The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-08
THE GOVERNORS
NOMINATIONS
Continued from page one.


Commissioners of Public instruction.:
Charles Louis Hopkins, Elizabeth van
Cleve Hall. j. S. b. Pratt.
Prison inspectors: e. H wodehouse,
John S. Walker, Frederick ]. Lowrey.
Registrar of Conveyances: Charles Fl.
Merriam.
Board of Dental Examiners: c. D.
High, D. D. S. Honolulu, years.
Judge of the Court of Land Registra-
ton: Philip L. Weaver, four years.
Honolulu Park Commissioners: Ema-
nuel S. Cunha. Archibald S. Cleghorn.
High Sheriff: William Henry. Four
years.
Board of agriculture and Forestry:
Lorrin A. Thurston. Five years.
Boards of Inspectors of Animals: w.
F, Dillingham;, A. r. Rowat, d. " s.
Tomizo Katsuma.
Port Of Kahului: H. 2. Weller.
Board of Health: Charles b. Cooper,
NJ. D.. Honolulu. Two years Abra-
ham Fernandez. two years.
Tax Appeal Courts. First Judicial
Circuit: Theo. f. Lansing, ]. r. Gait, j.
f. Brown.
Weight, A. c. Dickens, w. L. Decote
Third Judicial Circuit: George P.
Tulloch, Kohala, Charles G. Macomber
Waiohinu.
Fourth Judicial Circuit: E. w. Bar
nard, LaupahOehoe; I. S. Ray, Hilo L.
Severance, Hilo.
Fifth Judicial Circuit w. G. Smith
Lihue: H. K. Kahele, Lihue..
Boards of Registration. Island Of
Oahu: John d. Holt, Jr., Honolulu, four
years. Abraham st. @. Piianata, Ho-
nolulu, four years.
Islands of Maui, Molokai, Lanai and
Kahoolawe: S. Kapu, Lahaina; four
years; w. F. Crockett, Wailuku, four
years; George Weight, Wailuku, four
years.
Island of Hawaii. Puma, Hilo and
Hamakua: S. L Desha. Hilo, four years
J A Pritchard, Hamakua, four years;
Eugene H. Lyman, Hilo. four years.
Island of Hawaii, Kau. Kona and
Kohala: Robert K. Naipo, Kohala. four
years.
Islands of Kauai and Niihau: w. G.
Smith, Lihue, four years.
The combinations were Immediately
acted on in open session when the Sen
ate met at two this afternoon. SEN
ator W. c. Achi presented a resolution
setting forth the combinations of all
the appointees except those mentioned,
in accordance with the action taken i'm
executive session this morning.
The order of the day came on con-
sideration of the governors appoint
ments, and on motion of Bishop they
IT,,
When the doors were opened, Senator
Gandall, under suspension of the rules,
moved the reconsideration of House Bill
1OS This is the bill fixing the pay OF
jurors.
Their was some dispute as to wheth-
er there should he a recountng in open
session as to what course should be
taken relative to the business that had
been transacted in executive session.
Achi moved that the nominations be
considered, but on the objection OF
Bishop that the nominations had al
ready been considered withdrew his
motion.
There was a lot of talk, and on the
suggestion of the Vice President, Dow
sett moved that the proceedings of the
executive session, so far as related to
confirmation and reflections of nominal
lions, be reaffirTed in executive session,
Achl raised the point that this was
out of order, and would not sit down
until he had a ruling on It,
"Sit down." said the President
q will not sit down until my point
is ruled on"
Il have a right to make you sit
down. said the President
Then Achi sat down and the Presi-
dent put the motion that the nominal
lions confirmed be confirmed and the
nominations rejected be rejected"
Achi stated his point of order at this
juncture, stating that the President
was destroying the secrecy of the ex-
ecutive session,
And at this point, in the interest OF
peace, Kalama moved a recess until
o'clock. The motion carried, and the
Senate rose.
Attorney General Andrews has gone