The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-19

beers OF the Jockey Clut, who carried
through successful race meet, and to
the president and members of the base
ban league, who arranged a special
series Of games"
a communication from w. G. Weldon
dated san Francisco, August %, re-
ported on the results Of his lectures In
that city. He said the lecture given in
the Y. NJ. G. \. hail was attended by
cf people, many being Pythi-
ans in attendance at the reunion, and
the lecture had to be repeated. Lee
lures are to be given in Oakland. Ala
media and Los Angeles. After confer
ring with Secretary Cooper, Messrs.
Thurston ana others he had concluded
to postpone his eastern trip untii later
on. He concludes:
II have forwarded to Hon. II. ~.
Cooper response from Mr.. Filcher,
the secretary of the California State
Board of Trade relative to the methods
and processes Of preserving fruits and
vegetables. which report viii no doubt
be accessible TO you from Mr.. Cooper.
Believing these matters to be of in
terest to Hawaii, l will continue my
Investigations along these lines
Considerable discussion ensued over
a communication from Davies Il Co.,
relative to the storage Of explosives
in the city. w. II. Hoogs said that the
fire chief was thought to be the official
to look after the storage of the articles
mentioned, but his duties were already
too numerous for him to make thorough
Investigations. The secretary was
finally instructed to address letter
to the High Sheriff asking him to CO.
operate in reducing the danger.
Stanley Bates sent a communication
asking TO be appointed to conduct the
proposed information bureau on the
coast. T.. A. Moseley, secretary for the
Interstate Commission requested in
formation i'm accordance with the fol-
lowing resolution passed by the Senate:
Resolved That the Interstate Com
morce Commission be, and is hereby,
directed to furnish to the Senate a list
Of National, State, anu local CONNER
cial organizations; also national, State,
and local agricultural associations of
the United states to such extent as may
be practicable, and report to the Senate
during the month of December next,
and that 1900 copies be printed for the
use Of the Senate"
communication from Edward j.
| Wilson which was laid on the table
was as follows:
referring to the conversation OF
| yesterday, ] have the honor to submit
| the plan by which ! ran the Informa-
! ton Bureau 1t was planned to insert
( in about fifty of the most prominent
| dailics throughout the States an ad.
vertisement worded something in the
| following manner: Full and reliable
| Information concerning the commercial
\ and other conditions In the Territory
| of Hawaii. Positions sought and ac-
commOdations arranged. Enclose one
dollar for reply. Enlarging upon this
| idea, ! thought of inserting "A similar
! advertisement in country papers. By
this means the farming population
would be reached. The vast majority
of these papers are patent sheet anC
the expense would be small compared
with that of the dailies, and the mum
Der of people reached very large. A
| the head of the paragraph a cut o
some historic or scenic place might b
inserted. Blocks could be prepared a
a nominal cost and changed from on,
! paper TO the other, as often as deemed
necessary by the manager OF the bu
reau.
special rates could believe be mad
with hotels and boarding houses 70
such persons as might be induced {
visit the Islands through the agency"