Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-04-07
Busy Week With the
Supreme and Circuit Court

to bring amended proceedings. They
had forgotten to say where the land
was and what was taken. G. +. Peter
son for plaintiffs Robertson d vii.
der for defendants.
Harry A. Bigelow, a native of Massa-
chusetts and 20 years of age, has been
admitted to the Hawaiian bar. lie
comes to Honolulu to enter the law
office Of Kinney, Ballou x McClanahan,
with high recommendation from
James Barr Ames, dean of Harvard
law school Mr.. Bigelow ls d. A. Of
Harvard, and a Bachelor of Laws Of
that University's law school, where he
latterly was assistant instructor.
Wednesday. April 4.
About sixty men were present at I.
b. Murray's hall when the meeting
opened last night which was called to
organize the Republican Party Of Ha-
| wall" Half a score came In later.
Clarence l.. Crabbe was elected chair
man and Francis J. Berry secretary
temporarily.
The report OF a committee appointed
at q preliminary meeting was present.
ed. containing draft Of constitution and
| nominations of officers. Both these
particulars were somewhat changed by
the meeting.
After the secretary had read the re-
port with all 1t carried. motion was
made by O. c. Lewis to adopt the con-
stitution as a whole.
A. S. Humphreys moved to consider
1t seriatum. Then tho same mover
carried the radical point Of changing
the name by substituting the word
Club" for Party"
| Mr.. Lewis struggled hard against
both proposals, but had practically no
following.
In a recess of ten minutes for sign
ing the constitution, thirty-six names
were appended to the document. Prob
ably n dozen others signed before and
after adjournment.
The officers of the club elected are:
Clarence l.. Crabbe, president;
II. l.. Evans. vice president;
Francis J. Berry, secretary;
w. T.. Fisher, treasurer;
T. b. Murray, auditor;
Dick DAILY, sergeant-at-arms.
The president will announce the
executive committee of twenty-one at
next meeting. This committee has the
remarkable power of changing and
making laws for the club.
Mr.. Murray after business expressed
a desire for speeches.
,,aat;ng ua wos dis,nnointed IN tho
n,sotinS nc no cxnected 10 meet a good
many Ir,sbmop consequently n scran
Snm,o,i,no 400 ba had hoen .nnroacbed
10 join an Indonendent Marty but de-
cIined hocause no was RennbIicon al,
Wool and n ward wide In n certain
tou,n sor ya,rs ono oth.r and himself
were tho onIv Renub,icars and reeu.
Iari,, tho other nominated the sneaker
for A ttornov General aud be nominal
cd hin, Gov Conoress Tn n month this
cIuh would have n tbousond members
Uo tool, M stocl, In tho nronosition
tb,t Tho time was inonnortune Tbero
Was n nigger in the fence there II
would have heen pico ~ tbey had wait
aa yor ntbars IN orsonizo ahead nj
Thorn and grah nj, The nf,ices A pent,r.
man was cnnino home frou, wasbinr-
Ton with tbo nroioct ~ taking tho ON
tiro organiyation ~ the RenubIicans
into bis ow nbands
viii T. richer doc,are =, biuse,f RI.
,unIican and nothing else A wear apo
ha $4,000 nrsanigotior Int was M,
d do ~' ~ n,oiiSin; Vet ~ tbow had ad
orgonizsd tbon Hawai-; would nor have
hnS m wait 90 Ions for its Territorial
In
NJ yivos tbougb an old warhors.
+, noIitics claimed IN no n moIihini as
m American narties He renuired
limo r. mota his aGiI,ot;on bnt wheT
lha choice was made he would iumn 4,
With hotb foot
n n Austin mada , few remarks nc
Hawaiian horn citizen
rho meeting adjourned at o.1o IN,
one week
Tburgdov Anril :
Maria de Silva pawn, oetItions fo,
,etters NJ admiristration on the estat,
II nor late husband which cunsisrs ~
e. G0O noltrv i'm tha Germnrin I life In
urance Co,
mdpe Siliiman Yesterday ordered IN,
will Of Annie N. HoloIIaEllu admirtc,