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Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
SERIOUS RroTINe in FRANCE.
Troopers Ride Down the Mob and Use
Their Swords.

Troopers Ride Down the Mob and Use
Their Swords.
Paris, Aug. 1.-THE morning papers
report serious rioting in progress at
L'Orient, on the coast of Brittany,
where labor troubles have been brew
ing for the past several days. Last
night the rioters assembled in the
palace Alsace Lorraine and attacked
the military club over the grand cafe.
They also stoned and broke shop win
dows. The military was called out,
but the rioters pvt out strong guards
and erected barricades. The cavalry
charged, the troopers losing their
tempers and riding down the mob,
striking men with the fiat Of their
swords. 1t seems probable that the
rioting will continue throughout the
night The crowds show no signs of
dispersal At midnight they were
marching to attack the prefecture.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08

insisted that there was no danger to be
feared. He devoted much attention to
the consular question, giving compre-
rensive review Of the agitation since
| 1892. His party, the leftists, had
| steadfastly fought out their program
| for separate consular service, and the
present negotiations, attained by a
| joint commission, was solely due TO
| that party. The conservatives had
consistently supported the Swedish
| programme until now the Swedish
! members of the commission had con-
ceded the demands of Norway. With
| unparalleled audacity they cow sought
to secure advantage to themselves by
adopting liberal program. There
were many questions still to be solved,
| and the liberal party could be trusted
to conduct the movement which it had
| begun.
The peculiarly agitative attitude dis
played by the fishermen Of Finmarken
| recently has caused much alarm
among responsible officials in Chris
tiania. A great meeting was held
July p at Gamvik. At this meeting
| the fishermen deliberated for three
| days with regard to proposal to tel
egraph the Russian government to In
tervene against the Norwegian govern
| ment which is charged with permit
! ting the slaughter of whales which
drive shoals of herring into the fiOrds,
where fishermen are able to catch
them. Two Russian officers were re-
ported to control the meeting, endeav-
oring to get the people to resolve to
appeal to ST. Petersburg. Prompt and
vigorous methods are now being taken
by Norwegian officials, and gunboat
has been sent to Finmarken water, the
| fishermen have been promised loans to
build Seagoing smacks and arrange
| ments are also being made to improve
communications for the sale of fish.
| The cabinet has also assured the dis
contented population that the bill pro-
hibiting the killing of whales which
the storthing recently postponed will
be rehabilitated Latest advices in
dictate that the part played by the Rus
slams in the demonstrations at Gamvik
was accorded undue weight. The Rus
slams who investigated the agitation
were not officers, but drunken sea cap
tains. Nevertheless, the presence of
Russian political agitatOrs among the
people is suspected and investigation
is in progress. 1t is also reported that
socialists are aggravating the trouble
and melting the fishermen against the
authorities and the Weather classes.
1t is hoped that the presence of an adj
equate fleet of seagoing fishing yes
sells and other boons will calm the
storm.
Captain Hefbye, the new Norwegian
minister of war, has taken no part in
politics, and is not believed to be an
all-round radical, though he is known
to be a home-ruler. He can, there
fore, scarcely be a fanatical advocate
of warlike policy. Another sign of
moderation in the country is the publ
cation of a protest by prominent home
rulers in Bergen against the financial
policy of the present government. The
protesters will not support the radical
candidates on that ground which
shows that the urgently needed atten-
ton to home rule questions will occupy
the minds of the electors during the
forthcoming campaign.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
REPRoAcHEs KING EDWARD.
Michael Davitt Says He Should Have
Liberated Colonel LYNCH.

London, Aug. 7.-Michael Davitt, in
a long letter published in the Daily
News this morning, reproaches King
Edward for his failure, during his
visit to ireland, to exercise royal
clemency and liberate Colonel Lynch,
the only remaining Irish political
prisoner. He declares that no other
monarch in Europe would have neg.
lected such clemency in similar cir
cumstances, and says that when the
more or less manufactured enthusiasm
has died away, the Irish people will
remember the omission.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Aug. 6.-Wheat - Sept,
804 @803sc; old, S0Bc; Dec, 81A@
81%c; old, 81Ac; May, S23sc. Corn
Aug, 51%c; Sept, 52Bc; Dec, SIC;
May, $3.50. Oats--Aug.. 33&c; Sept,
34Ac; Dec, 35A @353sc; May, 37asc.
Pork-Sept., '$13.471a; jan, $12.95;
May, $1,000. Flax--Cash, Northwest
ern, 971ac; Southwestern, 931sc; Sept,
94c; Oct, 95c. Butter Creameries,
14@181ac; diaries. 121a@17c. Eggs
HOBO Poultry - Turkeys, 12c;
chickens. 12m12hc.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, Aug. Cattle to
prime steers, $5.2O@5.60; poor to me-
dunn, $365@4.9O; stockers and feed.
ers, $2.5O@4.30; cows, $1.50@450;
heifers. $2.00@4.25; calves, $500
625. Hogs-Mixed and butchers, $4.95
@5.65; good to choice heavy, $3.50
$50; rough heavy, $465@525; light,
$535@570. Sheep-Good to choice,
$35O@400; Western, $3.25@3.95; ma
tive lambs, $325@6.00; Western, $500
@5.75.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
SAID TO BE ACCIDENTAL.
Scranton (Pa.) Millionaire Shoots Him.
self in the Head.

Scranton, Pa, Aug. conrad
Schroeder, contractor and builder
rated as a millionaire, shot himself In
the head, dying almost instantly! His
family say the revolver exploded
while he was changing it from one
pocket to another. Mr.. Schroeder was
delegate to the national convention
which named BENJAMIN Harrison for
nrnaidnnf
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
NEWSPAPER SUSPENDED.
1t Advocated independence of Panama
From Colombia.

IL TNVON0LSO independence VI
From Colombia.
Panama, Colombia, Aug. 1.-THE
newspaper Ell Istmeno has been sus-
pended six months for publishing an
article advocating the independence Of
the Isthmus of Panama from Colon
bia The Objectionable article was as
follows:
Panama can and should be abso-
lutely independent We are not happy
nor satisfied under Colombian control.
Isthmians, without exception, are sep
aratists and dream of independence.
We do not seek annexation to foreign
powers. We advocate a sovereign re.
public, governed and controlled by
Isthmians alone. Costa RIGA, a small
nation, is happy and prosperous. Why
cannot the isthmus, being larger, also
become independent and prosperous"
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
cauaht by pecoy letters.

Washington, Aug. John F. Car
nell, sixty-three years old, veteran
clerk of the Office of the auditor for
the postoff1ce department, formerly of
Iowa, was arrested during the day by
postoffice inspectors on the charge of
opening letters addressed to the audi
tor and appropriating the contents.
Matter sent in decoy letters was found
on him.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Aug. 6.-Wheat- In store
No. hard, S71ac; No. 1 Northern, SIC;
No. Northern, 85c. To arrive ]
hard, 87hc; No. / Northern, SIC; No.
2 Northern, 85c; Sept, SIC; Dec,
1870. Flax-In store, to arrive and
on track, 97Ac; Sept, 97%c; Oct.
98Ac; Nov, 981hc; Dec, 98Ac.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

John Gilbert Shanklin, for many
years leading Democrat of Indiana, Is
dead at Evansville.
After having lived sixty-f1ve years
as hermit Henry Combs is dead IN
his hut near Inwood, L. I.
The governor of the province aoi
Kherson. Russia, has been instructed
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08

by the ministry of the Interior to pro.
hibit all meetings of Zionists.
After rescuing his mother from
drowning in the surf at Coney Island
Frank Masters, an expert swimmer
from Brooklyn, lost his life in the un.
dertoW.
Mrs. Minnie Swift, wife of Lucien
Swift, publisher Of the Minneapolis
Journal, died suddenly Wednesday at
Katahdin, the Swifts' Minnetonka
summer home.
BASEBALL SCORES.
National League.
At Chicago, 8; Pittsburg, 2.
American League.
At Philadelphia, 0; Boston, 3.
At Cleveland, 8; Detroit, 2.
At Washington, 1; New York, 2.
American Association.
At Columbus, 1; Kansas City, 3.
At Toledo, Z; Milwaukee, 6. Sec
ond game Toledo, 15; Milwaukee, 10.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
St. Paul Union stock Yards.

st. Paul, Aug. 6.-Cattle- Good to
choice steers, $4.25@5.OO; common to
fair, $3.00@4.00; good to choice cows
and heifers, $3.O0@4.00; veals, $3.50
@4.65. Hogs $4.80@5.50. Sheep
Good to choice, $3.50@3.75; lambs,
S5.O0@5.50.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Aug. 6.-Wheat Sept,
81ssc; Dec, 79%c On track-No. j
hard, 90asc; No. Northern, $3.50
89%c; No. 2 Northern, 87B@8SBc;
No. Northern, 80@85c.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08

Every department be-
meath our roof is a
complete store.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
Clothing

We have the best bargains for harvesting ever
found in Minnesota. Working shirts, pants
etc., and when it comes to fine clothes we have
them at prices that will make you smile. 25,
80 and 75c Underwear; lot for your choice at
zoe, come and see.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
Groceries

And while you are here buy your Groceries
for harvest, where you get the very best
and fresh from the market at prices that, will
please you
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
Shoes

We have just received a lot we can sell so
cheap no man can afford to go barefoot.
Morris tribune., 1903-08-08
Attention, + arm

Now the hayng and harvest will
making decidedly low close
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Odd Fellows installations.

The elected officers of the two
Odd Fellow lodges of this city were
Installed in Office during the first of
the week, aud tonight the lady "odd
fellows" ,"ths Rsbek ahites, will install
their officers elect. The officers OF
Excelsior Lodge for the ensuing
ter n are
N G-L Petrie; V CIV B Alllp;
Seretary-L l. La Pierre,P P 6; Treas
urer-Chas S Crane, P 6; War
den-L Todd; Conductor-A Mack
intosh; E S n GO Sawyer, p G;
l. S n Cd j Decker, 2 6; r S V
CIV Walker; L. S VG-W FinneY;;
r S Sc jacobson; L S S-R a
Woodward; q H G Carter; Chap
lain-Rev Alex Macintosh, z G.;
Trustees--J @ Garter, P G, VIC
Parke, P g, A F Clark, P G..
or Harmony Lodge the following
are the officers for the incoming
term.
N G-Paul Smith; V CIV F
Storey; Secretary-E f Hendry.
P g: Treasurer A Magoon, P G /;
Warden w Hall; Conductor-B f
Boyden, r S N CD 2 Lawrence,
P q; l. S N GA S Plescottj r S
V G-F d Wicke L S VG-C Simp.
son; r SS-W j Eng and, L S Ga
I NJ MeGrew; l G. H Gehriog.
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sympathics of the hardened sinners
present being touched by the excel
lent pathos. A "very touching" Incl
dent of the happy occasion was the
presentation to past president Simp-
son of a pretty and valuable watch
charm, a gift of the Aerie members.
Duke McNicoll impersonated "one OF
the finest, and he made many arrests,
all of the victims being fined. The
wee sma' hours were passing when
the last handshakc was had and the
party dispersed after having enjoyed
most thoroughly the Aerie's 'iniormal
smoker"
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hereby notified that tie water rates
for the term ending Jupe 20. 1903,
will he due aud payable at the office
OF the Honolulu Water Works on
the lst day OF January, 1903
All such rates remaining unpaid
for fifteen days after they are due
will be subject to an additional 10
per cent.
All privileges upon which rates
remain uopaid February 15, 1903
(thirty days after becoming delin-
quenu, ore liable to suspension withs
out further notice.
Rates are payable at the office OF
the Water Works, in the basement
OF the Capitol building.
AM REV BROWN,
Supt, Honolulu Water Works,
Honolulu, December 20. 1902.
2393-l0t.
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RetidinR In Honolulu.
THURSDAY. JAN. 8, 1903.
AN EAGLES SMOKER

The Honolulu Aerie of the Frater-
nal Order of Eagles, had installation
of their newly elected officers, at San
Antonio hall, last evening sld, after
the regular order of business had been
gone through with, the doors were
opened to an "informal smoker" to
which there were many guests invited
Time, for the first round of the "smok-
er" events, was called by the very eff
cient master of ceremonies, Al Moore,
who made brief spiel to the hundred
F, or more who were scattereds about the
ringside. Kappelmeister SimIGon
threw the music of horsepower
graphophone in the air as an evidence
of the continual performance" orches-
ira which the Aerie possessed, and,
Immediately, there was a quantity of
good things for the inner man supplied
by host of jolly walters; the supply
OF the spread made the score, or more,
of tables groan that they were load
ed Salt water punches, leather sand
wiches, and candy cigars were sup
piled to newly, initiated members,
while the invited guests were treated
with consideration and supplied with
the "best in the house." Speeches
were made by past deputy president
&C. j. Mccarthy, past president Simp-
son, president julius Asche, and vice
president Al Moore. Brother Mayfield
gave clever biblical story which
brought him applause and fine; bro
ther gave limitations, with piano
accompaniment, which were interest
ing, an illustration by him of the bu
gle call of TAPS" causing Moore to
remark that he was better acquainted
with "beer taps" caught the remarkcr
a fine OF "akahi dala." Brother Ross
delivered two recitations, Little Nell"
(not Uncle Tom's) and the Sailors
Story" in a dramatic manner, the
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BIZ AUTHORITY.
ASSESSORS NOTICE
TO THE INHABITANTS AND
OTHER PERSONS LIABLE
TO Pay TAXES IN THE
TERRITORY OF HAWAII:

Tha assessors OF the Territory o.
Hawaii hereby give notice that lhe,,
offices will be open from thu FIRST
TO TH ETHlRTY FIRST DAY OF
JAN UARY 1903 inclusive, from 8 NJ
TO p IN (Sundays and holidays ex-
cepted). land on SAL URDAYS until
IL noon, and oil petsous liable to be
taxed in said Territory OF Hawaii,
either ia their own right or as guard
ian, administrator, executor, trustee
or otherwise, are r.qnired 10y law to
bring in to hs asssssors, within The
time above specified, true lists OF all
their polls and states, both real and
personal. Blanks for this purpos-
will be furnished upon spplcati II
at the Offices OF the Assessors al d
Deput.ee.
Your attention ia called to the fol
lowing regulations OF the Is ard ef
Equalization for he sess meut AZ d
collection OF taxes for the lerrItcr.
OF Hawaii,
Sch dule"A A. Ia descrihingtowu
property, gi o number OF II 2 and
l. Q A, location, area Ia square feet,
frontage in linear feet ella u hethe,
bnsiness or residence propefty),Value
OF land aud value OF improvement s
separately stated.
In describing acreage or country
property, give number otR p and
J. ca under which he aad is hrlf
nams OF iii or ahupnas in which sii-
uated, area, class (wheiher pasture,
ric tar lore st, irr gated or unirr,g
ated cane LAT d, etc, etc ),yalue Of land,
and value OF improvements.
2 Schedule. "B'-In returning
property which you owD,or in which
you represent the owner or own. r.,
but which said property is leased to
others, give number Of r 7 and l. C.
A, location, mama OF owner OF lease,
ares, ffontsge iii city or town pro.
pertyl, class Gas iu schedule "A")
date of lease, term Of Lessee lin years).
amount OF annual rent, Va 10 Of
your interest ia the improvements,
3 Schedule "C"--In returning
propsrty which is owned by pthers,
but which you control by leass, give
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Ths Treasurer approves Of the
fol- )wing list Of persons to act as
Deputy Assessors and Collec. ors
for he year 03:
OAHU.
Hol olu'u James L Holt, Nj G
aman', "A W Nicely, Charles
Ph lips
= Honolulu, Iccome Taxi NJ
Riggs.
Eva aud Waianae-Frank X
Archer
Waialua-Edword Hore.
Koolauioa-James Davis.
e Koolaupoko No l-Aeury G.
Adams.
Koolaupoko No 2-James Davis.
MAUI.
Lshaina, Molokai and Lauai-G
Fl Dunn
WaiIuku-James n X Keola.
b akswao-W . Aiken.
Hana-M II Reuter-.
HAWAII.
South HI George Fl William.
Fls Drput,! e a ymao. ST., Sec.
oon Depn'y,
North Hit
Puma ii ury j Lyman.
kau--Wu' 7 Feunell.
South Kona=-
North Kona-=J K K4elemsLlle.
5 nth Rohsls Moss Koki
North kohala--Wm N 2 McDougall.
Hs'nakus-- Willi.m Homer
KAUAI.
Wanna aud Niihal-J X K.-
punisi
X lot Henry Blake.
Llhue j b haua,ki
kawahaH j w Neal.
HaEalei-W Il H D. yerll.
Approvecl
lsiguec) A, N, KEPOlKAI,
Treasurer.
Honolulu, December 81, 1902.
2396-3t
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NOTICE OF FORE
CLOSURE AND OF SALE,

ln accordance with the provisions
OF a certain mortgage, made by
Joss PEDRO MELLo-tc-M NJ. PAvAo.
da.ed iho 7tn day of November
A ID. 1901, re. orded in the Register
OF ConV+yauces 10 Honolulu, Oahu,
L b. in Liber 227 pages 269 to 27l;
notice is hereby given that the mort.
gage intends to foreclose the same
Tor c2nditiors broker, to wit:-Non
paymsnt OF principal and interest.
Notice is Likewise given that after
the expiration otthres weeks from
the date Of this notice, the property
conveyed by said mortgage will be
sold at Public Auction, at the
Auction Rooms OF James +. Morgan
IN Honolulu, 7. H., on Thursday
the ~ day OF January, A. d. 1908, at
IL o'c ock noon OF "a d day.
Further particulars can be had OF
a. Ii. Correa, attorney at law.
Dated Honolulu, Dec. 20, 1902.
M M. PAVAO,
Mortgager.
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That certain Indepture OF Lease
from Eettie l. Scott to said mort.
Rsgor, dated April 22nd A. D. 1895,
ana records q in Liber l75, page 44s
10 the H. q ster OF Conveyances Office
10 Honolulu, Oahu T. H, the same
af misi,ng certain premises situate
in holusloa |, containing 90 acres
beng mauka OF and adjoining the
UPPER Government Road on ,ba
ncilh side OF HoIualoa |, for a term
s9ning September ls', A. d. 1907.
Inc premises thereby denied and
81 buildings, tanks, crops and
mp oyenents lhereoo or thereupon,
l393-4t,
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr. Frank Godfrey assumes from
this day the duties Of assistant edit
or and business manager OF The In.
DEPENDENT. He will have charge of
subscriptions, Advertisements and
business OF a local nature until
otherwise publicly announced.
FL TESLA,
Proprietor and Publisher
The INDEPENDENT.
Honolulu, January 5, 1903.
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Now, undtr he abov, pre- visions,
how many Hawaiisns can we'll afford
to come to this city in advance?
We know tina. many OF them csu i'll
afford t., wait, unltss some OF our
strenuous politicians could sec tLeIr
way to help lh 4m cut in vance
The las. time, many came already
provided witt means by reason OF
many months OF saving, b 1t, during
Their stay herr, hess ga iags
dwindled down to aim )st n )thing.
aud by the time that opp 'ltua ty was
given to draw the frst ilstallms At,
many OF them were close TO beiog
without any visible means OF sup.
port, ALd, had it not been for
friends, they would have besn at a
Iois to provide themselves with the
lecessarias OF life.
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name ard address of owner, and
other del ais in like manner, as call
ed fCr 10 schedule "B."
| 1 Schedule &C" is 10 bs usad /.
co, ilucuun with schedule "C"
| where property leased to you Is sub
le SID tu others.
5 Schedule 'D'-Appertaius to
I've stock ouly, and it is reqr'ed
| that this schedule shall DO filled out
10 detail
6. Sch dule "E'-It is required
, tha, tbis schedule be filled out iu
/ detail, oDd to this end, an extra tche.
due (schedule "H"). will be furnish
ed with which to detail Growing
OF Cape." lit Q elk.
z Schedule "F'-This schedule is
to be used by fire aud m,,ne insur-
ance companies, or their agents,
only.
8. Schedule "G"-This schedule
ia required under section 6S, act 81,
Session Laws 1896 In order that
proper detail may be given, sn ezra
schedule (schedule "l') will be fur
nished by the assessors.
9 Schedule "K'-It i, required
that this schedule should contain
the description and situation OF, aud
compensation received fo-, all real
estate sold, exchanged, or in any
way disposed OF, during the preced-
ing year.
10. Section 2 act 81, Session Laws
1896, demands that Il | property,
except 2roxing rice, shall be assess-
ed as Of the first day Of January in
each year." therefore, il values. de.
scrip ions aud Other mater contain
ed in th- tax assessment ISIS and
schedul9s made part thereof,
must be as OF January |, 1903.
Growing crops OF all kiuds not
spec fed above are taxabl4. Grow
Ing ,ica is to b. assessed May L.
Ill. Consignm- of propt rty
weerever from, ATE o be axed here.
" Prrsouai taxes shall be paid
bv ev-sy male inh hi ant OF Hawaii
between the aL-s of twenty aud
six Y ye+rs, uulass exempt by law.
Sees sos, S07 ard S09.Clvi' Laws.
13 Your attention is called to The
fol!o@ing;
"All per ooal aad dog taxes shall
be assess d as of and be due and
collectable on aud after the frs. day
OF January in each year.
"All personal and dog taxes which
shall remain unpaid on March 3l,t
OF each year shall thereby and there
on become delingu nj, aud 10per cent
OF the am1unt thereof saall be-
adced thereto and become due as
part thereof Section 2, act 81.
SESSION Laws 1886
JAS. w. PRATT,
Assessor, Oahu.
WILLIAM T ROBINSON,
Assess r, Maui.
NATHAN c.. WlLLFONG.
ssse.sor. Hawai-;
j. K FARLEY,
Assessor, Kausi.
Atprovt AN KE O.KAI,
Treasurer Territory Of Hawaii.
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A WARMING.

The Executive Committee OF he
Republican party has sent out re-
quests to the members elect of he
coming Legislature to come to this
city by the first OF the coming
month, February, in order to go
into caucus with the Central Com
mittee while here and previous to
the coming together Of the next
Legislature
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Ev rything in this city costs
non'y, aad to requ st members
from the outside districts to come
here to town in advance is TO i'm
pose hardship upon them. Many
o. them depend entirely upon their
compe 1ss.ion for their living while
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w ATi r. EaqE roTIoE.

Ia accordance With S. ction | Of
Chapter AAVl Of The Laws OF 1880,
All persons holding water priyi
leges or lbose paying water rates are
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On the one face it looks very
feasible, but on the other side OF it,
there is certain amount OF doubt
in the success OF this scheme. Now,
however is the chance for the
dominan party to do what it can
in controlling those elected under
its banner and w.ip them all into
line.
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Aad now we would ask--who ara
the owners of those ii cted to the
Legislature, is it the Republican
Executive Committee, or is it the
people wh1 elected them? We
would suggest to the members
elect that as they were elected by
the people, they are no. entirely
subject to the beck and call OF
tls Central Committee, unless tha.
COMMITTEES will pay them their
traveliii ig expenses as we'll as pro-
viding them with their living ex-
pensss after theit arrival here.
Without these, if they knew their
own personal interests. no notice
should be taken by them of this
request OF the centralized and
ltocratic Executive Committee.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-08

Und r the provisions OF Section
26 Of the Ofgsnic Act, the compen
sation OF mem bers is provided for
as follows: "That the memb,rs OF
the Legislature shall receive for
their services, in addition to mileage
to the rate OF ten cents mile each
way, ths sum CT four hundred dol
lars for each r gular session OF The
Legislature, payab o in three equal
instalIments on aud after the Il 81,
thirlieth aud fl tieth d.ys of the
session.an The sum OF two hund red
dollars for each extra session OF the
Ls .isl.tur.."