The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-13
LAST MEETING
To Be TODAY
Cabinets Final Session
at Two O'clock.
OFFICIALS NAY BE NAMED
Executive Council Yesterday Trans
acted Considerable Business of
Routine Nature.

For the last time the Executive
Council will meet today at 2 .. m.
President Dole will probably announce
most of the Territorial appointments,
after it's conclusion. Yesterday he
awaited the arrival Of important dis
patches which probably came on the
Gaelic last night. The Cabinet yester-
day transacted considerable routine
business.
Those present were President Dole
and Ministers Mott-Smith, Young and
Cooper. Upon the motion of Mr.. Coop
ed the amended charter of the Inter-
Island Steam Navigation Company
was granted. The Minister of Foreign
Affairs stated that he had sent notices
to all Hawaiian consuls abroad that the
act providing for a government for the
Territory of Hawaii had passed the
Congress of the United States and was
signed by President Mckinley on April
Both, to take effect forty-five days after
approval; and that the office of For
eign Affairs and the function of said
consulS were terminated by said act
at midnight on the 14th of June They
were instructed to complete their rec
ords up to that time and send them as
soon as practicable, together with other
property belonging to the Hawaiian
Government, to the Secretary of the
Territory.
The matter Of the application OF the
| Wahiawa Sugar Co. for an amendment
! to its charter increasing it's capital
/ stock to 100000 was brought UP. but
as the charter as amended had not been
presented, no action was taken.
| The application Of Seeley l. Shaw for
liquor dealers license at Hilo was re-
ferred to Sheriff Andrews for report.
! Upon the recommendation of the At
torney-General 1T was voted that the
| amendment to the charter of the Hilo
| Sugar Co. be granted as requested
| The North Kona and South Kohala
| Telephone Co, having written that the
! line is now complete and asking that
| the appropriation be made available.
| 1t was voted that a letter be sent in
forming the company that when prop
| erly certified vouchers are presented
the money will be ready for them.
motion was made and carried that
the Cabinet advise the President to
grant pardons to Joseph Carter and
The matter of the communication.
dated June 18th, from Capt J. F. Mer-
ry of the u. S. Navy in regard to dam
age done the u. S. Navy wharf by the
Y. 5. Army transport Sherman while
being brought in by the pilot was by
vote referred to the Minister of Finance
for investigation.
In the matter of the communication
from Sheriff L. A. Andrews in regard
TO an explosion of giant powder at
H1lo on account of not being properly
stored, 1t was voted that the Minister
or the Interior promulgate all neces-'
sary and suitable regulations for the
storage Of nitro glycerine and other ex-
plosives.
"A motion was carried that nothwith-
standing the objection made by prop
erty holders. the garbage crematory be
placed on South street.
In the matter of the communication
dated June Sth, from the Secretary of
the b. z. Bishop Estate, asking that
the Government Immediately remove
from its property at Kakaako certain
buildings erected by the Board OF
Health on account of bubonic plague
IL was voted that a request be made to
the Board of Health that all it's build
ings now located on the property of the
Bishop estate at Kakaako be removed
as soon as practicable