The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-14
MlTCHELL'S PLANS FOR
ISLAND LEGISLATION
AT WINTER SESSION
Continued from Page -

islands, the of suitable public buildings shall do
the Secretary OF Department OF Labor
taking steps to place the ghh9uses under Federal control
which the appropriations We have hereto
hope the will be needed The Pacific
that touches the islands large There great need Of
modern lighthouse for all the islands that figure
commerce.
important shall urge the erection of breakwar Hlo
both cities =
The Senator dgresssd TO to some the
and worthy Of appointment to the Federal bench came to bay
very high regard for him during my visit in the Islands
opposed to him have naturally made criticism of his admins
questioned Mr. Garter is an efficient young man
and he ought make capable like his aggressive
YES shall my to allow the President to
appoint of Hawaii from the mainland
Mitchell in inquiry But that will
be reflection Gov Carter It opinion that the President
upon governor Hawaii believe when faction
quarres the islands would be preferable
Thus far have been unable find discuss with
regarding affairs in the Territory and therefore
discuss in much detail what hope may accomplish
in behalf OF the Territory tbs winter"
THE GEORGE DAVIS CASE
The Department Of Justice has taken action the
Mr. George Special Assistant Attorney General
Charles W. Russell to whom the referred said today
taken thereon clear what the Department
1t
Importance, with other before
Mr. Breckons expresses himself the whole favorable
the action taken by the dsbarrng Mr. Davis He quotes
OF be remembered that Mr. Breckons
the other is conclusive such where he
report upon the facts Department
the decision understood that Mr. Davis intended press
appeal before the United States Supreme Court but have
heard that he has appealed.
4 would opinion about the disbarmen
another explained Mr. Russell 1T something
which have and therefore would be
opinion till have the full consideration
There impression here stated in of
letters that the Department likely
dsbarring although Special
sistant Attorney General Russell has not said So
j THE IMMIGRANT STATION.
The latest progress here towards the construction of the
migrant Honolulu having title the ground
formally by the Navy Department. After Admiral
eys here Secretary Moody agreed with Secre
Corte1you allow the Department of Commerce and Labor
the Necessary ground for There the rested being
taken granted that the Department of Commerce and Labor
Treasury Department. through the Supervising Architects Office
should have charge of construction further ormates became
necessary Letters been this by which the
Secretary of the Navy permits the Secretary of the Treasury
occupy the designated site for the station
Deputy Consul General Simon w. Hanauer at Frankfort
Germany has reported the Department of Commerce and Labor
follows: In Bologna, the Italian manufacturers lately
consider for the regulation
production fix the acreage be planted beets and
syndicate formed the Italian planters and
facturers there has been great
in the sugabeet production in Italy but have steadily
declined the necessity for combine of the interests involved has
arisen
/ ERNEST G. WALKER.
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