a good bll but n sop to the teachers, nnor talked ns t we should got down on our knees beforo the tpjocrs and thnk they nre the onlv people on earth "Every man s n fnctor n communty nnd thnk that nny man who has woked U03 lfe nnd grown old and grayhole d s at puch enttled to 0 penson ns a school teacher, Tho teacher s enttled to pansot po lceman s enttled to a penson ud bellevo thnt tme wll como when overy old man who needs penson wll bo gven one, " bclevo bll wll bo votoed, for f wo cannot pay $50 n day for labor ers, cunno pay Jurors a proper fco and cannot buld hosptals, cannot sea how Governor would pass ths bll Thercforo support the bll because t s a good bll oven f t be votood" Long closed debate, runnng over the features the bll and quotlnt from Superntendent Publc nstructons report, whero such a measure was recommended Tho words ot Governor expressng unqualfed approval some such a moasuro were also quoted A lst so who would como at onco under pensonng provsons act was read, shotvlng seven names Theso nro Mss Lousa Brlckwood and Rov, A Mackntosh, 38 years sorvlco; Henry Dckenson, 32 ycnrbj T, K R Amnlu, Mrs, T K Analu, and Mss Allco West, 27 years! Pr, Scott and W O Crook, 26 years Tho prvlege contrbutng one per cent ther salary to fund was gven to too dets 0 remove nny qualms ono enttled tn benefts mght hnve toward acceptng them, knowng that tn mako up fund they hud llemuelyea had a share LA ", j(j v Lu "ft H 4,W A moton to postpone further cont4d raton untl Thursday Aprl 4, eferrletl HAWA POLCR HLtH Monnull explaned the statua pollen blls Hawa run durng; soma months 905, for tlmo served under frst faulty County Act nnd asked for Aurty to pay them, thn nccounta bolng Just nnd far but whch the audtor now had no aurty to settle Rawlns rased the pont thnt clamants had a, plan nnd speedy way through courts nt forcng audtor Hawa to ssuo ther warrants, provded supervsors who apponted them approved ther clams f supervsors dd not npprove, t was a bnd precedent for Legslature to meddla n nternal attant county Tho Houso should bo careful gong on record, alugh ho beleved the men should bo pad Ths wns not n queston men or ther clams but ot prncple behnd bll Ho asked for a short tlmo to got further nformaton Ths was agreed to nnd bll placod on order day for today MEDCAL SCHOOL NSPECTOR Knnlho opposed bll to appont n Medcal School nspector, Ho faled to sco beneft ot such an llclal when ro woro government physcans n each dstrct Tho rght gven to nspector to cxamlno each chld, whothcr sck or not, and wut aurty from parents At ths pont Hughes roso to a pont order and demanded a lteral nterpretaton speech, Konlho havng tossed t a few cholco whch the nterpreter sld over, n turnng words nto Englsh Tho Speaker decldod that pont wob not well taken Kanlho resumed hs attack on bll whch gave such an nspector too much lberty over persons chldren, Tho suspect law, whch seemed to bo the real fear behnd medcal nspecton, was referred to, dea bolng brought out that nspector would result n chldren beng suspected leprosy and hurred to Cnllh Kalco seconded moton to ndefntely postpone Kalelopu spoke on bll as the ntroducer and also as a parent who would never hnve ntroduced nny bll that would result n danger to hs chldren, such ns was feared by mombcr from Kohala Ho dened that nny ntenton ot law was to the suspect law Ho regretted seeng somo members njectng deas nto blls whch t does not contn n Knnlho nnd Kalelopu fred at each other across floor ot the Houso, ther tnnln romnrks bong confned to dutes nspector regardng leper suspects Kalelopu admtted that Board Health was opposed to measure, not wshng to havo any but ther own physcans vstng government schools Tho vote on thrd readng wns called for, Kalelopu askng that all members bo called n Thn roll call showed, ayes 8, noes 0 h Senate Bll 8 passed thrd readng wut dobato MARKNG BALLOTS Tho Houso went baok to propor ordor ot busness to allow Rawlns to ntroduce a bll provdng for an mproved mod markng ballots n electons Tho bll passed frst readng WLL JOLT SOME Conoy prosented a measure dsqualfyng government fcals for nonpayment taxes Tho bll provdes that any llco holder Terrtory who falls to pay any tax legally assessed aganst hm boro samo becomes delnquent, shall thereupon becomo and bo dsqualfed to hold and contlnuo n such llco or employment, and t shall bo unlawful for Audtor sad Torrltory, County, or other poltcal subdvson, to draw nny warrant for payment such a person and unlawful for Treasurer ot any such poltcal dvson to pay any such warrant f drawn ( Tho followng measure was ntroduced by Kalelopu, n graduated property tax, wth followng provsons: Secton That Sactlon 22 Revsed Laws Torrltory Hawa, bo, nnd the samo s horeby, amended by strkng out the words, "ono per cent" Sad secton s further amended by addng roto followng paragraphs: Tho rato per cent shall bo as por followng schedule: On sum total full cash valuo assessed to any ono taxpayer on all real property and all personal property, and all combned real and porsonal property and combned classes or knds or parcels real or personal property formng bass an enterprse for prt When sad total valuo does not oxcc $ por cent When sad total valuo oxceods $5000 but docs not exceed $0,000 2 per cent $500000, and 4 per cent on excess over $ Whon sad totnl vnluo exceeds but does not exceed $5,00000, por cent on $500000, per cent on $500000, per cent on excess ot $0,00000 When sad total valuo exceeds but does not exceed $25,00000, per cent on $5000,0,0, 4 per cent on $500000; por cont on $500000, 4 por cont on excess $5,00000 when sad total valuo exceeds but does not exceed $50,00000, 2 per cont on $500000, 4 per cent on $500000, per cent on $500000, por cent on $0,00000, 2 per cont on excess $25,00000 When sad total valuo exceeds but does not, exceed $00,00000, 2 per cent on $5000,00; 4 per cent on $5000,00; per cent on $500000, 4 por cent on $0,00000, 2 per cent 0 $25,00000, 4 por cent on excess ot $50,00000, When sad total valuo exceeds por cent on $500000, 4 por cent on $500000, per cent on $500000, por cent on $0,00000, por cont on $25,000,00, 4 por cont on $50,00000, 2 per cent on excess $00,00000 TO SUFFERNO HUMANTY, Are you troubled wth scatca, lame back or rheuntlsm? avo Chamberlans Pnln Balm a tral and you wlt be dellultod wth the result Ono ap plcaton gves some relef from p&tl For sale by Benson, Smth & Co, agents for Hawa, 4l

4 HAWAAN GAZETTE Enlcrcd at the otfcc Honolulu, H T, Sccomlclas s Matter SemUWcekly uecj Tt esdnya and Frdays VVALTETg SMTH, Edtor Subscrpton Rates:!S rer Month Vfr Mon" ln,?3 er Year $00, Per Year TorelRn MM Payable nvarably n Advance OHAKLES S CRANE, Manager TUESDAY MARCH THE KAUA STUATON Ono noteworthy part ot tno 0nr,,cn lanl r?,,3r,0 U, Advertser strctures les n ts omssons To the charge that the sland nnd county Kaua s feudal and and that t has VaHcA tself n ths way Terrtoral progress, Oarlen sland has nothng to say n return t makes charge that Oahu s vrtually monopolzng appropratons and toursts nnd that other slands have good reaon to oppose the outlay publc money for her advertsng use As to any actual monopoly appropratons by Onlm, the Garden sland, n nnothcr artcle n the same ssue, defeats that charge by congratulatng outsde legslators on contnued success ther mensurcs to soctro publc money for Hawa, Jnu and Knual t seems from ths nceoutt that, stnrt 4,vtn,!, Tntahtnro 005 " country members began good work for ther dstrcts, "nnd accomplshed n notable lot good" They caused the Legslature, wo nro told, "to approprate money for n number desrable mprovements outsde Honolulu," nnd the country members recent Legslature, followng sut, havo "secured mprovements for ther consttuents, that probably wll show better results" So t would appear, from Kauas own boasts, that Oahu county s not so trumphant nn octopus after nl Nevertheless, t mny be freely admtted nnd wut apology that Oahu county lays clam to more money from Legslature than any two other countes the Terrtory f t dd not do so t would wrong tself ndeed, fgures show that t s enttled to more Ann all the rest Havng most taxes to pay, t s natural and proper that Oahu county should havo larger returns from the treasury Hero aro comparatve statstcs assessable value real nnd personal property n Terrtory on January, 900 They mako argument for Oahu: leal Personal Taxaton dvson property property Total County Oahu $3,00,802 $30,792,873 $ 08,33,735 2 County Maul 3,75,507 7,375,9 2,,758 3 County Hawa 4,98,402 2,030,900,985,308 4 County Knual 0,507,440 8,00,708 4,029,54 Total $00,903,337 $04,0,078 $3,75,05 Here s Oahu contrbutng taxes from $08,433,735 valuaton as aganst Mau, Hawa and Knual, contrbutng from $02,74,280, valuaton all told n other words, Oahu puts nto common treasury taxes from $5,092,455 moro valuaton than combned valuaton Hawa, Mau and Knual amounts to Knual, ugh ono the slands rchest sol and the ono whch us makng most fuss about appropratons, returns comparatvely trllng valuaton $4,029,5 Feudalsm has mado Kaua poor ndeed; but sho would repar her own fault by takng not only what rghtfully belongs to her, but as much as possble from rest Terrtory Moreover, n a sprt blnd epto sho tres to destroy promoton benefts whch progressve countes the Terrtory nro recevng nnd chefly payng for nnd whch, f she would but consent to sharo them, would buld her valuaton up to a pont where sho could draw far moro heavly on Terrtoral treasury than she does now The Garden slands excuso for crpplng promoton work s that promoton docs Kaua no good f ths s true, who s to blamol What efforts has Kaua ever mado to attract toursts,a,n,d settlers whom good promoton work securest AVo nro told that all efforts mado, by Commttco to nterest Kaua n promoton labors Terrtory havo sgnally faled When asked, sho would not even Bupply pctures her scenery for llustratng promolo n lterature Unlko Hawa sho makes,no,tourst rates wth steamshp company and advertses no hotel accommodatons Judeed Kaua has long gven publc to understand that sho s n,;crsejtb (strangers Sho wll not sell them land and wshes to bo let alone That s ler rght, f sho pleases to exercse t Hut s t far for her to stand, lke a dog n, manger, and oppose progress whch Oahu and Hawa countes wsh to mnke, almost entrely at ther own expense! f sho wll turn n, Oahu wll nfd hcr"tuurst nterests us t s adng se Hawa f not, why should she hnder the countes that want toursts nnd sottlersl " THE HLO BREAKWATER Tho Bulletn states that a strng was ted to Hllo breakwater bll by clauso Btutng that "no part sad appropraton shall be expended unless Chef Engneers, upon further nvestgaton, shall determne that commercal benefts accrung from such expendture shall justfy same" Tho queston commercal benefts was roughly consdered at hearng before Board Engneers and, on the bass fgures gven, Board, on December 29, 900, recommendod expendture for n rubblo breakwater Tho next day, General Mackenze, Chef Engneers, approved foregong recommendaton Tho clauso mentoned gves hm usual opportunty to verfytlo fgures presented or to stop work on breakwater f nny sesmc or other dsaster Bhould annul or mpar commercal values bg sland and ts chef port Such reservatons nro merely precautonary Among matters taken up by present Congress and left for futuro consderaton s a bll modeled upon that for rrgaton ard lauds, to reclam swamps at Federal expense Such a measure, f enacted, mght accomplsh end sought by Mr Fnkham at Wnkk wut n doljars expense to Terrtory or County Tho bll s called for by Southern States partcularly and supported by Eastern States whch, lke New Jersey, havo extensvo marsh lauds, and t would seem to have a far chanco enactment n that case t ought to bo easy to porsuade Congress to dran a swamp whch would bo a near neghbor to Honolulu garrsons occupyng the projected Wakk, Damond Head and Knmuk batteres 5 James Henry Smth, "Sow York mllonare, whoso death s reported rom japan, was worm moro money tlmn tno Jato A T, Stewart, who was rchest man n Amerca n generaton ago, or than old Commodore Vnnderblt, founder houso whch bears hs uumc Yet how few people ovor heard James Henry Smth Hs comparatve obscurty Bhows how common, n Unted States, s the possesson vast fortunes t s no longer a dstncton to havo ffty mllon dollars t f any Hawaan mllonare wants to leave a memoral hs own publc sprt nnd phlanthropy, bo can do no better than to endow a chldrens hospltnl n Houolulu s very great hero owng to lack caro n sckness Soma rnccs lvng on ths sol luva no knowlcdgo the proper rearng young and when any ther progeny up t s a enso survval fttest A chldrens hosptal wth u dstrct nurso system would fulfll a great work for humanty, t Mr, Nelll, head mmgraton Commsson, roughly understands stuaton n Hawa, havng spout u long enough tme hero to wrte a volumnous report about slands, ther labor system und lr products Ho s a man culture, good seuso and wllngness to help, Tho remander Cow msson s made up men Mr Xcllls hgh qualty Wll the moasuro drected aganst marred women teachng n the, publc schools put a premum nn spntterhoodt a6 Many legslators never seem ln Terrtory Lett possble educaton to be had for money expended They thnk, nstead, that schools nro for the support teachers, alugh t can not bo sad Hnt y want the teachers lo havo any too much pay Tho pont svms to be lo havo plenty tenchers bllets to hand nround among needy applcant whoso mnlo relatves, perhaps, can pny for favor n poltcal servces Ono hardly needs to nrguo that n polcy ths knd means lowerng school standard nnd n poorer equpment pupls for battles the future than so wll have whoso educaton has been acheved n prvate schools Ths s n pont for Hawaan, especally, to consder Ther chldren, as n rule, go to thp schools whch some ther lenders n Legslature aro movng, no doubt unconscously, to break down Whto chldren, on other hnnd, nrc, n ncreasng numbers, seekng prvate nsttutons learnng, notably Oahu College, where standards aro sot hgh and nro steadly rsng Tho futuro rulers Hawa wll be so who nro best ftted, by early tranng, to tnko the responsbltes rulershp n ths contest for przes opportunty do llnwnans want to handcap ther chldren They wll surely do so f they treat the publc schools as poltcal plums or ns, nenns chartable relef for young women who want come easy means support What they should contend for, ns a mensuro racal, as well as publc ndvantngo, s as good nn educaton for ther chldren n publc school 8 as futuro com pettors ther chldren are Rottng n prlvato schools Tho way to go about that s to mako standard for teachers ono mert rather than matrmony, enpacty rather than color and experenco rather than To dschnrgo n capable teacher because sho s otherwse supported to supply a place for a woman who needs support and who may havo no qual (lea tons for teachng would bo very opera bouflo school ndmnstraton nnd no ono would bo harmed by t, as a class, moro serously than llawaans f PROSPECT STREET MPROVEMENT Many resdents, ctzens nnd taxpayers ths cty aro about to petton Legslature to nsert n Appropraton bll nn tem suffcent for extenson rospoh street to cnerclo Punchbowl hll nnd form n juncton wth Punchbowl road Ths extenson would consttute the only hghlovdrve n cty lmts from whch flno vews Honolulu and ts envrons could bo had n every drecton t s noted n petton that ths mprovement s recommended by Charles Mulford Hobnson, expert, who says n hs report on the bcuutfcaton Honolulu: "As to approaches to Punchbowl, f the hll s to bo used, t s mportant to make them adequate, a long stop towards ths would be extenson Prospect street nt about ts present grade t should bo carred nround the west sde Punchbowl, fomowng rrcgulnr contour the hll, nnd so constantly presentng new nrd attractve vews, untl passng above lttlo cottages t strkes nto Punchbowl road; carred then at other end over the gully, t would reach, n e very short dstance, the cast erfd Punchbowl road, formng wth t a comploto crcle nround hll, and affordng drect and attractve access from every part cty "The extenson ths street s so mportant for ts park connectons, that refer to t n ths porton myjrcport rather than n that whch dealt wth openng streets nnd tracts," Thoro s no land to bo bought out, nnd cost constructon would be reduced to a mnmum from fact no matoral beng requred, other than mortar for culverts at somo gulles Tho frontages Prospect strqet, as far as t goes, aro occuped by o good class resdences, and thero s lttlo doubt that proposed extenson would bo followed by mprovements nl along lower lno street, makng the nvestment a sound ono from a fnancal pont vew, apart from consderatons outlned above" THE VSTNG STATESMEN t would bo well for so who arc makng up plans to entertan Congressmen, to remember that, on lr arrval, vstors wll want tme to get fettled, to recover from long journey and to rest Oftentmes best hosptalty s to let your guests alqc Thcso Congressmen probably dread ordeal receptons, personally conducted excursons and nl that goes nto formal tnorary; so to nvod that t would bo well to smply seo that y and ther baggago reach proper hotols and prvnto houses, nnd then, n n day or two, to consult them ns to what y wsh to soo nnd do Probably they, wont want to bo marched around lke crowd Cooks toursts and wll,,l)avo ther ndvdual preferences n sghtseeng Thcso wshes should bo consulted or antcpated f Congressmen nro to go away wth pleasant memores Honolulu After superabundance ran Honolulu has had snce nst fall, t s prepared to gvo a cordal welcome to good old summer tme Sunny days, whto duck, pnnnma, open ar luau, and mountanclmbn gcntlo trades and all other concomtants a Hawaan summer, havo a most attractvo look to our d populaton Pleasant ns our wnters usually aro to toursts, men to manor born prefer comparatve dryness and brcozotcupere d wnrmth months whch Aprl usually ushers n nnd November closes Thoy aro months that brng out the poetry exstence here Tho assgnment battleshps to Pacfc fleet s so natural and proper that wonder s why Unted States should feel called upon to bo apologetc about t to Japan or anybody clso Amercan nterests on both sdes Pacfc and n mdst t aro quto mportant enough to warrant Unted States n mantanng a formdablo war marno n thcso waters t s our deeplyroote d belef that guarantees pcaeo cau only bo secured by keepng Amercan Pacfc lcet on a footng equalty wth that any other Pacfc power And thero would bo no reason to nvent excuses for t, ether H Tho Thaw people are almost as much afrad the commttal Harry Thawt o an asylum for crmnal nsane as they aro any other dsposal hs case lenco ther btter, but unsuccessful fght aganst a lunacy commsson Nothng wll satsfy thu Thaws but acquttal young man, wth duo honors, eon at rsk makng a homcdal precedent whch ho would bo qute us lkely as any glded Pttsburg youth to beeomo nn early vctm Between Harry Thaws morals and so lato Stanford Whte, House, proper funds for Promoton Commttee, there seems to bo no yawnng dvergence T HMTWEKKL HAWAAN GAZETTE, FRDAY, MARCr so, Y fw Tjlr7rTS3T5Aj5TFS!j9C JJ, l MEMMUMuSJ l "M" THOUOHTLKM SCHOOL LEGSLATON BWHHMM OAXM The prajwej law Msftlng hurred women whom ther husbands nro al5 U h A L l A ftcakptlt A CO mnortera tu support, from tmthltg n the publlo school Hawa, wll, eoure, ml Cotnmllon Merchants, Honolulu, evoko rldlculo n HtntM", where a proposton Hnt knd could not get UllflUUfllLU n Hawaan slands, hearng The reason t entertnlncd here les n s eommon msconcepton MSWrntH ft COOkS (tobert lowers, among n largo ptrt our rltlzrsl, ns lo what school sjslcm s for r J, owry, C XX Cooke) mporter a to thnk that t s organsed to gho chldren anl lenltra n lumber nnd bulldn ; NCOME TAX materals Otrce, 4 Fort atrcct, Tho sprt whch prompts the Legslature to nssst ralroad enterprse n these slands s admrable Tho present Legslature las n much greater breadth vson than any ts Terrtoral predecessors had and t usually accepts argument greatest good to greatest number Very lttlo,js dono by prejudce, and nothng, apparently by means graft Tho only bcrous error so far made, and ono whch may yet bo repared, s denal, by Mr Gay, havng acqured Lana, wants Terrtory to buld two landngs thero t surely ought to do so Tho phlanthropy Mr Gay n buyng nn absolutely worthless sland so ns to keep t from blowng away, can not be too rchly recompensed, f nukea keeps on makng n good record and nskb, next year, for a Board Supervsors to act n harmony wjth hm, record petty spleen whch present Board s makng, wll go far towards nducng the peoplo to grant hs request Tho lower House the Duma has abolshed drumhead courtmartprovdng that drumhead courtnnrtlnl does not get n frst nnd abolsh lower House Duma, f t U serously purposo Supervsors to try aud mpeach Sherff raukea party managers ought to submt ther caso tp a commsson n lunacy oraker, who wants Oho to express ts presdental wshes, ut prmary electons, must be pretty certan how the prnnrles wll go, As whola Terrtory s to prt by mmgraton whole Terrtory should pny for t How about pensons for legslators! John A, McCnmlless, n nnd n Mnster nteror under tcpublo Hawa, now a captalst largely nterested n sugar ndustry am other mportant local enterprse s strongly n frfvor a graduated ncomo tax for rasng addtonal revenue that may bo needed to carry on present mmgraton polcy tno terrtory "n my opnon," Mr McCnmlless snld yesterday, "t would be very to rnso our present tax rate on prowrty from ono per cent "How much money do wo want for mmgraton f that s only reason they want to rnto tax xat Whatever amount, mnntnn thnt way to get that money s out a progressve ncomo tux Let rch men stand t, f they wll beneft by t, beleve Supreme Court would stand by a graduated ncome tux " would mako frst $000 to $500 p,y per cent, from $500 to $3000 say 2 por cent, or 2 per cont, from $3000 to $5000 mother onohul f per cent, $5000 to $,000 another half per cent, nnd over $,000 stll another half per cent, or suffcent to meet the requrements problem For y can get data n the Tax fce to showjust what wll bo needed "Mnke t a progressve ncomo tax and then y wll have money for For thnk no ono can deny that thero s no tax moro just man a progressve ncomo tax An ncomo tax mcacuro has been ntroduced n French Assembly by Mnstry, wth n maxmum rate 4 per cent The ncomo tax s ono prncpal sources Brtsh revenue "Now thnk that s what our Legslature should do for mmgraton f the planters, people, welltod wsh to help n brngng n mmgraton a class that wll mnko Amercan ctzens But dont lot our property tax levy bo ncreased Onco enter wedgo n that place and ro s no sayng where process wll end To dle taxes on property would tend to defeat one the very objects ntroducng European mmgrants, namely, uuldng up o ndependent homes people capable bearng responsbltes ctzenshp and thus developng tno Terrtory on Amercan lnes "Whle roughly belovc thnt a man wth nn ncome a usand dollars should pay somethng, stll would not ncrease tax on small ncomes Let so who aro woll able, so who wll receve more mmodat o benefts from the ntroducton labor, bear prncpal weght the burden" LOCAL BREyTES (From Wednesdays Advertser) Plans for entertanng Congressonal party nro rapdly maturng Henry Vlerrn has two weeks bookng for hs Orental act n a San Francsco house Brtsh Consul Layard leaves for home on a ffteen months vacaton n near futuro Barney Joy dd not ptch aganst New York Gants n San Francsco, owng to bad weather Newspaperman Fred dbrlen, who has been tourng world, wll shortly pass through hero en route to Manla t was hardly to bo doubted, from text Lnna lottcr There wll bo a dspute between Presdent to Governor Cnrter, that latter could havo n second term f he government and Col Spaldng, relatve to the proposed slto for a school wanted t "You nro dong all rght," sad Presdent, who added that ho ground at Kapaa dd not caro what poltcans mght say Tho gubernatoral queston s, Moramoto Janzo Jap who abducted a countrymans wfe at the mmgra therefore, not ono to bo consdered apart from present Terrtoral executve, nterests other canddates dependng on hs own desro to serve ton staton some weeks ago, was captured at Walanae yesterday by M K, Temple, llce deputy marshal, asssted by Mr Sblozawa (From Thursdays Advertsed) Mrs Frank Wnter cabled from San Francsco last nght that condton her husband had very much mproved Komorl, a Japanese woman, was arrested last nght on a charge llegally sellng lquor on premses on Hotol street near Rver street A bottlo sako was purchased and pad for wth a maked half dollar Captan Otwcll, U S A engneer n charge Federal constructon works hero, has receved fcal notfcaton ot the appropratons 500,0 each for Honolulu harbor and Hllo breakwater Ho s aurzed to prepa ro plans for both works forthwth, after approval whch by War Department detaled specfcatons wll bo mado and operatons begun Captan Otwell s quoted n the opnon that a wreless telegraph plant could bo erected n conjuncton wth Makapuu Pont lghuse, whch would be powerful enough to communlcnt o wth naval wreless statons on Pacfc Coast, and that there would probably bo no dffculty n havng such a project arranged Commerce and Labor and the Navy departments Tho transport Sherman arrved at Sal Francsco March 0 from Honolulu An fer ot J5000 reward, through Plnkertons agency, for apprehenson Wllam F, Walker, abscondng treasurer the Savngs Bank ot Now Brtan, Conn, s posted nt the Judcary buldng entrance Tho bank drectors fer jlooo for Walkers body f dead nnd fully dentfed Wulker s thus descrbed: Age, 6 years; heght, S feet 7 nches: weght, H5 pounds; complexon, Hallow; color har, gray; eych, blue; mustache, gray; board, gray, trmmed Van Dyke, jtcmurks: slghtly d: recent nformaton receved ndcates Walker lnn shaved f hs beard, CHAMDBUANS COUC JGMED ACTS ON NTUKS AN The most successful medcnes ars se that ad nature, Chamberlans Cough Hemcdy acta on ths plan, T"k t when you Have a, cold and, t wll allay the cough, releve lungs, ad expectoraton, open the secretons mo d nature n restorng the system to a healthy condton, Bold by Benson, smth & Co, tj, Agents for Hawa HONOLULU mon WOMCfl every descrpton order HONOLULU NAME rnodo to STOCK EXCHANGE Honolulu, Thursday, March 2S OF STOCK MlRCANTlLK C Brewer A Co Scoar Rwk M Hsvr Agrcultural Haw Com A Sugar Co nan ougar to,, loornu llonokaa Haku Kahuku Klhcl Flan Co Ltd Klpabulu Kooa MuDryde 8ugCo Ltd uam sugar jo unomea Ookala Olaa Sugar Co Ltd olowalu Paauhau Bag Plan Co HUUC Pala Pepeekco Poneer Walalua Agr Co Walluku" Walmanalo Walmea Sugar Mll,, Mscellaneous nterslan d S S Co Haw Electrc Co, H T & h Co Wd RTAL Co Com Mutual Tel Co, Nahlku Rubber Co, Nnhlku tubber Co O lulco, Hllo R R Co Uonoluu Brewng & jnmuuglu JU, Bonds nawtempc (Flro Clalm)r aw Ten pc (Refundng 905 HawTer ajpc HawTer y, pc HawTerSH PC Haw Govt 5 D c Cal Beet Bug A Ret Co 8 p c Halku6pc Uaw Com & Sugar Co 6 p uaw HucarO c pc HHOKKCno Hon t T & L Co 6 p c Kahuku 8 p c, ORAL Cnftn Oahu Sugar Co 5 p c UUU OUgB t,u Q p Cm Pala 8 p o Poneer Mll Co 8 p c Walalua Ag Co S p c McllrydeHug CoBpt,000,000, 5,000,000, r,32t& 2, S00O0 2, MO ,000 2,WO,000 00, ,000 (,(00,000 8,600, , ,000,000 50,000 5,000,000 (00, ,750,000 4,500000,500, ,000 25, , , town Assep 4,000, , Am (jut standng 5, ,000 louucou, W,000 90,000 loroooo 3X,ooo 677,nco 500,000,000, ,000 0,000 2,000,000: KOO000, , ,000,500,000 2,000, tso loo loo CO M KB BU (0? 28 V, W 4 CO 35 J2K 60 MM 0O27H 0O4O 02M sjx 83 v too s 4K )03! 0 KK K K con va 02K lo&k pad, t 6 per cent, pad SESSON SALES None (Mornng Sesson) BETWEEN BOARDS 00 Honokna, 75 anua: Pald Up Val Bd Ak NOTCE No sesson tomorrow, March 907 Good Frday Hand 2JK MJS lsb a," m no l" f 0 02K! 99 j 9 29 Mrrors f you thnk you need a new one call and 4 take a look at our new stock the fnest ever shown n ths lne opened up PRCES TOF WHS RGHT OVERSTAT ED Just Tho two klpukos appled for n Kau by Wm B Nalllma and others as a settlement assocaton contan only 2700 ncres, not 25,000 as types had t yesterday One s a small frnge ot land called klpuka Klthe man porton beng klpuka Olmkea The purposo applcants s to run a dary and ralso cattle on a small scale Ther greatest dlfllculty would probably bo n obtanng access to the Hllo market, us there s nothng but a tral over lava flows The nearest port would be Honuapo, Tlero s sxty clays tme left for flng proper papers before the lease Hawaan Agrcultural Co, coverng thu lands, expres n natve languago word klpuka descrbes a fertllo spot n a lava, puku descrbes n fertllo spot n a lava patch verdure n a desert r LANA TRP S AGAN POSTPONED Tho vst jnal nvestgaton commttee to the dscussed sland has agan been postponed, ths tme untl Frday next week Tho Molukal vst wll be mada ths week, however, the commttee and a number others leavng tomorrow evenng at seven oclock and returnng nn Monday momlns,v, a

5 3AV FLLER SPov t VHEne WERE SAPMEN JO V lt&0!!(fc tstanp, manner n whch he caught and threw to bases, but t s n box where Joy s gong to be the star Durng mornng practce Charles Street took charge the bg fellow and taught hm a few lttle trcks that he was unfamlar wth, but Barncyjs an apt pupl and learns quckly Joy remnds one Jm Jeffres and s bult on the same lnes as that mghty man At the bat he s gong to prove a tower strength, and there wll be many a gamo broken up by Barney and hs bg stck Claffln, the locnl boy, wll make the team, and s gong to provu THE LEGSLATURE ON YEARS TST DE WLLAMS PNK PLLS CURE Wednesday was the thrteth day STUBBORN RHEUMATSM sesson the Legslature, markng the half way post n Us delberatons The members House No One Who Reads Ths Can Afford to g passed the half way mark n ther Let Projudlce PreventGvn work several days ago however, and Remedy a Tral nre feelng partcularly good over excellent record they havo set for themselves f the Senate wll only catch up to them, the members feel that they wll have set a hgh manc for future Legslatures to work up to Wednesday Senate reduced number House blls before t by three, havng now fortyon e Under consderaton Some these left House weeks ago, two blls havng been handed over on the ffth day the sesson and beng stll unreturned Twentyfou r days ago Senate was gven the custody another House bll, and the slence the tomb has settled over that bll snce The blls now before the Senate have been held by them as follows: Two for twentyfv e days, one for twentythre o days, two for nneteen days, two for eghteen days, flve for ffteen days, ono for thrteen days, two for twelve days, seven for nne days, ono for eght days, two for seven days, three for flvo days and thrteen for two days Some these blls have been away from home so long that they aro n danger beng forgotten altogether n matter fnance? the present House has been a partcularly careful one, dspellng ultogether fears that had been, expressed more or, less openly when the matter acceptance uf Federal appropraton was under dscusson The share ths appropraton due the House f $,000, the allowance up untl Wednesday havng been, therefore, $0,000 Of ths amount House has only called upon Secretary for $fl,s37, at whch rate thero wll be a substantal surplus the fund left n Secretarys hands ut end the sesson Equally frugal has the House been n ther demand upon the Terrtoral appropraton, whch 30,000 was set asldo for ther use Of ths, for the frst half the sesson, only $ hvo been spent An temzed lst the blls pad up untl Saturday lust shows the expenses to havo been the followng; Charged aganst Federal appropratonmleage, $554,0; olllcers, 0; Mltary commttee, 3; Publc Expendture and Accounts commttee, $272; elth nnd Pollco commttee, ; Rules commttee, $5; Judcary commttee, 260; Educaton commttee, ; Publc Lands and mprovements commttee, $223 SO; Prntng commttee, $69; ncdentals, $27; prntng nfllccs, $23080; supples, 905; typewltlng, $34,40; Mscellaneous commttee, $83; Kun Dam commttee, $3; lnnl nvestgaton, 935,70 Fluoncu commttee, 2,80, and Agrculture, etc, conmltteo, 2,63; a total JS3U6, Charged flgalnt the Terrtoral appropraton $30,000, Compensaton, $3SJ0; nltlcurn, $37S enuromlnr, 33,78: supples, Tl& trunuhtjr and pro readng, $4J00T, Jdlentala, $3, and Nuuunu pan rummluc", $505 3; a loul U333, and lt nnng eu lru expene up lt tfuluruy,,3fc0 CD, de flnuer Adt nrrlvjl ylordy orulnu r lnlltl ml Jlu u norlk, Where Barney fa s e,f W vm to :ST!ct ysr ;w rr) Wv" l, J Ml J ffe S F nullctln fcers the Japanese squadron h upon the occason ts last vst care to take the responsbltes The malnlnnd papers tre devotng ft a wnner Whle stll green ho has to Hawa But there s another good deal spade to Jarney Joy plenty speed nnd nce control, ana the fce agan Ths s the artcle: Japanese squadron was n Hono sde to be looked at When the Baseball fans on the coast seem tc ho also has nerve, Hlckey nnd Kvart PUNAHOU TEAM thnk Joy la thero wth the goods also show up well, nnd Long wll havo lulu there was a grave nternatonal crss between Japan and The followng from the Bulletn no troublo n selectng hs ptchng Dscusson as to the selecton March 2 wll be nterest to ocnl staff baseball lovers: Thursday nght team wll leave DEFEATS TRANSTS and appontment the next Gov the Unted, States t was undoubtedly BAKntSFELD, March 2 Yester for San Francsco, that s, some ernor the Terrtory Hawa Keepers the polcy and the wsh day was ono best days that them, for the game Parks 0 05 wth Now YorkSa n Road Department 450 s always CG n order t s a matter the Presdent, and perhaps so Frnnosco ball team had slnco Wllams, Morlarty, rth ey has era Mohlcr, Tho Rapd Transts found out yesterday that nl teams are not aa easy Flo Department and even trrcater nterest to Garbage came to UnkersHeld to tran nnd wn, Hlldebrnnd, Spencer, Street, Ksco Department 0 00 drect nterest to every resdent expressed to the Governor, that Manager Danny Long mndo the best n, Joy and Clafln aro the men slated there should be no cause whatever as nfantrys, as score 0, Koolaupoko the warm sunshny day As early as 4 so far to represent the team ngnlnst Road Dstrct 330 C3 every person engaged n n favor Punahous wth whom busness exhbted here to ncrease the Waalua Uoad oclock the boys wvroa t ball park, the gants they crossed bats yesterday Dstrct C49 77 afternoon, The daly papers have gven the Walalua Road Dstrct (specal) nnd there wns no letu p 5 00 straned relatons between the two n the work The Call hns ths: shows untl t was tme to go to lunch Tho gnmo was played on Knrloan Park Punaho Promptly nt 2 oclock twenty odd Unless all sgns fall, Barney u names many possbltes anl countres, but that, on the contrary, every cltort should be made Joy, flold nnd wns wtnessed by n very Hawaan Rand good men, but they seem to take rthletes were agan on feld, and Hawulan ptcher, wll become one small crowd The playng put up by County Engneer 2C2 83 for granted that the possblty exsts and that a successor to Mr frendly relatons to promote and strengthen the t was tll nearly 6 oclock the dols the fans Ho has sze and dngdn durng begnnng K:cctrlc Lght Department The new manager the Seals s rulte strength, together wth a good assortment curves closo they were mprovng n Pndce Department necessary, ono paper gamo was poor, but towards Pollco nnd Fro Alarm Systems, that had hther C5 00 Carter s enthusastc over the condton hs 503 C3 to exsted Hawa, t sometmes men, nnd says that the lneu p wll Do form They play Damond Heads Ewa Road Dstrct even ntmatng that the Presdent seems to be forgotten, s an ntegral porton the Unted States, as good us any n the league next Saturday on Punahou feld, WAYS AND MEANS has already expressed a desre to Frank Bernard Joy hns certanly THOMAS STARKEY and unless they do somo pretty toll Chafrma Archer the Ways and be releved further responsblty for the present Executve and ts dstance from the manland practsng proved a fnd nnd s gong to between today and tomor Means commttee reported that be the row, somebody star the Coast Leaguo n 907, or other than Damonds s gong to get beaten county $33,000 for Aprl but nothng def Terrtoral treasurer had promsed consequently renders t the more WNS GOLF MEDAL We are n a poston to state mportant from an nternatonal Long and several other crtcs nro Tho lno up both teams follows: nte for May that such s not the case Wc say standpont The Governor here, away f n ther opnons a ball Punahous Lyman, c; W Desha, f; THE POLCE NVESTGATON aurtatvely that Presdent player Ths bg fellow comes from Word has been receved by a alugh fve usand mles dstant from Washngton, represents frend J Desha, ss; Lo On, 3b; Wllams, p; Tho char called on Supervsor Archer faraway Honolulu to play ball; he has n Honolulu from T M Starkey, who Roosevelt has expressed to Mr Lowrcy, 2b; Parkenson and McDougal, nukea nvestgaton commttee made the ht the tranng camp and left hero for England nearly seven cf; Aklna, rf: Wlnne, lb for a report Carter a hope that he wll succeed the Presdent the Unted States every day he shows up stronger wherev er years ago Tho letter was wrtten from Rapd Transt Fern, ss; Evors, p; Archer sad that Cox, charman hmself Should Mr Carter decde to do so, the queston a and not the peanut poltcans ho plays Bournemouth Aylett, 2b; Router, cf; Plunkett, 3b; Whle Joy has the reputaton beng a ptcher, he s no novce n th& well n health and plays gor three or f; Boycr, rf Mr Starkey wrtes that ho s very the commttee, had wrtten, askng Hamauku, c; Robnson, lb; that Wlson, Honolulu Lor ths reason, f for a report be deferred untl next week, successor need no longer be ds no other, as much sound judgment other departments the game Yesterday Joy went n behnd bat and several clubs tendance last nght should be used n the suggeston four tmes a week, beng a member Umpre ns Freltas relatves decease prevented hs at cussed The Governor, however, H surprsed every ono present by Enclosed wth the letter was the followng extract from London asked Hustace wth the mportant work brought the Presdent wll exercse n mak "Wll t be next week, wut fall?" s at the present tunc so occuped sutable gubernatoral tmber as Feld, whch goes to show that "Wut fall," repled Archer before hm by the Legslature that ng old Honolulans golf hand has n no MANLAND the appontment The natonal mportance Hawa las SPORT THANKS he las been unable to gve the wse lost ts cunnng: A Jtter thanks was read from BOURNEMOUTH, O C Treasurer Dowsett Maternty matter such consderaton as ts more consderaton than ever t Dck Hyand and Johnny Thompson Home,for the loan band by mportance deserves le proba had at the Whte House Tho monthly medal was played for on 2st at Meyrlck Park n a strong NW wnd T M Starkey Col Gordon G Pope 76 F W Brambeer W E Johnson H P Bessemer S 3 88 A Hedley Wns medal Dr Wllams Pnk Plls havo been curng most stubborn cases rheumatsm for nearly a generaton nnd usands gratul patents havo gven testmony that can not bo gnored f you suffer from ths dsease and have not gven the plls a tral perhaps t s your prejudco or nfluence some frend that has prevented your fndng health Perhaps your doctor can not help you nnd usand remedes recommended for rheumatsm do not touch your case Wo havo on record hundreds just such cases cured by Dr Wllams rnk Plls and wll welcome the opportunty to submt tlo evdence to you Mr tobcrt Odbort, n machnst, lvng nt Cameron Street, Detrot, Mch, had a very dstressng exper ence wth rhcumutsm for about two years He makes the followng statement: "About the year 837 folt tbo effects rheumatsm whch gradual grow worse untl was compelled to gvo up work for a tme The years 97 nnd PS was confln d to my hod most the tme wns under doctors treatment but found no clef My legs were swollen from the hps downward nnd red blotches appeared nl over them Frequently they paned me so that had to bnd rn tghtly wth strps lnen Ths sometmes releved the pan but nt other tmes faled to do eo At lmes hnd to crawl to my work, usng two crutlo Durng these tpcls suffered grenty from pan nrojnd my heart whch at trbuted to the rlouutls, "At nst my mother wrnto no and asked me to try Dr Wllams uk Plls dd nnd n a short tmo found nynflf gettng bettor ud mvu had no trouble snce, J npy lpro add that consder mysclf perfectly cured luvo not lm) the least agn le dxeuso ulnee nnd feel better now tltu ever dd, Jur thrfe rcasou recommend Dr Wllam Ju k lu to lny one ltected the am ns J was," l)r, Wllam Jnlc JlU urn md by ol lrggaw, ur tent by null, pout p d p recept prce, SO ecnu per huk, lx lntt or, M, hy l J)r, s JftlUlue Co,, rjclcrfldy, N V, Judge WlUVCT las degreed a resn tctd nt) to Henry lcr far land KavulB, Munpa, Onlu, sonafn DS M7 BCrtl, Ull0gt lt cm HB KlltftK, eke, wnvrautf l)th AQcJ rkm m wy HAWAAN GAZETTE, FRDAY, MARCH, 907 SfMWK,Y Joy Wll Stand w MMmm TTT c&eev were scheduled to havo a bout n San FrancFco last nght 0 5 The Relance Athletc Club n Oakland have plans under) consderaton to buld a new 25,000 club house The State Unversty Calforna held an nterclas s regatta at Oakland estuary Frday (Contnued from Pace One) Scudders "moton," ns he expressed t, but doctor quckly stated that ho had not made a moton, merely a suggeston Rev Mr Westervelt moved that commttee on legslaton be apponted to see the House, but wthdrew hs moton nnd seconded ono made later by Mr Wadman to the effect tnt a commttee nlno bo nppolnted to see Charman Rawlns The presdent decded to appont the members commttee later A suggeston was fered last year by Thco Rchards, that rotaton n Tlco bo the rulo Federatons electons, and that no ono year, fcehold bo allowed to hold fce next Presdent Castlo ught the suggeston a good ono and hoped t would bo carred out However, as suggeston wns never fered as an amendment to consttuton, somo members wero reelected Tho executve commttee s composed W H Castle, F S Dodge, Z K Myers, J S Rnth, nnd t H Trent Offcers for year wll bo chosen by ths commttee Tho subject frequent meetngs was brought up and dscussed at somo length but no concluson was reached H ALARMED (Contnued From Pace Ono) they are old enough, ntate them n work for whch they aro suted and nstruct them n condftluns by whch they can hold ther postons Wth every Job allotted endeavor to domcle famly " bellovo that agrcultural nterests should dg down nto thejr pockets und pay ther labor such wages as would hold so people here, because f they lose them they wll havo to get others "Ths country s gong ahead t s not gong backward, Wo nro not knd people that llu clown every tlmo n crss arses "Yes, by all means contnue the mmgraton Europeans From fact Unt as many go awny n four trps Alameda as wo receve n a sngle snpmcnt at enormous expense thngs naturally look very black, And the fact that Jupancso nro allowed to como heru nnd not to go to the manland makes t look blacker for Amorlcanlzatlon ths Terrtory, but dont you suppose for ono moment tlut bellovo n emttng "Tho Presdent wll not desurt us, bellovo ho wll fee us and our polluy through, J urnonally know ow le feels about, thn nmlter, and dont you thnk for ono moment tlut he s gong to allow Hawa d luko u step buck, word Ho s not bult tlut way W7 aro a long way from lemurter Mo knows more ubout the, tuutlon tlmn we do You nuvnr lnapl presdent Jlnpnevflt retrettlng from u pouton, "Another thng ))a you know what lds urll mtan for Mnwnll? UUK tllut )4 rvunh rthjow llucs (he QQMdlllnn Urulrn a a g flu m Ml tud entlm ho n ny uct up THE REPORT S Tho ntltct nvcmlru on commtted dd not wegh n wth Us nnxlounty nwnlled rcjmrt nt nn nghts sexslnt Uonrd Supervsors Commtterm n Cox was not present owng to the (tecce n relatve and matt er therefore went over tll next Week Tho oler proceedngs wero a routne nature Present wero Charman lutnco, Supervlsornllarg e Harvey, Supervsors Dwlglt, Fern, Archer, Kenloha; Clerks Knlnunknlnnl, Duffnndcnu; Stenographer Aen, Deputy County Attorney Osnn, County Engneer Gere, Clarence Prlnglr nnd delegaton from Palolo, Sol Mahclona BLLS The followng blls wrro passed: Fxed salares $ County Clerk 326 G5 County Attorney County Audtor County Treasurer Poundmastcr jmmt board for a recent luau bly wll not do so untl after the Among the avalable materal THE ALLEN LAKE sesson work has been cleaned up, already mentoned las been the County Engneer Gero reported that by the end May, when he wll t would tnko 250 cubc yards materal to fll the Maklkl fre staton lot have to thnk about the topcs for who, unfortunately, we arc afrad, name W O Smth, so that water wll dran over curb the last annual report submtted would not be elgble under Secton 6 the Organc Act Wlder avenue Referred to Road commttee the sad dstrcts Among the lawaans the present Delegate to Congress, Judge THOSE SUBSCRPTONS Tho petton read n part: A communcaton from Sherff nukea "Somo tlmo ago Publc Works wasvead relatve to dsallowng by Department compelled us to Kcpoka number and Mr Mark P Robnson have been suggested as sut the board three tems for newspaper our houses, under penalty, and named subscrptons, turned n wth polce streets Wo havo no streets, however, only trals, and these, n sucl able HawaanAmerca n possbl expendtures last month uukca wrote that ho ncurred bad condton that chldren cannot go tes he Delegate would prob charge n good fath, belevng to t to school and men colnr to ther ably prefer to reman where he s, placo be a legtmate one and for baneft busness havo to Hvade"td ny he has a much easer poston, ther knees department, n mud Delvery wagons nnd pno whch has wth better remuneraton, and and other conveyances cannot, got (be been,so recognzed heretore and pad yond the Park n consderaton every prospect retanng t as wut qustlon He placed matter beforo the board trustng that Campbell Avenue and adjonng roads Kcpoka would probably be the theso facts wo hereby petton to havo long as he may desre Judge Justce clam wll become apparent to supervsors upon consd graded and put leadng t from Knplolanl Park, most n such condpn,tlat popular Hawaan, whle eraton Acton on communcaton same may bo used n ull knds Mr Robnson would undoubtedly was deferred tll next week weather" v receve greater support from the A GOOD SHOWNG John Hodson spoke n support busness nterests 5n the Terrtory Besdes Dowsctt, petton Sherff aukeas report crmnal arrests made throughout county durng January and February, was read F Knock, a Palolo homesteader, mado son and Mr PALOLOTES APPEAL Bshop, Secretary Atkn and placed on fle an earnest EL Cooper, we plea for boards assstance n makng beautful valley have heard the followng names The total arrests for two months amounted to 889, an ncrease 27 over a placo posslblo to lve n Tho dscussed: Judge Arthur Wlder, correspondng perod 900 Of hod Just como through an awful cxperlcnco J Mr W W Harrs Mr F total arrests 33 wero for gamblng, Lowc y, by renson protracted wnter and f roads wero 57 for drunkenness, 24 for volaton Mr J B Castle, Mr Geo W the lquor not law and 393 for varous flxed other neforo noxt wnter, Kaeck Smth, Mr L A Thurston, Mr lpfracttons statutes n the dsposton cases, C39 convctons were secured, 9 dscharges resulted and 4 cases aro pendng Tho lnes and costs mpose! aggregated $334770, and $480 ball money was forfeted, SWLL A communcaton from the Rord Health was read suggestng that board pass nn ordnance prohbtng the gatherng swll except between the hours seven n evenng and ten oclock n the mornng next day, nnd that hw carts must bo f the streets hy 0 oclock n m Referred to Commttee on Santaton and Health,A POLCE STATEMENT ThollowlnB statement by coun ty sherff ro resdent pollco Kallua, Koolaupoko, was read and ordered placed on fle: Tho same number men as constt uted the pollco forco for dstrct Koolaupoko at the tlmo my takng olllco was contnued by mo wut change, namely, ono resdent ut Kanooh e, ono at Walkano nnd ono at Kallua Ths forco threo men s not too many n my opnon to pollco dstrct, stretchng over a dstance mles, had n mnd statonng a permanent olllcer at Walmanalo und n fact commssoned n person by namu Edward Ken, a plantaton lunu that place, uh polce olllcer For somo reason or other Deputy Sherff, to whom hud sent commsson, wthheld t and later returned thu xumo to mo wth statement that Mr, Ken would not uccept ho olllco u wok by reason ths cfusul that prevent ncumbent was Ho was recomnundcd for plucu by Mr, Jlurvoy und Mr JCtalo tlm Hoard Hupervlnorn, wvll uh by ho Deputy Sherff (hu dstrct rules prtuent olllcor comorfn to movp h rwddemeo from Kallua lo WalmanalQ mrdly feel JunllllcJ n amovng hm q lo ertol a vh cuney for a pud pcur at wulmuuu lo Tk can do tlouwl Appont a rwun oltleur leru f mm can ho fuuml n nerv wut pay 0 K MUKHA flfluly HUerfrr a mmhh rwam Hull Ufuj rpd Km gj SECOND TERM FOR GOVR CARTER n an apparently nspred artcle, Mr Buckands paper, Trans? Pacfc Trade, qtates that Governor Carter has been asked by the Presdent to accept a second term, that the queston hs acceptance s open, and that t s beleved the, Governor would not ddnt know however the homesteaders wero gong to got along Ho had seen Governor wut gettng any satsfacton and now, on behalf valley folk, appealed to board as a last resort Tho char advsed Mr Kaeck nnd hs neghbors to try hard to nterest Legslature on ther behalf Tho county could not afford at present to spend mnro money on the valley then was beng spent at present The matter wab fnally passed up to Road commttee, ESTMATES The estmates for comng month were fxed on as follows: Road department t 0,000 Ewa road dstrct,300 Walanao road dstrct 260 Wolalua road dstrct 800 Koolauloa road dstrct EOO Koolaupoko road dstrct 330 Kaplolan Park 700 Pollco department, 6,9 Fre department 4,000 Oarbago department,000 Electrc lght department,,400 Pollco nnd llro alarm system, 230 Hawaan band,,325 THE SHERFF SATSFED, Harvey sad a word for moro money for polce, "Tho Hlurr f told me only other day," lumurkcd Hustace, tlut wo worn gvng hm all money tlut ho rculrod und that ho was realzng ths moro and more ull thu tlmo," Then hu must talk wth two tongues," oxelalmed Jluvoy, "hu told mo somethng very llttccnt hu other day," "UHFJJUU5D TO COMMlnKE," Just before adjournment Harvey und l(lu had a lttle tlt over matlrefuned to commttees, m Hurvcy nap Hnt whm a pyltlm orfllhsr maler wuh referred lo u commttee, t wuh lkely lo hu nst not only lo lht put to memory eur JljBlueu clmlungud Hurvuy to (oral a xnvo nyu whom u muur had hcon lout nlwl nt uuu (uuuncjo to u cnlllg und ulmlklllwuy cu, ulluul thu VMlolN Lumllltle) pruton! tn t jum n f muru ur u c und yellnv whluh hul yfen mmf Ml UP lu llom n lln pu, "ArJt uvummm HU YUM v UllllU (lurua, wfc umwmn, m) mf rtw h ywumu, un w mw pay UUHU 0MJJJT 4 H n tta luad mlluurnrl ml JrU wtf w durng nn ttrcsott term fce, H s possble, tnorenvcr, Hnt the (jovcrnor wll not conte to any concluson on the subject untl after he mx nccn anl talked wth Mr Roosevelt, tutll then there tan le no further defnte nformaton to n subject whch s now nwaltng the Governors do cson nlouc Hcforc arrvng nt any determnaton he wll doubtless call hs closest frends nto consultaton, Hvng ther advce and opnons due consderaton t has been suggested that the Presdent would he glad to be releved Mr Carter owng to hs rcccntlyonprcssc d feelng toward the Japanese and the pronounced courtesy whch he showed to the E D Tcnncy and Mr f P Bald wn Any one o ttcsc last tlree or four named gentlemen would be a partcularly strong canddate, but before enterng on further dscusson t s well to awat the decson Mrj Carter, who at present holds the stuaton n hs own hands We do not beleve that Governor Carter desres a second term fce, nor should he be called upon to assume such re sponsblty aganst hs nclna ton t was at great personal and pecunary sacrfce that he assumed the fce, belevng that hs duty as an Amercan ctzen demanded that he should respond to the call the Presdent THE AUZONAN TACOMA, Mnfcl 0 Wth the frst cargo freght from New York hy the new ronto ucrosn tlo h tlum tlo ntcumr Arzunu, Alcrlcanlla wufl Moot, wll arrve on tlo Sound tlo llrnt tlo week After d(nclrt; lug nt Tfomu mll Houltlo, thu lner wll loud lor Honolulu Tlo earn" tlo Arzomn wan ulljjol from Nne York about,lum nry J 5 v n ulenuer f,nlvlucl am wn rumforrcul to tlo Arlrmu at Hh frfc from the JVmuMttjuo rulrnu lu Arlmu ol) not Hrrvn n Tuoomu hefnro Dm lthllo tnt wwl t majm nrr wawm Two wlnlnn were nwn q WMulu yplurlny llwrllg llufulvcuj, Tlmy w re vvutclmd wlh nnwl luunwl hy rwjlvnu n Unt lujlly, lu wuhunrt wlu mlf a m ut Hd me!, WJJDOJJMj HOlJJ, Tp f)um rullnf urfuum hy Utauhju r!uuu) HjMKJy n mm whuujtur muh, ufe U a fflxfrlu wlh m n0jbj r cum llwfn ttlj Hs mhs sf mm mmnu mmg u ml$r U nmml$, Km ha emsb UttU unl MfllMlU M Jjtfulmwvr U! uttt CSV yjf ) J""!?"! 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6 Hawa vn thztm rromr wmn 9 $ WfctKLV THE $30,000,000 SUT BATTLESHPS FOR NEWLY AGANST SUGAR TRUST ORGANZED PACFC FLEET NttW YOK Marrh A complant n nn oellnn for M,Wooo wth rout, n,nrv m was mm n th Unted Blle rlrcull Court here yeslerdnftnlnt tlc Amercan Hlgnrjllennln? Company by tlo Pennsylvana HuRr Hennery Company Phladelpha The latter n the company n whlh Frank t lllpplo, presdent or the leal Hstnle TruKt Company Phladelpha, held 2C000 pharos Mock (the controllng nterest), nnd whch n turn he lmd placed n the hands Adolph Segal the Phlladelpha promoter, Hppe klled hmself when lls enterprses went to smash about a year ago and the trust company whch he was presdent went nto the hands a recever Conspracy to run a rval concern ts altcgcd n the complant and the s three tmes the amount damages alleged The sut s brought througn tno law Arm Battle & Marshall ths cty The complanant alleges that through Segal negotatng a loan from Gustav E Kssel, the banker actng ob agent for the Amercan Sugar Refnng Co, the latter corporaton secured control the Pennsylvana Sugar rtcnnlng Company Ths was possble because ho votng power n the Pennsylvana company hnd been placed wth the Amercan Sugar Refnng Company when Segal turned over, among other collateral for hs loan, the recept fot Sug 26,000 shares n the Pennsylvana ar Refnng Company Ths was Hppes property that had been placed wth Segal as securty n nn agreement made between Kssel and Segal at the tme Segals loan, whch was for,250,000, was secured t was stpulated that the lenders should have the votng power that stock An agreement alleged to have been drawn up between Kssel and Segal settng forth all these facts s annexed to the complant Ths agreement t s set forth, was made on December 30, 903 The sum and nubstance the com plant s that the Amercan Sugar Re CASE ROW UP TO T T The charge graftng whch has) been hangng for some weeks over the head Euguene Duvauchelle, a specal polce fcer, durng whch tme he has been suspended from the department, was brought to a head yesterday at the tral Tn Hoon, hs alleged nccompllce Tn Hoon was dscharged and Judgo Whtney took occason to say that Duvauchelle was the man to be tred for the fense Accordngly the evdence whch polce have gathered, together wth that presented durng the tral, has been lad before County Attorney Cathcart by Chef Taylor and t s now up to the county prosecutor to say whether the matter wll bo pushed farther or not Duvauchelles suspenson from force, n meantme, has been made fnal by hs dscharge A report was current yesterday, probably wut foundaton, that ths Duvauchelle ncdent wll form a consderable part charges to be brought aganst aukca by hostle supervsors The facts the matter fall to show the head the polce department n any unfavorable lght, however, seemng on the other hand to prove what the Sherff clams for hmself, that he wll stand for no graftng nor any suspcon such on the part or aganst any the men under hm Duvauchelle s now accused havng raded a gamblng game ut the Kallh slaughter house some weeks ago, catchng a number Chnamen at play He s sad to have requested money from them as ball, whch, however, was not produced, and then to have sent another Chnaman, Tn Hoon, to them to get money on the pronlno that case aganst them would bo dropped A few dollars was secured n ths way from Chnamen, one dollar from each player, accordng to ther own story One them happened to be on the same street car nb the two alleged grafters and clams to have watched them dvde the spol A rumor ths affar reached Chef Taylor a week later, result beng arrest Tn Hoon and suspenson a day or so afterwards Duvauclolle Jn the meanwhle the facts the caso had been reported to press, the Advertser publshng a Hutonunt pror to suspenson olllcor that un nvwllkutlon )nto a case alleged graft was belntf nado by Tay pntvnt to fmnt ttu) wr no lun lu bw n dlur before Jydg WMtuy un,,) u puwlblf 7k, how,, ws posponutj fon lnn tu to,, u Uh mnut at tba UHkul u nn) llnl u Un Uul uf,, h f, lst nnd lmt, ugalll by nuul,tn, Uuvu wb mum mudl "kd upun m, n llull j ll,, lljkll tll lalh laj, lt nul,,l u kutl llm Mllll tt u lb M lflcl Mo nn u Un un ;,, Hal,l, Hth lw s jj J Jultf VV,l l Mn lt,, gt! on,,j tu,,,nl,,,,m u f M), ) 0, n llo vo,,u lual l, Mxtf, Hllllll n o Mr n, (,,,; n,f MlSlU l 4,l"l llll nl Uf j n ll llulllttf l P9 tf, t n U flhfl)lsl SlMlfl nmnt mhetmr now) wtlrh tf lllnllelphtft Hvnl 0wtH ft nrs j tg lot flf tt!ftr nfl thus wsw t nnt down tn thm Hdw tnl ; ng the Amerlewn Humr tffnng tfcm sny ns defendant the enmptelnt ftl ; names Henry O Hnvrrnoysr, Jnhn K Parsons Oustnv S KmmH, Waller Hablnson George Trgg nnd Morrs J Werner an ndvdual defendants Mr Hnvomeyer n the preortent nnd a drector the Anerlenn Sugar Refnng Company, Mr Parsons a drector and vce presdent and the four others are named through the fact tlhl thpy were elected drectors n the Phladelpha Concern t s alleged n the sut that all these ndvdual defendants conspred to put nn end to the actvty the Phladelpha corporaton The complant s sworn to by Wllam Howard tnmscy as presldont the Pennsylvana Sugar Refnng Co t s set forth n the complant that Segal negotated the loan from Kssel for use n promotng hs Champon Constructon Company Attached to the papers n the sut s an agreement sgned by Segal as treasurer Thomas H, Horned as presdent and Wlllnm Whtesde as secretary the Champon Constructon Company, gvng the lenders the fl250,000 power to use the 25,000 shares the Pennsylvana Sugar Refnng Company accordng to the agreement drawn up between Segal and Kssel n addton to ths collateral Segal gave 000 frst mortage bonds $000 each on hs Majestc Apartment HoUBe Compa ny Phladelpha and also COO frst mortgage bonds J000 each that Se gal held n the Phladelpha sugar con cern Accordng to the complant the Pennsylvana Sugar Refnng Company bad a total aurzed captal stock n CO000 shares $00 par value each The stock was Jssued and out standng n the hands varous par tes, and the corjwratkm hfld a valu able tract land n Phladelpha, a wharf on the Delaware rver, ralroad sdngs and a plant erected and com p!cted for operaton GOVERNOR 0 HG B TON Governor Carter stated yesterday that Ue atttude se he had talked to on the matter mmgraton, dd not lay such stress on the mmgraton law per se, as the means to be adopted toward furtherng mmgraton He ught that a general tax would be the way out the dffculty, as the Legslature seemed to be n favor gettng manland farmers to come to Hawa and a general lax would be appled to help n ths drecton, whereas a specal tax would perforce be specfc n ts usage sad Sherff laukea yesterday, when asked regardng the story that the) matter was to become a part the supervsors nvestgaton nto he manner he has conducted bs fce " have stated, and wll state agan, that am determned that there s to be no room for any talk regardng corrupton n the affars the polce as there was durng the last admns traton There has never been the wllghtest attempt to sheld Duvauchelle from punuhment f the truth the charge aganst hm could be proven, nor has there been any Joes energy on the part Mr Taylor, n whose department the affar happened n makng a rough nvestgaton the affar Nor wll there be any hestaton at any tme n nvestgatng charges aganst any other member the force wll not have a man n the department aganst whom anythng savorng crookednek can be ehown nor aganst whom s Ucro s any strong suspcon crookedness, " do not know anythng about the supervsors gong to make ths a part the nvestgaton they are makng nto the affars my department, but they are qute welcome to do so f they desre, have nothng to concoa l, on the contrary have done everythng that could possbly Jaye been expected me The matter J now n the hands county attorney, havng been placed beforo hm just as soon as was possble t b up to hln now or the grand Jury" JUMPED OF? A CAB The mystery comucud wth the nwjdewhch occurru) Jl Sunday o?w ng n front the Suwnna Wesley Honu Uuh Umn clear) up, or pa;ua4y o d fhumpu V MtU tlul MW un Jun )AW, Wl awy w H ujj tu, u Jur mmy, m ) Wll MMM U JJtf UvuAtMt u$ llmtm mt turmr U )w mm vm Out ur, UUtwb " U ul nn, lt wll uuv ld al Mll bun Jutl ut nffms flom Ml lmn Ulf n,notfln m) b), ta Fj jh l ll,l lllj, (,, J ll,l kdmp h ft?mm W W mwwm Wlb b jn ts tem mn uwm&m Nakana wfe Mllsuld, a wtestter local fame bht lgm djc s fllng a glam kermwne otl the lght another lanro Ths fool lh art was jerfmwa on twostor y the lanal a twaemeot WOMAN BURN! ftttq okrtllnjt n tbe Arvtmlx Sam had g HMtm tt w arr htr not nt re Ttw Mce anbttlanoe WLL STAY N TE PACnC 4 far and on fcafl tbe dam4 rretk f humaamf l Qwst HorpUl house on the lane whch jrune bet 5Sra Bath mat fa te frrt drect WASHNGTON March 3 Three smlar gunboats) street and Desha lane &nt to alarm ana Ua somece broke Use battleshps and sr armored crusers Coast defense Monterey, Monadnoc k mmedate proxmty to the latw Clu f Bcr t coror Lllta and the The lamp exploded ana e manwfmos tamo aao varolcs hlsuelknt frstcla are the warshps ss n (such submarnes as may bo Um for the nucleus the consoll avalable) ol speedly wt the poor woman o drom d tna dated Unted States commands n the Frst Torpedo Flotlla Banbrldge, Are from head to eol Eat Jfa aos Na t r well as Pacne ocean, whch are hereafter to Barry Dale, Decatur, Chauncey Shrekng lke a tortured soul, JCaka Oors tfcnlcl rrlve l la hort be known a the Pacfc fleet Fourth Torpedo Flotlla Paul Jones, na rushed out f the luunc as quck orfer The battleshps are the Oregon and Preble lv s Khe could and n deenar THed JLc msnvsx rrwca nf ArltL vu n a pool or water n the back yrd the Wsconsn, these two beng out Tho Pacfc fleet, organzed as descrbed, wll be avalable or n part, noon a He nxl aod tfctlr pretence, commlslon, but could be gotten ready The occupants r tne House, a vmx lure natonaltes, rushed nto X4U logrf r a the ryrtel buttlng n a snort tme, and the Nebraska, for servce n any part the Pacfc tfce neghbor to ur htr ha street, tttttloas nearlng completon nt Seattle The ocean, ar but mportant strategc changes ntent on aavhg telr belongngs er saao tbe ecese a Urtlr ooe mored crusers are the West Vrgna, squadrons or dvsons from one, As 2 Ut bvsr tart cbrfct the the Colorado nnd Pennsylvana and sde the staton to the other, wll Only herculean UtsuU ezxed roentedly at hs burnng tome, jner ke rrae prosrtr for the hrae 3aryland, now afloat, and the Calforna and the South Dakota, nearly com the Navy Department not be made except by drecton gwua bxa not n located less to save the ral wfe f M Oa Ux? Waklkl sde the doomed pleted at Han Francsco t s the ntenton to have such bosom dtupke lhe gft A tua nmung a txsabtr at bar tethered An fcal statement was made at squadrons as are avalable meet at approprate tmes durng the year for strength &, cusba la abject terror the Navy Department today descrbng the proposed consoldaton n that fleet drlls and exercsng, ncludng The yard s eurrounflea r a e LTPHrn re foot fence uteuor 3,aC n de wottav tjpf battle tactcs and compettve target the womans pluu snuuntrng xxme could co Ut her tajwhjon ssfl cr Wn4 tax rtrd from the Queens practce lutrfmal Jfcat the woman dld her The movements squadrons and ntendn t JUlh f the Fulrma KltAvB mrut at :S dvsons wll, where possble, be so arranged that the necessary mportant DEATH OF A MAN WHO SAW SUGAR BEGNNNGS HERE X ystw " : K n r, JBLv m w, lor A few days afterwards the story so A 3umt) young jusn w)we was agan publshed n oe (bo name papers, by that tlno fn lltu UUtUUU to uudurwand M hs mouth n badly njured, lwaujud a "on javlng made a confeajun cr wlhl le says was an!je mt Duvauchelle, aomothlng )o As H Welln Ksso 0 m run oa had dened pont blank ut! rut, Sundays, tlu man U wkuuy jutsulvu Tho polce olllcjala wure afrad q t was ls Jttmk, Js sad, terate Tn Hoon m bull jtffora bn to nut or at hu WallUkl lyp, but ts n,, uuu conn) bufok the magstrate tll) ear (J4 W nj Ju n He truth or fulalty lu eojff ml HH (lr H tlu uutguu yuy lwu) don be eabutlld for far le mght vme ho JyUJ)! 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MHBrrft l;j l THE WSCONSN, Wnct 55: statement s a c clause whch was evdently nserted for the peace mnd Japan The fcal utterance on ths subject s as follows: "The Navy Department wshes t understood that ths consoldaton command s n pursuance a well defned polcy whch was carefully outlned n the report the chef the bureau navgaton n October son, U S N, drectng consoldaton l under one admnstratve command all crusng vessels n the Pacfc ocean RearAdmlr al Brownson wll be the frst commander the new Pacfc fleet, whch wll be composed the present Asatc fleet and the Pacfc squadron combned, the lmts staton comprsng what la now assgned to both statons The order wll go nto effect on ts recept by Admral Brownson or as soon as he makes the necessary arrangements, and the date s expected to be about the end March Rear Admral J H Dayton, U B N, wll become the commander the thrd squadron the Pacfc fleet and Rear Admral Swnburne, U S N, wll be the commander the second squadron The followng s the prospectve poston the Pacfc fleet: Frst dvson West Vrgna, Colorado, Maryland, PennsylvanaSecon d dvson Chattanooga, Galveston and two others the same class Second squadron: Thrd dvson Charleston, Mlwaukee St Lous, Chcago (Chcago to be replaced by New Tork) Fourth dvson Albany, New Orleans, Cncnnat, Ralegh Thrd squadron; Ffth dvson Ranbow, Concord, Helena, Wlmngton Sxth dvson Dl Cano, Callao, Qures, Pampagn Vlla Lobos, Paragua, a, Panay, Arayat Cor avalable YOU WLL NOT bo deceved That there arc cleatfl and frauds n plenty cvervbody knows; but t s seldom or never that any largo busness oubo s gulty them, no matter what lno trado t follows Thero can bo no permanent success hj knd based on dshonesty or decepton There never was, and never wll bo Tho men who try that aro smply fools and soon como to gref, as they deserve Now many persons aro, nevertheless, afrad to buy certan advertsed artcles lest they bo humbugged and doluded; especally aro y slow to place confdence (n publshed statements merts medcnes Tho effectve modem romedy known as WAMPOLBS PREPARATON n as sufo and genune an artcle to purchase as Hour, slk or cotton goods from mlls manwaoluror" wth a worjdwd o reputaton, Wo could not afford to oxaggorato t qualtes nt or t h least; and t s not oesmry, t s pulatablo m lonuy mll contans the and curatve tropertles nro Cod laor Ol ntruded by from frel cod Jlvur, comjwth tlo Ooponnl Hyruj llypoplonpllten and tlu K nwt om and MM Uhmn am how vwlmhlo ah a lluml ln (luf mjlut mullnlul K; mnt hu plan n utury 4y n loyonl prhu n n romh, Amnm, VmUm ml lnt( at Hunot Jwnw, Poor )lgntlo( JVollw wrul lllool lnprlllt, HoUtwo s lutuh olll holwr Kru, hlhftl lhmu,mw " ln N U Ut my yrmlm mul lufct plfuufm n fsfonvng t at d hhw luy Ha mmwruvt Kt," t H m fn"! bt m ffwd U mm) t) n rmm w rvjvufljf ( rthm nj nm ut hmh nd ww npumml JuHllv( pm Al yhmwh Ml bwufjfcm fwsmwssss$ r " fcasm repars all larger vessels the fleet may be made n the home navy yards the Pacfc Coast t HAWAANS WN T EXTENSVE LANDS Commssoner Publc Lands Pratt has receved a petton from Hawa, wth ten sgnatures, requestng the openng two klpukas n the vcnty Kapapala, to be used for grazng purposes The petton s latest on record The land nsked for aggregates 23,000 acres and s stuated above the Volcano Road on the Kona sde the Volcano House Kpuka possesses the orgnalty beng an sland set n the lava t affords fne grazng and may be ftted for agrcultural purposes t s 4500 feet above the sea and n other characterstcs resembles the land on whch the Volcano House s stuated t s a bt hgher than the Volcano House, but ts temperature and ranfall s practcally the same as that prevalng at the favorte pleasure resort Commssoner Pratt has wrtten back to the pettoners requestng them to get ther papers n proper shape as re qured by law, and referrng them for further nformaton to Subage nt G H Wllams Hlo, who has been told to help them out T Whtes dstrct borders on the land but n the present case Wllams s the more convenent man to get at CHCKEN THEF S GVEN ONE YEAH Hon Tuck, notorous chcken thef, s ngnln n hands the polce Last Monday Tuck had a "chcken feelng" and entered the house a Portuguese on Vneyard street, where he found eleven cholco chckens, one them a game rooster, whch ho approprated for hmself Chcken stealng has been qulto prevalent late, nnd the polce have notfed buyers fowls at the market to let them know whenever any one tres to sell them chckens at low prces Hon Tuck had not been nformed f ths statu affars, and brght and early yesterday mornng he took captured fowls to the market and asked,76 cents apece for hs supply Ho was fered 00 cents whch ho accepted, agreeng to come later n afternoon to receve hs money Tho pollco were notfed and an olllcer wus detaled to watch for the mn When ho arrved hu ws promptly nabbed and yesterday llumng pleaded not gulty Ho was found gulty, however, nnd was nl lo 00 year harder labor than stealng, Nearly all Juvenles who were nr rnl! m warrants for gamblng were sent to bt U fur n school for ono year They have been gven elult weeks probaton, Tlu w mvs been oulto succcmful n cupulng llm pnpretor gaf bllk names lt nwrfu loua, a presoml cru player and boss lu Cnkuuko wdth was rnuult on Humbly, was Untl SO am touts, The 4Mn nmnlel lo llr dollars ) hh k twulyllre fur hnt, u Uelbmt Cnarler Curltr, la u"l, lu" utkd Dm pollen lo llnd l h lrtrs from f lls shp, Adam Hmll Mow Jersey, rut llrll lul uf Jumlulu, am) Jrmu W lllllls, jy u tlx NullllllM llus lh ll4l Ho flfc slhl vuarlt lunr Wld wuk hjmm on Klar cf"! l Um dy f JmM swl Moply lmv nkw lu fllfwf fllmllm Ol WlJWt hp) lb nwd r l llll nylfy yo;;r mm) or huhmu lluumut mvly wu4 aj f lbs huhh u(t4 m4 dok uf b mvr jlpjlnn, m4 urn mutt mm Ml" " Ma mtmttkte nm j t nr H 4 hk m ter Mn)l ll nv lu lbs omfhmlfluj llll b "ll )llt MMtMMtl K ms rll

7 rt Cstl le Cook Co, Ltd JtONOUUV Commsson Sugar Merchants Factors Lfe and Fre nsurance Agents AGENTS FOR Nev EDDonfl MHonl Ulc nsurance Co OF BOSTON, AM lk nsurance HARTFORD Con NSURANCE Tleo, H Daves & Co, (Lmted) Agents for Fre, Lfe and Marne nsurance Northern Assurance Company, OF LONDON, FOR FRE AND LFE Establshed 836 Accumulated Funds 3,975,000 B( 8 On Mll OF LVERPOOL, Captal FOR MARNE, Redurton rates mmedate Payment Clams Theo H Daves & Co, Ltd AGENTS The Famous Tourst Route the World n Connecton Wth the CanadanAu s tralan Sleamshp Lne Tckets are ssued TO ALL PONTS N THE UNTED STATES AND UAMAUA, va VCTORA and VANCOUVER Mnuntlan esorts: BANFF, GLACER, MT STEPHENS AND FRAbtK UAWlun EMPRESS LNE OF STEAMERS FROM VANCOUVER Tckets to All Ponts n Japan, Chna, Tnf! nml Around the World For Tckets and general nformaton Apply to THEOH DAVES & CO, LTD CanadanAustrala Agents n S S Lne Canadan Pacfc Ralway OHAB BEEWEE & OOS NEW YORK LNE Regular lne vessels plyns between New Yok and Honolulu ron shp TLLE E 8TARBUCK wll sal from New York fpr Honolulu on or about February 5, 907, FREGHT TAKEN AT LOW EST RATES For freght rates apply to CHAS BREWER & CO 27 Kllby St, Boston, or THEO H DAVES & CO,, Honolulu Bank Hawa LMTED ncorporated Under Law th Terrtory Hawa PADO r CAPTAL 000,00000 BUHlLUB 800,00000 UNDVDED VUOTB, 02,0780 OWQUH; CnrW M, Cook,,, Prtldnt j, t Joe,,,, vlcbprldnl V, W, Maefrltn vcfj,fldsnl (,, CUK,,,,,,Catllr ( )tjuce, Jr,,,AnUnt Cmhler J Allnl, Damon CmltUr, Pnon Hertnr DJJCTOlH Clw, M Cnok, 0, Jen, W, M V, tlatop, frfrln M, ) Tn), S A WtOmdl", O, jmumoh, f QQHMmom AK HKVMH tulm mmku lv ol rmn ul JUklny, Mn m HAWAAN GAZETTE FRDAY, MARCH, w? SttS ran Co he ndfmktl lutng lren up puufl Agrnu the alnnc company re trmarrd! Htrc rsk auant lre ntt Stmc am lltlck HuMlnm and ml MrroltdC torrtl theren nl the tntt ornb!e tcrnu For partcular apply at the nlflcc A SCAKFKlt & CO Ar AGENTS FOR North German Martuo muhaneo Co, OF BERLN The Fwa Plantaton Company Fortuua General muranco Co The Waalun Agrcultural Co, Ltd OK KMN The Kohala Sugar Company The Wamca Sugar Mll Company The Fulton ronworks, St Lous Mo The Orode F Wake Steam Pumps eton Centrfugal dangers sea at llo most reasonnhl o The New EtRlaml Mutual Lte nsurance Company, Boston tcrnt rules, md on most favoablo The Aetna nsurance Co, Hartford, Conn General Agents P A SCHAFFER & CO, Natonal Fre nsurance Co, Hartfon t, Conn Ooncral nsuranca Co for Soa Elvor and Land Transport Drosdon Castle & Cooke, Ltd Unvlnr establshed an agency at Honolulu nnd the Hawaan slands, undersgned general agents are aurzed to take rsks aganst dangers sea at the most reasonable rates and on the most favorable terms F A SCHAFFER & CO, Agents for Hawaan slands The above ltmtrance Companes hae establtlcd n Rcncral agency here, and the undersgned, ronem! agents, aro aurzed to take rsk aganst SUDDEN DEATH OF HERH NOLTE One the oldest and most esteemed as well as prosperous resdents Ho nolulu pased away, early yesterday mornng, when Helnrlch Julus Nolte ded at hs resdence at Kaplolanl Park Alugh he had been fallng n strength for some tme past, beng n hs 74th year, the end was unexpected, ap Mr Nolte retred the nght before n apparently good health, after havng entertaned Dr nnd Mrs Herbert at dnner About 4 oclock!n mornng hs daughter heard hm walkng about ft hs room, but as that was not Mm WT V nfwrf"rjtjlwvty fmrnmmm THE LATE HEEE NOLTE unusual she dd, not look nto hs room untl an hour later Then t was to nnd hm lyng upon hs bed wth hs feet on the floor and lfe departed Evdently he had been overcome by heart falure as he lay down H J Nolte was born n Hamburg, Germany, n September, 833, and frst came to these slands n late fortes For some years he saled as steward n packets between hero and Calforna, among them Francs Palmer commanded by the late Captan Paty n 852 he settled down here, gong nto partnershp wth lata Mr Kuger n startng the "Old Corner" restuurant at Queen and Nuuanu streets, the premses beng part estate he leaves After hs partners death n 8C9, Mr Nolte contnued n bus ness, wthn a few years e movng t to Fort street n Campbell block, and renamng t the "Beaver" for some Hudson Bay Co assocaton Owng to advancng age Mr Nolte sold out the busness wthn two yers past Over twenty years ago Mr Nolte started "Casno" n Kaplol Park as a suburban resort for refreshment and recrentlon, but there was no chenp and rapd transt n se days and, after a short tme, Mr Nolte made the place exclusvely hs prvate but most hosptable resdence as many hs frends can attest Mr Nolte marred a Hawalan lady who ded about twelve years ago, greatly mourned for her good works as a lendng member Kawalahao church Mss Fredrlcka Nolte s the only sur vvng chld, a son havng met death accdentally many yearn ago, Mss Nolt accmnpnnlfd her father on nn extended European tour a few years ago, when he took waters at famous lnden uprlngs wth some bene, lt to hs health n huslneh Mr Nolto wns attentve md p talent, as well nn generous nnd nllglng, lls tonsnnt pemonnl attend ance, when nut anent rruu slands, blg ono the factor that for a quarter a century mode, "Bea ver favorte lune reort ror n lurtfo majorty ( the bwle element, the cvl nervlce, factory and waterf nt toller, JlKm, lawyer md dooto r ll s Noltc hu ndeed been h nomt frwucnl noonday club n Honolulu, t rttowm wxelango for publlo opnon and clerw houua for funuhly otl Annum Urn wtn M frend Mr Kolla were uhpm n on llo manland wth wlou lllltf ls llllll KlllMUKd llllmftllo, Th fuuvml vvjl ttko plum frnm Mu mf Vnplw ut Ml) lll uftumo, Mr Null W a vdutur tnr u llo oldul pl ummwuhlvr llonlul CuUry, Knllt T"nur, y,)um mjmkh wm nn Mwn n llm Mxy lt H lra Ml NHnm tnry, Tm 0tMnr wuj m lmy Mm t W touum fnuk 4 lfrr V, JlbarJl, A, U MBtmvlL lul lhfh f lull tl UfeV SM!?WJ,lW5,"""WSH MlWEKKLY ACTS AND RECORD OF THE FFTYNNT H CONGRESS WASHNGTON, March 0 The 59th Concrcss places to the credt the Republcan party, whch las controlled both houses, a remarkable record good legslaton Followng a long sesson noteworthy n the hstory the naton for the mportance nnd value ts laws, the short sesson has set a new pace for careful, expedtous enactment necessary publc measures, ncludng all se general laws for whch, throughout the country, there was a unversal demand Ths s evdent from the followng summary: ENACTMENTS Or TES SECOND SESSON, DECEMBEE, 000, TO MAECH 4, 007 Snnto Domngo, Morocco, Mexcan llotndnry and Amercan Pecunary Clams Arbtraton treates approved mmgrant law revsed, provdng menus to exclude Asatc cooles, ncreasng the head tax and stecrngo space, creatng commsson nqury and aurzng aa nternatonal conference Expatraton law, dennng ctzenshp nud status Amercans marrlod to foregners Goneral Scrvlco Penson law, embrncug all solders sxtytw years age Natonal banks and corporatloas prohbted from contrbutng to poltcal campagn funds Fnancal law aurzng deposts customs recepts n natonal bnnlts, addng elastcty to currency nnd ncreasng supply small blls Alcohol makng extended to farmers Salary ncreases: Ffty per cent, to Vco Presdent, Speaker, Congress men and Cabnet members; all salares mnsters abroad formerly $7G00, rased to $0,000; postal clerks ond carrers pay ncreased Lmted rght appeal n crmnal enses gven to government Addtonal Unted States courts for Northern Alabama, Northern Calforna, Southern Oho and Nebraska created, lalwny employes workng hours lmtod "Shanglang" jcnnlzcd Ueocw steamboat whstlng prohbted Lchts on fshng vessels at sea compulsory Army: Artllery reorganzed nnd enlarged; fold batteres combnod n bx cgments nnd const batteres consttuted a corps; grade leutenant general abolshed after retrement ncumbent; adjutant generals olco reestablshed; nearly $00,000,000 approprated for waterways mprovement,nnvy: Two,000to battleshps; two destroyers; $3,000,000 for submarnes; C00 addtonal salors; 000 more marnes and major generals rank fdr commandant Phlppne Agrcultural Bank aurzed loosevcl Foundaton for Promoton ndustral Peace establshed New spellng stopped Now JcrbcyDelawar o boundary fxed Meat nspecton law permanently rcenactpd Pour now rovonuo cutters aurzed Kegstrnton nfectous dseases mndo compulsory n natonal captal All postngo stumps nvnlnblo for "Spccnl Delvory" Fraternal cmbloms protocted aganst advertsng uso New York branch postlco foundatons, $00,000 approprated Numerous lghuses, lght vessels and ads to navgaton provded Appalachan nndwhto Mountan forest reserves ordered survoyed nternatonal congresses nvted to Washngton: Fsheres, 908; hygene, 909 nvestgaton women and chld workors ordered Ttle Smoot confrmed by voto nearly Senate twothrd s Senate advses Presdent regardng ntcrnntonal nqury nto Congo Senate commttee empowered to fnd fncts nbout Brownsvllo nftnr Congressonal commsson ton drected to report on revsed stntutcs Postnl defct nvestgnton contnued Approprated for mantenance natonal government durng year ended Juno 30, 908, $907,044,00505 MPOETANT ACTS OF FEST SESSON, DECEMBEE, 005, TO JUNE 30, 906 Tho Ralway Hato law,,, Lock canal nt Panama; supples to bo domestc Oklahoma (ncludng ndan Terrtory) admtted to the Unon Puro food; label must tell truth Mfcat nspecton, "from ho to can" Alcohol, for uso n arts, freed tax Consular servco reorganzed on mert bass Quarantne aganst yellow fover natonalzed Naturalzaton safeguarded Steamboat nspecton made mora rough Phlppnes: Coastwso law postponed to Aprl, 009; Batan coal mnes reserved to government; customs collectons beforo 902 legalzod Natonal bank labltes lmted to 30 per cont captal Neglgent common carrers made lable for damages to employes Trademark law rovsed Alaska: Dclcgato allowed; alens prohbted fshng Mlta effcency promoted by $2,000,000 ad annually Presdent allowed $25,000 travelng expenses annually Embassy property at Constantnople, purchased for $50,000 Taxaton puro domestc sweet wnes reduced mmunty wtnesses n crmnal cases restrcted (Ant " mmunty Bath") Unted States Dstrct Court n Chna establshed Affars fvo cvlzed ndan trbes fnally settled Unlawful gearng nsgna O A t and other solder organzatons forbddon Falsely marked gold or slver artcles forbdden mport and nterstate transport Spongo growng n Amercan waters protected Census Olco drected to collect and publsh vtal, socal and other statstcs, onothrcompulsory educaton; salo Vnsto n publc prntng cut down For Dstrct Columba: Juvenlo Court; posons restrcted Jamestown Exposton aded by loans, exhbts, otc Carnego Foundaton for Advancement Learnng ncorporated Thanks Congress gvon Goneral Horace Porter Nagara Tals and hstorc nntqutcs preserved Natonal cemetery establshed around gravo Andrew Jackson Tuth mn O27 nvald jo cm, 003 prlvutu pomlon uct HUM llrde llouu, U5,UJ0 Htmln, H055, Number ue Jlvcunl ntura tlmn 7,000, t new record, mnjwm wry to rufum aonanumm urjlr rwljulmeut, tlu ul Pe rubly, HW u!lllt ullkly ut uuvjlun trlu, WHunllJj toto Jflean Wplto f Utltl vu lrhj H WUlw UuM JlSWf ttjmftblj f H hm and JvtfHlluu flbvwmjftl j)r t&haty BEAUTFULSKN St Whte Hands Luxurant Har Produced by CUTCURA SOAP op Women Vur Ctrnotnu Soap oxclwlvcly for prencrvlna MLLONS and beautfyng akn, for clcanslug scalp crusts, soalos, nnd dandruf, nnd stopplnr falllug har, for stenng, Vfhltonlng, and soothng red, rough, nnd soro lamu, n form bath for nunnytug rrlutlous and chatlng, or too f rcn or fmmvo perspraton, u form washes for ulceratve wcaknoscs, nnd for mnny nntlscpto purposes whch readly suggest thcmselvca to women nnd especally mors, and fornll purposes thu tolet, bath, and tmrscrj No amount can ndueo thne w ho luvo onco wcd t to me uny other, especally for presorvug and purltylug skn, scalp, nud har nfnuts nud chldren CmcuuA Soa combnes lcltuate emollent popertlcs derved from CutCUlt great skn cure, w tl purest cleansng ngredents, nnd most refreshng llou or odours No other melcatal soap ever compounded s to bo compared w l t for preservng, purfyng, nnd beautfyng the skn, scalp, har, nnd lunula No other foregn or domestc totlct soap, howovcr expensve, s to bo compared wth t for all purpoo s tolet, bath, nud cursory Thus t combnes, n One Soa at Osn lmc:, est skn and complexon soap, the p:st tolet nnd utarr baby soup n world Complete External and nternal Treatment for Every Humour, Consstng COTcuu Sor, to cumkj tlo pllu ot crusts nnd prnlcs nnd sten U Ulckcncl cutcle, Ctmcuu Ontment, to nstantly nllny tohlng, lnflamnrntlon, nnrt nt Uon, unt eootlo and lenl, and CtTrmtA tuoul NT, to cool and cleans a Woo 8NULE Set s otten oufflclont U euro the tcteroot humours, wth loss mlr, when all falls Sold throshon t rorm "All about Skn, Scalp, nnd Talrpost frocot Ausl Depot, UAwnbA Co, hjlnoy, KSW So Afrcan Depot: cnnoh Ltd, Cm SCowj onu: lxco am nut com, eolu roa, Uoston, U S A Waterways mprovcucuts costng $400,000,000 recommended by army engneers Copywrght revson Hestrctlon ntcrstato commcrco n convct mndo goods Hernaton punshments on hgh seas, Codfcaton revsed stntutcs Navy personnel Eemoval customs dutes on works art ncorporaton ndan wards naton,, Swamp reclamaton smlar to rrgaton statute Coal and mneral nnds to bo reserved and leased Cablo to Guantnnamo nnd Canal Zone Punshment for mproper uso Stars nnd Strpos lcgulntou ntcrstato traffc n ntoxcants Chld lnbor products prohbton from ntcrstato commerce stntutc Modfcaton Chneso Excluson law, Army nnd navy dental surgeons corps tetrcmcnt suporannunted federal clerks Postnl savngs banks Domestc parcels post, tcstoroton army canteen DETALED APPEOPEATONS FOE FSCAL YEAE ENDNG JUNE 30, 908 Agrculturo $ 9,70,50000 Postfco $22,29,39300 Army 78,535,28275 Uvcrs and harbors 80,903,432,00 Dplomatc nnd consular 3,092,33372 Sundry cvl 07,00,0000 Dstrct Columba 0,350,9803 Urgent defcency,34,05000 Fortfcatons 0,97,300 Addtonal urgent dlc Genernl defcency 0,S9,7500 ndan 0,703,00823 Legslatve 30,739,05SSO Mltary Academy,929,70342 Navy PS,95S,00750 Pensons 5,000,00000 THE EECOED OF APPEOPEATONS FOE ELEVEN CONOEESSES Congress Frst Sesson Second Sesson Total th, 7 $S79,589,85U $9G7,0 4,00505 $,847,233, th, 5 78,72,3758 8,8,03480,00,357, th, 3 790,033, ,578,40270,533,22, th, 79,278, ,007,40472,470,880, th, 802,082, ,007,8854,533,349, th, 7 409,494, ,002, ,490, d, ,925, ,088, ,03, d, ,084, ,932, ,07, st, 509,308, ,424,0949,023,792, th, 408,024, ,522, ,40,48 9th, ,330, ,0, ,342,4955 SHOULD MARRED WOMEN BE DEBARRED FROM TEACHNG? Edtor Advertser: Flcnso allow mo apace n your paper to ask a few ques tons and make a statement or two n defense "murrled women teachers" Very truly yours, JUSTCE s object the Department Publc nstructon merely to furnsh a means support to unemployed, Graves Confederate soldors marked or s Us purpose to furnsh the best Monumouts aurzed: Kngs Mountan battleground, South Carolna, teaclera t can obtan to educato chldren our Terrtory $30,000; landng the Plgrms, at Provncetown, Mass, $0,000; Prnceton s t not truo that educators clam, as, t,nttleground, Now Jersey, $30,000; loln Paul Jones, u Washngton, $00,000; dd also our uto rjupcrlntendut ot Commodore John Barry, n Washngton, $30,000; W, Longfellow, n Washngton, $4000 for pedostul Publc nstructon, that marred women aro to bo classed wth very chldren our terrtory? to wounds, bruses, burns and lke Total uppropratod for mnlutenanco natonal government ono yonr from njures beforo nflammaton sets n, they Does uny busness llrn, other than ft Juno 30, 900, S70,C89,850 board educaton, woho employe: may bo healed wut MSCELLANY OF BOTH SESSONS ncrvo publc, clam that u woman maturaton nnd s dsqualfed becuuso who s marred? n about onothlr d tlmo requred Vetoes; Tho resldout vetoed thrteen acts COth Cougross; four u t Kood tuslu for an ntekon by usual treatment Chamber, changng jursdcton courts, threo ndan blls, two prvate penson blls leklsluturo to pass a law barlut; mar ans Pan Balm s an antlseptlo and on account benlclurles doutlm, n thrd becauso boeflclnry wns merely a led ludy tcacherh from schools Jun when appled to nucl njurlou, cause rump follower not enttled to boncfluj another whch was to puy penson becuusu huo ou vsa doc t, or t merely trylk to mmthu U conscence them to heal very quckly, t also whch wu clearly oxcumvo; ou to gvo to a clunont uu nland n thu Msaluupp n thlu way? nllay pan and eorcness nnd prove nt on whch there llglthumu nucfmnry for navgaton, nud t bll ullowlug s t wlso to exclude u teacher who any danger blood posonng dugeruu oxplotlw 0 pasuvger vcweu, lu lem tred, wclhhd Ul the balance For sale by Bonson, flmlth & Co, Jlvo hundred and twentytw publc Jaws were unacted altogether, nud found nut nunjln; jclhuu nlu h KntH for Hawa, whch CU aurzed brdge or dum ucro avlgublo rver, nud 83 wuru for thu wlfo u sood Jmf n t not truo that many a murrled thu government thu Dlntrkt Columhu, woman luclnr helplk to annul (all unbeknown n hu publc) nonu rulutlvo wn would nllltwlno bo dependent on ularllyj or kou one who would bo de prlvml t!luvnloul ndvmtuue? uu 0 nmrr d women ucur Dm Honolulu publlo ncoo "km "" worth) uunblu mr hm men who urn lokfb fur llh wwru hoy lmy t lummy vsll wllvh to ulln famly Of Uj"mT" n reply h nut mnr Mw! wn klhj uu ur wn MtH Lul OmrlT Ull U MljMrf" h lef u JWNWll m mau wu Nutw lsbrtj m n jwrllwul mw ysully, tupuldn tvuh ency 0,50000 Mnor mscellaneous np, proprlntons 3,500,00000 Permanent nnnunl (est mate 49,880,300 Total $907,044,00505 ers were needed but where wero they to bo found? Ah a last resort a marred woman who hud gven excellent servce n provlous years was asked to take poston Upon her refusal department was oblged to shft teachers and dlsarrango classes n order to fll vacancy Some tlmo before ths a marred lady teacher resgned and no sutable unemployed person could bo found to tuko hor place n order to ndueo teacher to return to ler poston her salary was rased and sho s now teachng n a Honolulu school WOUNDS, nluses AND BURNS By applyng nn antlseptlo dressng NOETHERM AUSTRALA BHrrNC, VOTOHA, March H, Arrangen t are beng mlu lo mlfo Vctora llo depot for the trumllpment frelklt from Calforna n Autrlh, luatfur and freluht wll be brought from Wn rrnurcu by hu uellle Hluuuhln Uujmy ter md lrllnd n Dm OundluAlrHlltf tmmm, whlul lnro hu lnnlm mhu at llm Qmu llm frum Hun Vvmjw gbjm m oulj rrmlr ltmm lllj MllMl AlMlrullH,! j&e ft, tfrjs fjm m mt k JfrnMrmtrtf,, J nr

8 AMATWfOFHALW w mn POWDER Absolutely Pure HAS MO SUBSTTUTE A Croam Tartar Powder, froo from alum or phoa phatlo acd OYAL DAKNO POWDER CO, NEW YORK TrtADE Marks Desgns Copyrghts 4c Anyone fendlnc a nketrh nnd dmcrlptlnn may oulcklr Mcarlnt our opnon free whether an nventon la prohnhlr TUentttl Conmunlra tlonlmrlctlrrolldontfat HANDBOOK onlatenu acntfrc Oldest Bpencr fur (Mvurmr patent! atenu taken tfmtul llunn & Co rccelra tprrlol notce, wut charge, lathe Scentfc JftMcatu A htndomelf lltntntm weeklf rpct mnf wcm (Jo Journal rm f J a reart fnurmontll Boldly all nettbdralem MUNN & Co36Broad""New York Brand, ufflce, 625 F BU Wahcgtcra, D C SHPPNG NTELLGENCE ARRVED Monday March 23 A S S Nebraskan, Knght, from San Francsco, arrved f port 0:30 V m Tuesday, March 26 T K K S S Hongkong Maru, from Yokohama, 8:5 a m Br S S Pondo, Large, from, Wellngton and Newcastle, a m Schr Kawallanl, from Koolau, G am Schr Kn Mol, from Hauula, 0 a m Str J A Cummns, Scarlc, from Walmannlo, 2:0 p m Wednesday, March 27 Am bark Emly F Whtney, Goodman, 22 days from Nnnnlmo, arrved f port a m Str Nllhnu, Townsend, from Mhkawel l, 3 p m Str Helenc, Nelson, from Paauhnu, p m Str Mlkahnln, Gregory, from Kaua ports, 0:0 a m JAKAWEL Arrved, March Am bark W B Flnt, Lnrcn, from Eleele ELEKLE Arrved, March 2 Am bktn Gundersc n, 3 days from Honolulu DEPARTED Str Mauna Lon, Plmerson, for Maul and Hawa ports, noon Str Klnau, Freeman, for HHf and way ports, noon Str W G Hall, S Thompson, for Kaua ports, D p, m Str nnlanl, Pltz, for Molokal, Maul and Lana ports, & p n Str Llkellkc, Nnopala, for Kawaha c, 3 p m Jap S S Hongkong Maru, Bent, for San Francsco, 3 p m Am, bark Emly V Whtney, Goodman, for Mnkawell, C p m Str J A Cummns, Senrle, for Koolau ports, 0 a m Schr Ka Mol, for Hauulu, 4 p m PASSENGERS Arrved Per S S Hongkong Maru, from Orent, March 26 For Honolulu: Ralph G E Foster and servant, Y mamura nnd servant, L Tslng Mcu, Mrs Y mamura, nfant and servant, p Hurng Wng For San Francsco: Cnpt J G Adamson, A F Allen, tov A M Alves, A Anderson, U S N, C E Mrs P J Beverage and mad Mss Maran Bcvcrdge, Mss Phylls Bovorldgc, Mr A Blngden, Mss L G Bobcnhouse, Dr G S llogcrt, U S N, Mrs G S Bose D Brants, Mss Alleo Brooks, MaJ A A Chchester, Mrs A A Chchester, E Gwynno Evans, W Forstmas, Mss B Gllette, C S Gven s, C B Graves, Mrs C B Graves, Mss Dorothy Graves, Otto Gross, C Hardman, Ensgn J W Hayward, U S N, A F Holllngsworth, George Keech, Mss Margaret D Lews, E B Maglll, S L McCalla, Mss M, McCalla Mss J McCalla, Mr Guy Morley, Mss E M Rmldlck Mr S C Sampson, Mrs S C Sampson and chld, Mrs E Turner, Mrs J Sprowl Walker, W J Waters, M Yasumoto, Ma Wll Noqng Mrs L M Ford Per S S Nebroskan, from San Francsco, March 2 Mr senbcrg, R B Carpenter Per str Hclcno, from Fnauhau, Murch 27 Cnpt W Matson Per str Mlkahal from Kaua ports March 27 Mrs M Joseph, C L Clark, W Schlor, tov B Kato, W O Hall, L, W Hart, Master E, Gay, t W T Purvs and 32 dock Departed, Per str Klnau for Hllo and wny portb, March 25 J 8 Kmball and wfe, Mrs A M, Brown, Mss, Brown, J E, Metcalf and wlfo, J Hall, Benton, A W Carter, A G, 8todart, Mrs F P, llurke, Wnltcr llurke J F Cross and wfe, W Hhlngle t P Hrowlnr C ll Hall, W T Robnson, N C Wlllfnng Msses flrune Mss Austn, Mh M McCnndles s, Mrs A J Mcdndtnss, Mss, tyrrtfl, P Robnson, A T Meade, aeorru lycurgus am wlfo, Dr Rogers, A M Culver, A H Monrn nnd wfe, Mr ) ( Hllllth, Mss M t Dunultl f ), M rvt am wfe,, Dunnng, Mrs Mcllskey, W V DN Hnthn, Mrs llrur, 0 J Juko ml wfe f Parsons ml wfe, Mrs loml, M, llonlo, J0UN, lf)htrton ln lam, Hawa, Murl, mt, lu Mr usl Jlr, Hm, M tnberuo, t on, (Amouuu mun y Hrt)trM,) AN APPEftL Hf HAWAAN GAZKTTK, FRDAY, JUAKCl &, 907, 4EMWKK,Y TO MANHOOD (Contnued from pngo One) some tlo members felt should bo Hcnntor Hewtt s one rn le beleved that young ndes who ht kevs on n typewrter nne hours a day, nnd llt them well houll, f they were worthy, recvlvo some recognton As a result tls ho had the snlnry stenographer n tlo ollec tlo Superntendent Publc Works rased nnd poston stenographer, n olllco the assstant superntendent, whch tem ml been strcken from bll, renserted n tlls respect ho played no fnvorlto for ho ll n much for clerk tlo department Clllllngworths (treat fght was on tem salary for ABjstnnt Superntendent Publc Works whch hal been strcken out Tho tem now appears as Superntendent Wator Works, Supervsng Engneer and Superntendent Sowers Tho flco Superntendent Sewers, now flled by Mr Vcnhulzen, has been dscontnued under bll There was llttlo routno work Tho clerk rend a communcaton from Secretary the Terrtory announcng that the Governor had sgned jont resoluton callng for appontment a tax commsson and House Dll No 72, relatng to an amendment to Secton 23 House jont resoluton, lclntlng to wharves nnd landngs n the Terrtory and ownershp there, passed frst readng Hayseldon, from Commttee on Publc Lands submtted followng: Your Publc Lrds commltteo have had under cosnldcrntlon House Bll No 7, belns "An Act to provde for the dsposton moneys receved by the Government on nccount sales mprovements placed upon publc lards by settlers or homesteaders" Under the present law, no provson s made whereby retrng occupant Government lands held under any varous terms agreement nnd surrendered to Government may bo rembursed for the amount cost mprovements upon the land Ths bll provdes a means by whch when the lands are agan Bold commssoner may set apart from the proceeds a sum equal to amount the apprased value the mprovements agan sold, sad sums to bo payable to retrng occupant t seems to your commltteo that a person mprovng lands at hs own expense, should, upon the cancelaton hs lease or agreement, bo enttled to the cos,t all mprovements, and ths s the object the bll Wo therefore recommend ts passage Makekau, from Mscellaneous cqmmltteo, reported on the bll relatng to trusts as follows: Your Mscellaneous commttee to whom,was referred Senate Bll No 79, beng, An Act, relatng to Trusts," begs to report, as follows: The prncpal object bll s to protect the poor classes from beng mposed upon b se who would combne together" wth capltnl, skll, or otherys Smlar laws nro passed n many States lu (he Unon A smlar law was passed n Stnto Oho n S9S; and a test case was entered n courts n sad Stnto; after n stubborn tght, the law was sustaned Thero s no law n the Terrtory gvng the local courts the power to try cases relatng to trusts n the last Legslature State Calforna, a smlar law was ntroduced by Cartwrlght Fresno county n case ths bll would bo passed, t wll gve jursdcton to our local courts on such enses n ndultery cases, wo fnd that our local courts have Jursdcton n such cases, and at same tme the Federal court has Jursdcton to try the same Therefoe, we full to fnd out any reason why ths bll should not, be passed And wo further beleve, f n law ths knd s good n the Stnto Oho and other States, such law mst be good u tlo Terrtory Hawa Wo further beleve that t s the duty thu Legslature to enact laws for the beneft greatest number ot people n thu country; and ths s ono such laws Wo therefore recommend that the bll may bo passed These, cports wero lad on the tnblo to be consdered wth blls APPHOPtlATON BLL Tho bll appropratng money for salarl Government employes was then called for thrd leudlng, At the start Brown began a movo to cut salary Treasurer to $250 from $0 n recommended by Governor, lln dd not wat untl bll was resular ly read but ho won remnded tha he would have, plenty tme to uso lls hammer When hs tme dd cono ho spoke long nnd earnestly n support lls moton n fact ho talked so long on measure that hs colloagucs lost luterpst and when votu wus put the moton was lost Lane had succeeded n rasng tlo pay assstant clerk ot Secretarys olllco u llttlo bt and llrown wanted sumethng to fset t Tlo olllco Heglstrar Treasury wll now carry n salary $250, through ho efforts Henator Un, but tllrn nsurance Comnssloner wll be Hume as before Tho utenosra lber n Publc Works department wts down for a rase twrtyllvn lnam u month but t was serously objected n by Honutor Hnlth who docs not nppeur n ko Htengrnphrrs Hhe vets money, Homtor Coelho opposed next lom, Hnt for Mr llnwlund, on the ground that He oltlu was a useless nne, but later nffd no objecton t, llnwlunl Mltf n He mlc the Hpurltfnl wlt or WnlTwmkK Ho bluutd the dmrttncnt nrl the enulfrs t, for sunvnltf nl t occurred nl Mau to wllsll Hvnnlnr Blllllufworh ubjumcl lst "Dd wan la duly thu Maul lmlr to romplsln f thty dd not tet far trrnlment (Mm nvparlrnrul And Just hre was ho event ml t ark nl rpch n lrlrtllol n tn wall durlnr WJ pfator tlstdll spokn n ophjlton to tlm mrnsure but ll ns mler ordnary elf cumalntcs ths would not bo menton (l hut lnnmn that beyond nn "y" or "no ths henator from Knusl lns not spokm snce the sesson begun As nn luvlnt orator ha s nld to bo slver tonsued and wll probably speak n hs own nnguko today Hcnntor Knudsen, who clams rght as nn "ntermttent" to speak ft nny tme, mny nlso speak on a lve topc Hcnntor (lamlll wns anxous to know Just what word engneer carred v th t Those men who draw pay under thnt hend do not seem ablo to gve nformaton, to draw plans or furnsh specfcatons for anythng under sun Now, that there s somethng the matter wth thu Nuuanu dm, they have to send for nn expert to tell them what t s Replyng to Senntor hllllnkworth he sad he dd not beleve n legslatng for man nsten olllco but he dd not consder men n thnt department very brght There was somethng a squrm over pay "head carpenter," who dd not, nccordlng to report the Superntendent Publc Works, appear to be n head carpenter and for that reason dd not recommend hm fo an ncrease Smth nssted that the man should have ns much pay ns a carpenter could earn n any other Job but was rulcd down Tho tem wus brought up after recess by McCarthy nnd rased as desred by Smth Coelho, wth becomng mod,esthad the pay plot at Kahulu l ncreased to $0 a month The deputy tax assessor Maul, through efforts the same gentleman, was made twentylv e dollars a month tlcher t was understood that the Treasurer would recommend an ncrease for the deputes n the Hawa tax dvson but there was none to that effect and consequently no changes were made n the bll n the Kaua dvson none wero nsked Under the head Bureau Conveyances there were several changes Mr Men lam was ncreased to $225, hs dep uty to $50, two clerks from $75 to $90 each and fve to $76 each Tho only tem strcken or changed n permanent settlements was that ot $0 per annum for Mrs Wells, Maul The foreman the wharf bureau was rased to $25, but mechanc n the Government shops wll get sajne as he has n the past Tho salary the Superntendent ot Water Works, Wolluku, s to bo $00 a month nstead $75 and Wllam Vannntta, who flls the same poston n Hllo, s to have $25 a month and a forty dollar clerk Hs dutes have been ncreased and returns from water sales are sufllclent to warrant these salares and stll bo a payng nsttuton Tho Superntendent the Water Works at Laupahocho o wll get $5 a month n future nstead two Ho may feel sure ths sum wll not be cut n the House Tfhe Lahalna man who controls the water supply s to be pad $S5 nstead $60 as formerly c An ncrease $25 s gven Harbor Master Fuller and nn equal ncrease to Captan Trpp, hs assstant Tljo Honolulu plots havo been rased o $225, the Hllo plot to $60 and Kahul ul plot to $0 The salares t boat boys at Hllo havo been slghtly advanced Mss Peterson, who worjts as stenographer n Board Agrl culture, has been gven a raso f B5 and pay stenographers ln tlo Supremo Court nnd Judcary department has also been ncreased The pay the assstant clcrtk n the ds trct court s rased to $75 Four nterpreters, ono at $S5 and three at $75 havo been added to the dstrct court force Thero wll bo a second dstrct magstrate on Honolulu payroll for $300 a year The magstrates at Wal nnae, Koolauloa and Koolaupoko werp each rased slghtly The deputy clerk n the Second Crcut wll get $25 and the dstrct magstrate at Lahalna s to get $90 nstead $C0 At Makawao pay for poston wll bo $S5 and at Hana $50 A slght ncrenso s gven ono at Kalaupapa n Thrd Crcut deputy clerk wll bo pad $90 and dstrct magstrate at South Kohala s to recelvo $50 a month Thoso nt South Kona $50, and at Kau $S0 n the Fourth Crcut denutv clerk has been advanced to $25, hs asslstanco to $00, stenographer to $35; dstrct magstrate South Hllo to $35 and ono n North Hllo to $C0 At Hamakua, where they have more wckedness, or at lenst moro ltgaton, to $S0 Tho Ffth Crcut deputy clerk wll get $00 a month horeafter and all mo astrlct maglstatcs on sland Knual, wth excepton ono at Walmea and ono at wll get smalt ncreases Tho frst deputy attorney general, s to get $250 a month accordng to Senate schedule; clerk to the attorney general wll bo pad $50 and messenger s to get $50 a month lnsteud $0 THE SCHOOLS Tho salares the school teachers wero not taken up scpaately by Senato but as a whole, durng frst consderaton, but later thero was a rder to that part the bll whch fxes a schedule for al teachers accordng to servce nnd certfcates Sonator Dowsett had fered amendments whch brought ullowaoce for teachers down fortys x usand dollars Ths was put back yesterday to $700,000, orgnal estmate, through a movo by Sonator McCarthy, who s father, also, amendment llxlng pay teachers, PAY SCHEDULE Provded, however, that ths tem shnll bo expended nccodug to thu fol lowng shedulos: TACHEHS OP EKMENTAltY 8COOLS st Class 2d Class 3rd Class Schools Crllf Certlf, Certlf Frst year $600 tfq $lco Thrd year COO 60 Sxth yuar T0 CvO Nnth ywr 70 coo Twelfth yr l TW lflutnll r W0 Hm Norma) H)no dploma Wll begn a mn) U per month nl twlvm the mnxlnn saury n tvujyu ywars, fththhmuta tracher hall t rm la rata t xr tny for less than lte lnya contnuous and nl twothr la slnry the poston fur n perod hot to exceed llree months nlool yeur The mlrle prncpals n the els tnentnry schools shall bo regulated no (Mntng n the followng nchedulo based on enrollment school, length erv re nnd jrndo certfcate, hold t p s :? J 0 o o o us :S Jla h, O OT o :g : :S! :g : :SS : 2 : 2 o o o o O O o 5 J M N o m to UJ jjosooso St re W t r f r mn tt C c 5 a 5 o,7 e o r w NORMAL AND PRACTCE SCHOOL Teachers Normal and Tranng school shall be pad accordng to the followng schedule: Frst year $ 9C0 econd year 9G0 Thrd year 0 Fourth year 0SO Fjlfth year 0 The Hgh schools and Normal tranng school are hereby recognzed as cqunl class, the prncpal whch wll receve not moro than $2400 a year wut regard to length servce Povlded, further, that after twenty (; years servce teachers n elementary schools, they shall, receve n addton to the salares mentoned n above schedules, a ralso $00 per nnnum for each fve years servces up to a perod thlrtyflv o (35) years The salary secretary ana regstrar Board Health was rased to $75 Salares flco clerks wero rased n aggregate one hundred per cent, and the fce general health nspector was created at $50 A couple slght changes have been mado n Hllo dstrct The salary food and health nspector has been ncreased to $50 and a health fcer at $25 has been created n Food Commssoners department n Honolulu the salary mlk and dary nspector wll be $0 nstead $25 a month The meat nspector wll get $50 and Food Commssoner and Analyst s to get $75 The Sherff and pollco at Kalawao oro to be pad $40 a year, Audtor Terrtory $300 and hs assstant $0 When bll was called for purposo takng a vote on fnal passage s Dowsett, Smth, Hayselden and Brown voted aganst t Thero was a jont petton from Chamber Commerce and Merchants Assocaton askng that protecton be furnshed mops and papers n survey department and the papers n flco Regstrar Conveyances Tho petton was referred to Ways and Means commttee Under a suspenson the rules Hewtt ntroduced a resoluton callng for the payment a clam to John Gaspar Napoopoo Another petton to same effect for payment clam John de Mcllo was rcrred to samo commttee Coelho presented an nqury relatve to the pay certan laborers on sland Maul n October and November 906 Ho sad a warrant had been drawn for amount but was never pad over to men Makekau refused to vote on appropraton bll for reason that he had a bll n hands the Judcary commttee slnco begnnng sesson whch f reported upon adversely, would affect hs voto on appropraton for there should bo a provson for conductng a Bureau Conveyance on other slands Hs bll called for that Smth repled that bll had been crowded out by moro mportant Pleasures and assured that t had not been forgotten and would havo attenton very soon Makekau, n under suspenson rules, ntroduced a bll provdng for amondment Secton 897 REFERRED TO COMMTTEES On second readng Senate Bll 82, provdng for the appolnlmot u tco presdent ot the Board Health whs referred to thu Health commttee Senate Bll S3, relatng to amendments to Sectons 7S3 and SOS ot the Revsed Laws, relatng to goneral rallwuy law was sent to Publc Lands commltteo; that relatng to ralways on Kuunt and Hawal l to the same commttee nnd Senate Bll 85, provdng for nn appropraton for Agrlcullua l college went" to Ways nnd Moans commttee Smth reported from the conference commttee on House Bll 92, tha net relatng to prlvuto rghts nnd water wnjh requestng tmrsago the bll wth certan amendments House Bll 26 wh sent to Judcary commttee The clerk read a conmunlattlon from Secretary to ho effect that the Governor had snned Senate tll 4, relatng to tlal cvl und crmnal causes llmso lllll No 4S wn rwul by tltlo und passed llrst rejdllf, Henator Woods, under a suspenson rules nayo nollco lls nteutlor to ntroduce a bm prnvmlr for l protecton brds benefcal to la forest s Hawa, An nvtaton Vrom Oaytrnor was Gfl SLL S PASSED ((Vnt nued from prn One) wves" Knleo nureed that ds commltteo hnd done ts duty but supported moton to defer ncllcn on report Pall rrudo n hnsty speech secondng the moton to ndnpt report Coney agreed!o had one Kanlhblls for threo weeks nnd could nut get ntroducer before the Health commltteo to do anythng wth t SHELDON DALY BLL A notce ntroducton a bll was tendered by ShcldjnV Tho measuro provdes for lcensng ot salo awa by so tnkln out a $50 n Honolulu nnd $25 elsewhere n the Tcrrltoy The rght to tako out a lcense s open to any and all persons applyng roro and no re strctons whatever arc placed on trade A bll to prevent the foulng waters harbor Honolulu by petroleum, crude ol, Btoncs, ruso or rubbsh beng thrown from any vessel was ntroduced by Pnoo, the bll pro vdng a maxmum penalty $00 for volatons law EXEMPTON FOR RESTORER Rawlns gavo notce a bll to ex empt steamshps the Commercal Pacfc Cable Co from taxaton, bll recevng ts frst readng THRD READNGS Four blls were on the order the day for thrd readngs, these beng: House Bll 4S, amendng corpor aton law to strke out the $ fee for flng corporaton exhbts House Bll 26, aurzng the audtor county Hawa to pay accounts pollco fcers ncurred durng 905 House Bll 36, amendng the County Act by readjustng the salares the varous county fcals Senato Bll 55, provdng for the flng by corporatons certfcates ncreased captal stock HAWA POLCE BLLS The outstandng accounts the Hawa polce were frst consdered, varous Hawa members poppng up wth amendments, each to swell some tem n the bll These amendments wero opposed Pall and Rawlns objectng to paddng the accounts at ths stage bll, Kanlho, who had appeared on scene, ught that there should bo no abrdgment rght to amend Tho thrd readng fnally went over for a week SALARY GRAB MEASURE Tlo amended bll carryng the county fcals salary tems was next thrown nto arena to be fought over Qutnn moved the ndefnte postponement and half a dozen others chorused a moton to pass for thrd readng Coney asked for permsson to make an oral amendment to reduce the supervsors salares back to $600 On a frst voto the permsson was voted down, frst tme such a thng has occurred ths sesson A reconsderaton gavo hm the requred permsson but hs amendment was lost On roll cnll voto stood: Ayes: Alawa, Coney, Correa, Joseph, Kahana, Kaleo, Kalelopu, Kalana, Kanlho, Keoull, Lelelwl, Long, Mahoe, Moanaull, Nakaleka, Pall, Paoo, Sheldon, Walwalolo, Kaluna Noes: Akau, Castro, Gomes, Hughes, Nallma, Qulnn, Rawlns, Rce and Sllva 9 Absent: Holsteln CORPORATON LAWS Tho two blls affectng corporatons, ono to strlko out fee for flng corporaton exhbts and the other provdng for flng certfcates ncreased captal stock, were passed RALROAD,BLL N HOUSE Senato Bll 5, Hawa ralroad bll, was sent n from the Senate and gven a frst readng SPARE THE TREE Sheldon presented a bll for the protecton growng trees and shrubs, evdently entered to take the place the bll from the Bureau Agrculture and Forestry, whch had been klled Afternoon Sesson There was, a hurryng up on tlo part the House clerk and bs assstant durng thu last tew mnutes the noon recess t had leaked out that Long hal regstered hs voto n favor salary grab bll when ho saw that t was to bo carred u morn ng sesson n order that ho mght bo n a poston to move tor ts reconsderaton n afternoon and so supportng bll wshed to get t out House and nto Senate read t stated that there wll be a revew and drll by Frst Regment for cntertnlnment the Legslature at such date, after March,3 as wll be sutable to the members t was acknowledged and fled Chllllngworth nsked that House Bll 8bo taken from the tablo und put on the order the day for tomorrow Smth, from the Judcary commttee, reported as follows on House Bll No 26, recommendng the, passage bll: "Secton 60 ot County Act prles for removal from olllco ot County fcers, ncludng members ot Board Supervsors, and tlo bll under consderaton specfcs mora partcularly causes for whch such fcers may be removed; and also that an fcer ngalnst whom a charge s made shall be nformed n wrtng the charges and that hearng shall bo nt county seat and open to the publc Tho proposed amendments seem deslrnble" And on Houso Bll E6 ns follows: "Subdvson 5, Secton 62 County Act relates to the powers Board Supervsors and gves power to regulate by ordlnanco wthn the lmts County, all local pollco, santary and other regulatons not n conllct wth the general laws the Terrtory, or rules and regulatons the Tonltorlul Hoard Health, nnd fx a pennlty for thu volaton ot such orllmnrn, "Tho bll under ronnlderntlon nmpll tes the punrruph unc stves expressed power to mpose penally flno or m prsomnent or both," Theso reports wero lull nn tlo tahla to bo cnnthlere wth tnt bll, At tto (he Htnalo ndjrntd untl 0 a n, ol ay, mfmm wth the lean m)b lelny Theraa mnny a allp am t not the dea to lave any slp up nn ths and the pollllll y Unt some the nneteen who favored the bll on ts thrd rendng mlht have ml a elanue mnd dtr ng the reres sent eohl shvers down ther spne The word was paned and Wse got lusy Whllo he prepnred ht letter for the ennlc, hs assulnnt Rot bll n shape nnd t wnt rushed upstars just before Hpeakera grovel fell Long, however, hns twontyfou r hours to movo for n reconsderaton nnd wll probably do to todny, OOVONOH KUKOA A notfcaton 0f the sgnng Sonnt u Dll 4 by the Governor was rend from Secretary Atknson Another communcaton from Executve chamber announced thnt mlta was prepared to gve nn exhbton drll n htfnor the LerslnturA nt any convenent tme after March 3 PKOTECTON OP RECORDS A petton from the Chamber Com morco end Merchants Assocaton Honolulu was presented by Hughes The pettoners nsked thnt somo provson bo mado for the protecton from fre the maps, drawngs, data, etc, now lyng unprotected n flco the Government Survoy, destructon whch would menu a loss $,000,00 0 and mean fnal loss somo documents, whch could not bo duplcated The protecton records the Bureau Conveyance was also asked, these beng at present n a vnut worthless n ovent fre ANCENT WTNESS FEES Two blls ncurred n 003, durng tral Fred Gouvca for cattle lftng, durng the sherffshp Lorrn Andrews, wero presented on resolutons Akau One wns for $2 advanced by John do Mllo and the otbor for $2450, advanced by John Caspar The resolutons went to Commttee on Publc Accounts SECOND HEADNGS House Blls 05 and CG were dstrbuted and gven a second readng Tho former allows an appeal to Supreme Court from nn mpeachment by a Board Supervsors, and the latter provdng for the settng asdo an amount from the sale publc lands equal to the orgnal purchase prce for the repayment any outgong tenant NVESTGATNG TRPS Before the House rose Speaker ol stcn nsked for nformaton regardng no proposed vsts to Lana and Moloka Thero seemed to bo some msun derstandng among commttees over these and the Houso took a ffteen mnute recess to nllow Health and Polco commttee to decde upon whether trp s a go ths week or not t was decded that Health commltteo leavo for Moloka tomorrow nght nnd Lana commttee leavo on ther trp on Frday next week SHELDON TRES AGAN Sheldon ntroduced a bll just before the House rose, bobbng up wth a matter whch r Houso had already squelched, electon road supervsors n the varous dstrcts Terrtory The bll proposos good fat salares, $2400 n year for Honolulu road supervsors, $500 a year for the dstrct Vamea for example Tho road supervsors are to bo wholly ndependent the county supervsors and aurzed to appont deputes, assstants, clerks nnd employ laborers, at the oxpenso th6 supervsors, who "may approprate tl0r salares or compensaton Ths tmo the bll s put n ns an amendment to County Act respectng the electon deputy sherffs CASTOO CHARMAN A communcaton from Commttee on Agrculture, Manufactures, Forestry, Promoton and mmgraton was read, announcng that Castro had succeeded Gomes as ts charman COURT NTERPRETERS Knleopu ntroduced n resoluton callng for nformaton regardng ctzenshp the nterpreters n Crcut Court ot the Frst Judcal Crcut KANXO UNDSMAYED The sustanng tlo veto on Sen nto Bll 52 was brought up agan by Knnho, who stays wth hs lava flow road bll lko a pup to a root u vuw fact that the Scnnto hnd changed ts mnd and overrden the veto, ho ught the House ought to do sumo Thu acton Houso had been communcated to Governor and members debated somo tmo as to how they could gut that communcaton back Pal smoothly assured Kanho tlt ho was wth hm, n blandly nsked hm how ho had voted on voto All Jouso know that Knnho had voted wth the "majorty mnorty" nhd hs moton was out order Ths Pal ponted out, but speaker wanted to lenr from moro members regardng ths "majorty mnorty" matter beforo rulng n thu voto sxteen members lost to ten under twothr rule Knleopu wanted to know why Houso was wastng ts tmo oyer ths chldshness nnd Pal promptly moved nn adjournment Tho speaker ruled aganst Kanho, but lnomber from Kohala was u no wse dscouraged and appealed to good ssnso House, prefacng ths by ongnatlc remark that he knew t was useless Correa moved to adjourn, but Knnho kopt on hs feet and hs speech lowod on, oven after tawllua broko n on t and wanted Char to nsst an ts rulng Kunho pressed hs appeal from rulng Chnr Tho Char faled to hear a seconder, but Knnho kopt rght along, explanng that f glvan a chance to put n a word ho mght got n seconder Ha faled to sco why sxteen wasnt mora t tn n ten nnd why ho wasnt ono majorty oven f they had boon benton Ho pressed ths pont to a fnsh, pounuur ht detk n ht effort to w that whole t greater than ts purls, Malum fnally secondng hs moton, KOenpu moved that the moton to appeal be lad on table, llnwlln xedg, llt curred nnd the House adjourned, The ttcauer Helena wll depart for KuwuUW and Hawa port at 0 n, m, today,