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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-06

The bid that was received frolb
Washington for one bond has been res
jected and the 800 sent by check as
ten per cent of the bid of Samuel Herr
rick, of Washington, d. C., has been
returned. 1t would cost more to make
the arrangements for sale of the bond
and paying interest in New York than
the Territory gets by selling only one
bond. At least that is given as the
reason for rejecting the bid.
THE matter rests with the claimanta
now" said Secretary Garter, land not
with us. There will be no trouble
abou settling with those who are ready
to take their pro rata of bonds. A
number have told me that they will do
so, and have asked them to notify me
In writing. 4 could give Mr.. McLen-
nan certified copy of the awards now
If that were all that is needed, but az
the pro rata of cash and bonds in each
case will have to be calculated, I
thought it best to go ahead and make
out the new record, showing pro ratas.
Those whose claims amount to less
than one bond, or $1,000, may organize
huis. If they want their money that is
the quickest way to get it. They NAV
take the two-hirds cash and get up a
hui to take bond for the rest"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-06

The Auditors statement for April
appears in this issue.
Hawaiian Lodge will meet tonight
for work in third degree.
The next mail to san Francisco Will
go nSaturday by the 5. S. Siberia.
The 5. S. City of Picking is due to-
morrow from San Francisco with later
mail.
Gentlemen's ready made shirts at
half prices at *. Fukuroda. Hotel
street
The S. S. Aorangi arrived this morn
ing from the south on time, and sails
at p. m. today for Victoria and Van
couver.
See the window display at Hobron's
of stable needs. There is a fine assort-
ment of medicines chamois skin and
sponges.
Miss e. Post left by the Kinau yes
terday for Hilo where she will be mar
ried to st, Clair Bidgood, manager of
the Volcano House.
The S. S. Nebraskan sailed yesterday
from San Francisco for Honolulu with
mail. She is due next Wednesday but
will arrive the afternoon previous.
Kamie Chozabra Japanese fisher
man, reported to the police this after
noon that Hamamoto Ikichi a com
panion, had fallen overheard from a
sampan last night and been drowned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-06
ANOTHER RECITAL.

Mile. Dolores will appear for her sec
ond and last recital in Honolulu at the
Opera House tomorrow (Thursday)
evening. The concert will begin
promptly at S:15 o'clock and carriages
may be ordered for 10. There will be a
complete change of program and the
great singer will give her Laughing
song" which has charmed audiences
throughout the whole of Australia. A
great many of those who We're present
at the concert last night have signified
their intention of going again and a
very large attendance is promised for
tomorrow night. Mr.. Newell, who last
night proved his ability as a pianist
before the Honolulu people, has arrang-
ed number of selections which he feels
sure VIII please the music-loving people
of this city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-06

construction Of statutes, tsoctipu dW
Where u portion of the statute w. void,
as not expressed I'm the title. part
would De rejected as unconstitutional
Sec also Sutherland on Statutory Com
struction. Section 102 Cooley on Com
stitutlonal Limitations y. iiN, cited in
the case of Hyman vs. Kapena.
In the light OF these decisions, I see
no escape from the conclusion that the
words in any public Office of this
territory" i'm the third line of Section g.
are contrary to the Organic Act. and
therefore invalid. This. however, does
not invalidate the remainder of the
act which is properly described in the
title
Respectfully submitted.
PHILIP l.. WEAVER,
Assistant Attorney General
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-06
PASSES ON THE
EIGHT HOUR LAW
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
WEAVER SENDS IMPORTANT
SUPPLEMENTARY OPINION.

A supplementary opinion regarding
the application of the eight hour labor
law was addressed to President Crabbe
of the senate this morning by Assistant
Attorney General P. l.. Weaver. In
previous opinion Mr.. Weaver had de-
cided regarding the application of the
law to police officers. The supple
mentary opinion went further and en-
.braced all of the various clerks and
others in governemnt employ.
The opinion which was as follows
was read and placed on file:
Sir: In addition to my opinion given
this morning, with regard to the effect
of the eight hour labor law, on police
officers firemen, teachers, etc. l wish
to hand in a supplementary opinion
with regard to that portion of Sec.
of the Act, which refers to mechanics,
clerks, laborers, and other employees
employed Sin any public office of
this territory"
This act is entitled IAN Act to Re-
gulate the Employment of Labor on the
Public Works of this Territory"
The title covers labor on public works
only. The act relates to that and also
to employees lin any public office of this
territory" Section As of the Organic
Act provides that leach law shall en-
expressed in it's title"
In my brief submitted this morning,
1 referred to this discrepancy, and
now wish to express an opinion upon
this question independent of the ques-
| ton of Office or employment involved
| therein.
The question is, does the failure to
! include in the title the subject of "em-
ployes in any public office" make in
valid the act, or any portion thereof?
After examining the question, l am
of the opinion that that portion of Sec
ton which relates to persons employ
ed in any public office of this territory
is invalid, as contrary to Section As of
the Organic Act
The whole act is not invalid by reason
of this portion of a section being con-
trary to the Organic Act. This por-
/ ton is readily separate from the other
matter in the act, and therefore falls
without reference to the other portion
THE act being broader than the let
| ter does not render the act unconsttu-
tional las to the subject expressed in
| the title"
Lyman VS.. Kapena, Haw. rs.
1t was also held in the case of Walker
9th Haw. III, that one section of an act
may be constitutional, although an,
other section embraces an object no
expressed in the title. This case con.
strues Art. II of the Constitution o.
1887, which is similar to Section 70 o.
the Organic Act. These decisions arr
in line with the general doctrine as laiC
down in the text books, see Endlich OF
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-06
FINAL FOOTBALL GAME.

The undefeated Amphitrites have
been expressing a desire to have an
other game and ]. H. Cation has gath
erer together a scratch team which he
hopes viii this afternoon give the tars
a good brush. Three of his men are
from the sailing ship Glencairn, four
are from the torpedo destroyers and the
remainder are local men. The team is
composed of good individual players
and if they can get into one another's
stride and show some combination a
rafting good game should be the result
The game is fixed for o'clock this
afternoon at Makiki.
The folIourinp iS the line nm.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-06
FIGURING OUT
THE PRO RATA
CALCULATIONS ARE
AT WORK DIVIDING UP CLAIMS
BETWEEN BONDS AND CASH.

Secretary Carter has a force of men
at work on the fire claims awards,
making the calculations necessary to
pro rate the claims. Each claimant is
entitled to nearly rs per cent of his
or her claim in cash, but as the figures
are not even, there is much calculating
to be done. 1t is thought that the list
will be ready to turn over to TreasurS
Agent McLennan by the fifteenth of
the month.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-06
STABLE
NEEDS

Those who keep horses have to
give them medicine at times. It's
best to keep stock of the follow
ing always on hand:
ARABIAN SALVE ......$I .oC
Cures open wounds with
one application.
CONDITION POWDERS .2s
Keep the horses we'll.
PUUPUULINE ......... zoo
Cures puupuu fever.
H. II. LINIMENT. ..... sc
ABSORBING .......... zoo
Cures fatty tumors, cap
ped hooks and puffs and
swellings,
BICKMORE'S GALL
CURE ............... rs
CASTLE SOAP, per bar. &c
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
CHAMOIS SKINS AND
SPONGES FOR
STABLE USE.
HODRoN DRUG CO.,
III Two Stores
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-06
NEM ADVEWTisEMENTs.
NEWS IN NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That tive Condensed
News Of the Day.
THE WEATHER.

Weather Bureau, Punahou, / p. m.
Wind fresh northeast; weather clear
slight valley showers In order
Morning minimum temperature, Il;
midday maximum temperature, so, ba-
rometer. a. m, 3O.09 rising corrected
for gravity; rainfall, "a hours ending
9 a. M, .02; dew point 8 a. m, 81; hui
mildly a. m. 81 per cent.
CURTIS j. LYONS, Observer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-06

G. p. DENISON, f. C. SMITH,
Supt G. p. & T. A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-15
]: Pr Z @nG2
pr oGesiO11al

"La As0ciacion Me lea de Puerto
Rico" publicara muy en- breve una re-
vista mensual que constara de "a pagi-
mas, diez y seis de texto y ocho de
de anuncios.
"Boletin de la Asociaclon Medica de
Puerto Rico, Sc titulara la menciona-
da revista, que cuenta con un cuerpo de
de redaccion sumamente ilustrado es-
tara dirigida por el joven y afamado
doctor dJn Ramon Ruiz Arnaa.'
"El Boet1n de a Asoeiacion Medica
de Puerto Rico, tratarl con especial
estudio de las euiermedades de os eli
mas tropicales, sin prescindir de la re-
vista de revistas del exterior.
Ademas del Director Sr. Ruiz Arnau,
teudfa el "Boletin de la Association
Medic4,' TN Sub-Diretor que 10 sera el
Decor Quevedo Baez, un Secretario de
Redaccion, e1 Doctor Velez Lopez y w
Ad nInis5rador, el D &C or CarbQnel.
Ell Conss jo de Redaccion % forman
les reputados medic, S, don AguStin
Stahi, don !. E. Ssdafia, don CaYetano
Con- y Toste. DIR. Font y Guillot don
Ricardo Hernandez, don F. Nuflez, don
M. Pasarell, Doctor vi laconga. don
Rafael del Vale, Doctor Goenaga,
Doctor F!gueroa. y Rodriguez Cancio
Los sefiores que anteceden, medicos
reputadfsimos todos ellos, son .el anlin-
clio mejor dc la revista medica que
Iaparecera en- breve.
|
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Catano
IS de Enero de 1903.


Ia policfa incular destacada aquf
merece elogios por e desempefio de su
cargo, pues ell escaso n1nero de guar
dias que 10 sirven hacen tcdo 10 possible
ror d sempefiar sus servicios salts
faccl6n del pdblico.
Un oomandante de puesto y dos
guar iias no es basfante para atender
de d1a y noche, como merece IN po-
blado como este que consta de 700 ca
sas y 400 hahi'antss.
Sc suplica q la Honorable Comision
da la PellcfA Iusular ordene Ia inStaia-
cion de IN sub-puesto.
~ Sc ha desp dido de nosotros pa
ra Gales, su pdeblo natal, Ia simpatiea
y hernosa sefiorita Juiia Aponte, her
mana de dofia Hortensia A. de Arrufat.
Deseamosle I'm feliz viaje
- Luis Garcia Policfa Ins1lar que
presta servicio aquf, Sc halla enfermo
on palddieas.
Que mejore pronto.
~. Sc ha disuelto la casa comercia]
que giraba en- este poblado baio la ra-
z6n de Vicente Gonzalez y Hno ha-
cieDdose cargo del active y pasivo, der
Vicente Gonzalez.
Pros eridad deseamos a la nuevs
casa.
Corresponsa1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-15
ESp1I0 en- A0TUegIS
Tropas al Africa
Quejas al Ministro

Nueva York, jueves'-Avisan
de Madrid, que el gobierno es-
pa1ol en- vista de los sucesos
que estan desarroIlandose en- ell
continente africano, ha deter
minado el envfo de tropas al
Africa, para sostener a todo
trance el respeto a las vidas y
haciendas de los extrangeros.
DiceSe que en- el Mlnisterio
de Estado, Sc han recibido algu-
mas denuncias del Ministro es-
panol senior Cologan, sobre afro
.peIlos contra esLaioles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-15
ID p|llCeS0 de SljODi1
Puede divorciarse
Ell contagio

Nueva York, jueves .--Avisan
de Roma, que personajes bien
informadas y dignos del mejor
credito, han declarado que la
princesa de Sajonia, c.aae eguira
el divorcio pedido y nlraera
segundas nupcias cor aman-
te ell professor Giron.
La aventura escand losa de
la princesa, ha sido eau q de va
rios casos parecidos Ell todo el
reino de Sajonia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-15
j 11IlCOS
r3 de Enero de 1908.

Con gran sentimiento de los "brujas'
van pasando las fiestas de Reyes, y cor
elias los tradicionales sarroz con dulce'
y "manjar blanco'.
Xxx Ell jueves Sc Marcia para San
Juan, a donde ha sido trasladado, ell
Rvdo. rarroco, don Agustfn RexaCh.
Su trdslado, que Sc dice es INFERNO,
ha sido muy lamentado en- esta pobla-
ci0n, donde Sc estina al p. Rexach en-
10 que vac.
x*x Ell amigo Falero Dezmog quedo
encaTgado de hacer la cronica del bai-
O efectuado sn la casa consistorial ell
dfa II del corriente.
Un gran n1mero de respetables da-
mas beiIfsimas sefioritas de esta loca-
idad acudlo a dicha fiesta que resulto
nuy ami NADIA y duro hasta las tres de
la n1afIana.
Para el Is invitan para otro bale los
apraciables jovenes don Manuel Barre
ras don Ba adomero Collazo, don Jestis
Maria Hernandez, don Gregorio Del
gado, don Pedro Rosario y don Arturo
Sierra.
iBien por la juventud!
RIOROSA.
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EI0nCI0 I0|IlDi6l
Soldados y buques
Por 10 que pueda ocurrir

Nueva York, jueves. - Comu-
nican de Paris que el Gabinete
frances, de acuerdo con el de
Madrid, enviara tambien tropas
y buques de guerra para soste-
ner ell orden en- Marruecos.
Las repetidas alternatives
que ocurren entire los ejercitos
combatientes, hacen tomar estas
medidas de precaucion a los po-
deres, para evitar posibles des-
entire los extran jeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-15
NOTICIAS

~ Florentino Colon, Joaquin Ca
Hart, Ramon Rodriguez, Francisco Ro-
jas Salvador Ruiz fueron rresos en-
Areclbo por orden del Tribunal de
Dstiito acusados de jugar a 10 pro
.hibido.
~ Esta mafiana ha sido multado,
Carlos Pastrana, con dollars S. cen
savos, por agredir Enrique Atvell.
~. Mr.. d B. Hubbard maestro de
ingies que fue en- Vegazbaja ha sido
destituido por la iunta escolar, p n no
aiustarse la conducta del mencionado
professor a las necesidade de la ensefian-
"a.
Sc han inscrito hoy en- Ell Juz-
gado de San Francisco los nacimientos
de Claudino Cardona Gueual y el de
Rafaela Saliva Montana.
" Sc encnentra enferma de algin
cuidado, la sefiorita Luisa Castro, hija
de nusstre amigo don Cruz.
~. Dan Vicente Nleyes, ha side
nombrado Secretario de- Juzgada mn
nicipal d. Rio-pielras y don GenarC
Castro, Secrstario supleu'e. rs
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Carload

Nuestro distinguido amigo don Ju-
lian Munsuri nos ha hecno entrega,
esta lnaiiafia, de Ia suna de treinta
dollars, para repartirla en- lirnosua a los
pobres.
Nuestro Director ha remltido dicb =
cantidsd a ia distlnguida sehora vIad
de Antonsanti, para que esta DANA,
que conoce mejor que nqsotros 4 los
vcrdaderos necesiEados, hfga Ia distri-7
bucion CUE juzgue mas conyeniente,
de los treinta dollars donados por Ell
senior Munsuri.
JjaIa pu1ier mos rtmisir igual su-
ma diaria rlte a ia. generosa dana
que Sc ha consa grado remedilr en- 10
posible las JUS ielas de IA suerte, n
puase.alnUs, a gra ecee q nonlbie dc los
desgraei .dgs s 1Vos s<mej janses al
del ssilo: MAnsslgi
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ID gue10 Dc AIIiCl
Ell Sultan resiste
Otra vez en- canpana

Nueva York, jueves. Las Ill
timas noticias que por via Espa.
fla, llegan de Marruecos, dicen
que el Sultan ha logrado reha-
Ger su ejercito despues de la de-
rrota sufrida v presenta batalla
a los revolucionarios.
La guerra de Africa que Sc
crefa va completamente termi-
NADIA con Ell pacto entire los dos
hermanos, ha vuelto a recru-
decerSe.
Ell encarnizamiento con que
pelean ambos ejercitos es NOR
tai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-15
CaYnaRo RoGa de
Dele g sssdOs
LA SESSION DE HOY

AL pasar iista respondiero,l los sefIo-
res delegados, exec .do los senores Ca
brera, Vivoni, Domenech y Torregrosa.
A la un ytles c1artos, el Secretario
paso ista a los representatives.
f! Pres dente declare alberta la Sc
sion y diose lectura por el Secretarlo al
acta anterior que fue aprobada.
Sc ley eron por segunda vez los bills
preser -ados aver tomandose en- consi-
deracion..
H. B. n1mero 3.-Sobre sueldos de
los maestros Timothee.
II. b. n1nlero 4. Conferencias noe
turnas para obreros -Timothee.
H. 3. n1inero -Cettificaciones de
estros.-Timothee
H. B. n1mero Jubilaciones de
maestros.- -Timothee,
H. B. n1nero 7.-Asociaciones.- :
Timothee.
II. b. n1lmelo 8.-Para enmendar
procedlmentos en las tasaciones de ia
propiedad--Camafias.
H. B. n1merc 9.-Separacion de los
Registros Civiies de los Juzgados Mu-
nicl 3ales-Carrion.
II. b nl1mero IO.-Para s agri-
cultores puedan contrae prest mos
Rosy.
II B. ndmero I.--Au rizando al
Tesorero de Paert, Rico .1.ra er regar
directamenle a los .csoreros de las
Junras ESQ ares, q tantc Dor limo ue
los tond 1s de a contrib cion municipal
que COBRA el Tesoro lpsular. -Goidlls,
IL. B n1rnero I2.-Rcio ma de la
Ley de ibelo.-Aponte.
H.. B. n1mero I3.-Reforna de los
artlcuos Al y AZ del codigo politico vi
gente.-N dal.
H B. n1mero I4.-Validez de ciertos
contratos.-N Nadal.
II. B nt1mero I5.- Modifcando arti-
culo 2o4 de Ia Ley estaDieelendo para
Puerto Rico TN c0digo de enjulciamien
TO crlmlnai.-Aponte y otios.
pc leyeron por segunda vez las reso-
luclones conjuntas presentadas aver.
81 se1ior We've Sc levanta para defen-
der Ia valid z de los actos en- I'm exten-
SO dlscurso. aseverando que han side
las mas legales.
II senior de Diego, contesta a 10 ex-
puesto por ei seilor Veve.-Dice que
teulendo los repubicanos representation
en- 81 Conssjo Ejecusivo aprovecharoa
esa circumstances para nombrar dos
Jueces republlcanos, rnientras los fede
Taes no tenfan mas que uno. Senala el
case de que en- muchos pueblos, no Sc
r12mbrasen y dos Jueces repub'icanos
sino tres-lPorque, preeunta, no Sc nom,
Z bro I'm americana que ocupara ell tercel
puesto de Juez Electoral? Dedica al
Partido Onion Puertorriquefia' frases
elogiosas.
Aludiendo 10 dicho por ell sefo1
We've, de que no hubiesen ocurrido ND
tines durante las elecciones, dice que
hay diez puertorriquefios muertos.
Dice que el partido federal, no viens
la Camara hacer obstruction. S
llega tln momento en- que ell partido re-
pnblicano tenga que ponerse frente a
Gobierro por defender al rails y Sc ira
tara de halagar al partido federal, ests
partido caerfa con los republicanos.
esek-----s-s--<sa sasa,---
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La Fraternity

Esta sociedad. en- junta recientemen-
te ce'ebrada, acordo ell nombraniento
de la siguiente directiva
Caballero Supreme DR.. don Manuel
Fernandez Nater.
Gran CabalIero Lcdo. don Manuel
Ginorio.
Secretario-Don Carlos Rodriguez.
Tesorero Don Eduardo Iriarte.
Conssjeros Propietarios Don Fran
cisco del Vale, y don Jose Hernandez
Useras.
Cons &jeros Suplentes Don Gabriel
Guerra, don Albsrso K, Nadal y don
Charles B9rcb.
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Bales de rnlascaras

Los que Sc han de llevar 4 efecto en-
ei teatro de Arecibo quedardn muy 1u-
cdos y oigncs de Ia cutura riqueza
de aqrella poblacion.
Muchas familias de San Juan, Sc
proponen asistir a algunos de los bales
que Sc celebren en- 4 bella poblaci6n
arecibefia.
FL reatro, con las instalaciones .eIe s.
tricas, quedara muy elegante ali IA.
La animacIon que e1iste para Il Car
naval es1nuy gFande. J.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-15
COIl0 los 'hIIy,
Fuerte lucha en- las Camaras
Una proposition de Ley

Nueva York, jueves. - La
prensa de la maflana, da cuenta
de la gran lucha suscitada en-
el congreso, por la discussion del
"bill presentado, contra los
trusts.
La opinion de los represen-
tantes esta completamente di-
vidida y Sc promueven debates
acaloradisimo por esta causa.
Ell Presiderte es favorable al
bill contra los trusts" y este
trae cada dfa mas partidarios a
defender esta proposici6n de
Ley.
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AbsgaelGo

A las tres de la tarde hemos recibido
el siguiente te egrana:
Arecibo, P. r. Enero IS 1919.
BoLETIN MERCANTIL.
San Juan PR.
Don Jaime Padr6, camerciante de Ma
natl, absuelto Tribunal Arecibo, causa
por defraudacion, abogado Suliveres
PUJALS.
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Servieio Cele0rdficO Especial
N DEL
BOlefin Wercantil

de las posesiones de estas dos
potencias, en- Africa, en- previ-
sion de 10 que pueda ocurrir.
Como va era case previsto Ell
envio de tropas al Africa, sal
dram inmediatamente.
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H CZaT { CIiD|3l
Los medicos quieren
un canbio de aires

Nueva York, jueves. - Dice
IN telegrama de San Petersbur-
CO. que los medicos del Gar
quieren trasladar la corte a Cri-
mea, fundandose en- el estado
POGO satiSfactorio de la salud del
Soberano, que no puede dejar
los grandes negocios del Estado
para viajar libremente.
Ell Car muestrase contrario a
este proyecto de los medicos.