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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-09

terson, N. j., addressed to the Hon.
Mayor" was read. A picture postal
of the city hall of Honolulu was ask
ed for. Clerk Kalauokalani was in
structed to attend to the matter
A WORD FROM WOOD.
H. p. Wood, secretary of the Promo
ton Committee, drew the attention OF
the board - the coming floral parade
in order that the roads between Tho
mas Square and Waikiki may be put
in shape by the date mentioned, Feb
ruary %.
Woods also asked for the mileage of
macadamized streets and roads in Ho-
nolulu and on the island of Oahu.
A PLUMBING ORDINANCE.
Moore introduced an ordinance to
regulate plumbers and plumbing in
Honolulu which was read by title for
the first time and passed.
C. b. WILSON'S KICK.
A letter from c. B. Wilson, attorney
intact for ]. H. Wilson, was read.
The writer asked that tenders for
matchmaking the Pail road be read
vertised for in order that every one
who desires may have proper OPP
portunity to figure on the job. Bids
were advertised for on the 4th inst.
and the time for filing bids closed at
noon yesterday.
Wilson considered the time allowed
wholly inadequate for contractors to
make an intelligent estimate of the
cost OF the work.
He also complained that the speci-
fcations We're extremely vague and
Insufficient and stated that he found 1t
difficult to get a copy.
LUCAS ON HIS DIGNITY.
Lucas said the letter was a refiec-
be id If he'd sit quietly by and be
taken to task by a man of G. B. Will
sons stamp. He said that Wilson was
putting up big bluff.
The chair instructed Lucas to ex-
hibit a trifle more suaviter in modo
and a good deal less fortiter in re.
ADAMS THEORY.
Adams thought the niger In the
woodpile was represented by Wilson's
son who was on Kauai.
The communication was tabled.
THE SIDEWALKS ORDINANCE.
Lucas sidewalks ordinance was read
for a third time and action deferred.
THE PAIL ROAD BIDS.
The Pail road specifications We're
read in detail.
The following bids on the Pail road
work were read:
Cotton Bros, Sl.3S per lineal foot. GER
Iihed check $500 enclosed.
Lord and Belser. tl.22 2-l0 per lineal
foot.
l.. NJ. Whitehouse sl,i9 "a per lineal
foot.
Checks were enclosed In every case,
WHITEHoUsE GETS PLUM.
II was decided 10 accept the tender
II Mr.. Whiiehouse who agrees TO fur
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-09
CENTRAL
COMMITTEE
tFrom sundays Advertiser,

tfroM SnndANR Adveftieerl
The Republican Territorial Central
Committee devoted last evening To a
consideration OF the proposed amend
ments TO the rules and regulations Of
the party. one section was discussed
in detail, this being the one relating
to the basis OF representation in con-
ventlon. The original rules called for
such representation on the basis of one
delegate for every twenty-five mem
bers based on the highest vote In each
district for a representative.
The committee on revision reported
In favor OF fifteen instead OF twenty
five. Another amendment was to
change to the vote of n senator instead
OF representative The Central Com
mittee last night tied In the vote to
change to senator. and owing to LACK
OF two-thirds vote to change the
representation to 49, the section went
over to the next meeting.
Then section was proposed where
In the presence of delegate at any
convention is tantamount to a pledge
to abide by the decision OF the con-
vention and to support the candidates
nominated. Otherwise. his seat and
place will be declared forfeited and
Will be filled according to the rules
covering vacancies.
John Hughes said this was n covert
attack on the Civic Federation, OF
which he was member.
Other members said the matter had
no more reference to the Civic FEEDER
alton than 1t did to the Democrats or
the Home Rulers. 1t was simply deslg-
mated to protect the party from trait
ors," or, as one member said: IF such
rule was not adopted the Central
Committee could be directed by Demo-
Gratis or persons of any party"
John Lane said that without such a
rule the party would be In the fix of
Russia during the recent war with ia
pan. Every general was fighting
against every other general or admiral
and the ministers were opposed to each
other, the result being that little ia
pan came In and whipped Russia to n
standstill
Finally w. w. Harris arose and said
he could see no objection to the pro-
posed rule such as Mr.. Hughes put
forth. IF a man goes to Republican
convention and does not abide by the
decision of the convention, and then
goes to meetings of the Central Com
mittee and openly opposes any candi-
date, he has no business whatever
on that committee. If such a man has
not sense enough to get Off the COM
mlttee he should be put or"
This statement was greeted with ap-
plause.
The amendment was then voted on
and carried, only Mr.. Hughes dissent
ing.
"A gentleman intimated to me a few
days ago that / had no business on
this committee anyway and I believe
I haven't now" said Mr.. Hughes in
closing the controversy.
His fellow-members laughed at this
sally and the meeting adjourned. The
entire report is to be acted on finally
at the next meeting.
T.. A. Fraser member OF the COM
mittee from West Hawaii. resigned
owing to his departing from the is
lands to reside elsewhere.
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JUDGE LITTLE's DEATH.

HILO, January 2.-The first confir-
the death of the late Judge G. r. Lit
tie at Panama was received by the last
mail. After an illness of a month in
the Ancon Hospital, Judge Little died
on December from a complication OF
liver and kidney trouble. All that
could be done by members of the So
Journers' Club. a Masonic organization
of which he was a member. at Pana-
ma, was done, but of no avail. Inter-
ment was made in the Ancon ceme-
terry under the auspices Of the resi-
dent Masons and the estate was taken
in charge by II. A. Gudget, the Amer
lean Consul General at Panama.
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BISHOP & co. ORGANIZE
BISHOP TRUST CO., LTD.

to carry on, etc, and to acquire such
either subject to or freed from any
debt or liability; to raise or borrow
money and secure its payment II
necessary by a mortgage of the COM
pany's property; to make, accept, en-
dorse and execute negotiable instru-
ments; to have and exercise the power
of making and entering into contracts
for carrying out the foregoing pur-
poses and doing all business incident
thereto or in connection Herewith.
The capital of the company is $780,
900 shares divided into one thousand
shares Of 800 each, with the privilege
after notice of extension to $250,00O.
Messrs. Damon, CARVE, Bottomley,
Reidford and Holmes subscribe for Ave
shares each and Bishop & Co., bankers,
for 975 shares. One-half of the stock,
$4,000. ia paid for in cash.
Until the annual meeting of the COM
pany in 1907 the officers of the COM
pany are these: Samuel NJ. Damon.
president; Alexander CARVE, vice.
president; Allen w. T. Bottomley,
treasurer; r. r. Reidford, secretary;
NJ. r. Jameson, auditor.
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sTAcKABLE RETURNS.

Z. r. Stackable, the Collector OF
Customs at this port returned by the
Korea yesterday and reports increas-
ing interest In Hawaii on the Coast.
He thinks that great of deal of the
tourist traffic will be diverted to Ho-
nolulu from now on. Every few peo-
pie wish to start away from home
during the holidays" said he yester-
day, land think 1t is remarkable that
there was such a demand for passage
on the Korea. Coming down there were
many staterooms with three people In
them as far as Honolulu and every
berth was taken for weeks before the
steamer sailed"
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Thielen & Williamson yesterday con-
cluded one of the largest stock deals
made in a long time. This was the
sale OF 3l5 shares OF Pioneer Mil Co.,
Ltd, at $132.50 or si1,737.50 for the
block. The stock belonged to the es-
tate of the late Adolph Kunst.
Halstead & Co. negotiated a sale OF
200 shares of Oahu Sugar Co. at 500,
a matter OF $4,000 also of the Kunst
estate.
Geo, r. Thielen received a cablegram
yesterday stating that Hawaiian Com.
& Sugar Co. sold In San Francisco at
81. He also received mail advlces from
j. Barth' & Co.. his firms agents In
San Francisco, saying they were look
ing for high prices In II. C. & s. Co.
and Maxwell.
Henry Warehouse Trust Co, receiv-
ed a cablegram stating that raw SUI
gar had sold In New York at 3,75 cents.
This Is ~ l-2 cents a pound better
than the previous days quotation to
the planters.
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SUPERVISORS
LAST NIGHT
CFrom sundays Advertiser,

tFTOIn AONtfAiStlJ
The Supervisors had busy session
last night, with just enough ginger In
the proceedings to make things lively.
Lucas was in rare hilarious form and
his enthusiastic attitude when the re-
port of the police department for the
past six months was read drew forth
the mild reproval of the chair.
Sheriff Brown was granted a Two
weeks vacation as per his request.
The County Treasurer's report was
read and declared most satisfactory.
An ordinance regulating plumbing in
Honolulu was introduced and read by
title for the first time.
A letter from c. b. Wilson critics.
ing the way in which the Pail rood I'M
provement bids we're advertised and
asking for a readvertising Of tenders,
reused Lucas ire and that choleric IN
dividual said things about Mr.. Wilson
which drew forth the reprimand OF the
chair.
The Pail road bids were read and the
work given to the lowest bidder. L. NJ.
Whitehouse.
Present were Chairman Smith, SUI
pervisor-at-large Adams, Supervisors
Lucas, Cox, Archer, Paele. Moore
Clerks Kalauokalani and Buffandeau,
Stenographer Aea, Auditor Bicknell, s.
Mahelona, Capt. Sam johnson, Carlo
Long, George Nawakoa, J. Belser ana
representatives of the press.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved
BATCH OF APPROPRIATIONS.
The following appropriations were
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-09

Bishop Trust Company, Limited" is
the title Of a new corporation, whose
articles of association have been filed
in the office of the Treasurer of Ha-
wall.
Samuel NJ. Damon, Alexander Gar
vie, Allen w. T. Bottomley r. r. Reid
ford and Henry Holmes are the in
corporators.
The purposes here condensed are to
carry on the business of trust COM
pany under the provisions of Act SO,
Laws of 1905; to carry on a safe deposit
business; to carry on the business OF
accounts and actuaries, and to act as
auditors and actuaries; to act as
brokers and carry on the business OF
such; to guarantee the title to, or
quiet enjoyment Of, property, etc.; to
purchase, take on lease, ETC., lands,
buildings or other real propertya to
purchase, take over or undertake the
whole or any part of the business or
of the assets or property of any cor
poration, joint stock company, copart-
nership or person carrying on any busi-
ness which this company is authorized
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MEN WHO PASS ON
HkWA||'S CLAIMS
(Mail Special to Advertiser.)

(Mail Special to Advertiser)
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 25.-The
new Committee on Pacific Islands and
Porto Rico, which handles much of the
Hawaiian legislation in the Senate,
will consist of the following Republican
Senators: Foraker of Ohio. chairman;
Depew of New York. Wetmore of r.
l., Clapp of Mimi, Flint of Calf.
Piler of Washington, and Warner of
Missouri All are regarded as good
men but the new members, Senators
Clapp, Flint, Piler, and Warner have
taken no part yet in Hawaiian matters.
Senators Flint, Piler, and Warner are
just starting on their terms. The
Democratic Senators on the commit
tee are: Mallory of Fla, Blackburn
of N. Y, Clark of Mont, and Ragner
OF Ind.
The Home Committee on Territories,
which handles most of the legislation
from Hawaii before that body, con-
sists of Representatives r. L. Hamil-
ton of Michigan, chairman; A. L. Birch
OF Indiana, A. b. Capron of r. l.. G.
Az oouNh"iNh VI ~ - biS"SiJh
Power of Maine. all reappointed. and
James Mackinley of Illinois r. d. Cole
Of Ohio. e. w. Higgins of Conn. John
M. Reynolds of Penn, and Frank p.
Kleppe OF Missouri, all new Republican
members; also the following Demo-
Gratis: John Moon of Tenn, c. G. Reid
OF Ark, ], T. Lloyd OF Missouri. Jack
Beall OF Texas, 10. Y. Webb OF N. c.,
A. o. Stanley OF KY, and the follow
Ing delegates: Bird s. Mcclure. Okla
homa; M. A. Smith. Arizona; w. ii.
Andrew. NJ M; and ]. X. Kalaniana-
ole OF Hawaii II. c, W.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-09

The McCandless Building Company.
Limited, has filed articles of associa-
ton in the Treasurer's office. Its in
corporators are J. A. McCandless. J.
8. McCandless, L. L. McCandless, p. C.
Jones and Ella McCandless. The cap
ital stock is $4,000 divided into eight
hundred shares Of 800 each. OF the
total amount $50 shares are subscribed
for as follows: j. A. McCandless, ITS;
Ella McCandless, %; ]. s. McCandless,
200; L. L. McCandless, 200; Peter c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-09
ISLANDS FOR SALE.

Coast papers are printing the follow
ing advertisement:
The Registrar of His Britannia MaJes-
TVS High Commissioners Court for
the Western Pacific. with the appro-
batlon of His Honor, the Chief Judi
cial Commissioner, will at noon on
Tuesday. the seventeenth day OF
April. 1906, at the Registrars Cham
bers, Suva, Fill. offer for sale by
public auction, without reserve. in
one lot,
The Island OF flaming, situate In de-
grees 80 minutes North Latitude and
l59 degrees 20 minutes West Longi-
tude, and
The Island OF Washington. situate in
degrees 80 minutes North Latitude
and 1860 degrees ~ minutes West
Longitude.
Further particulars can be obtained on
o"p'lca'' n Registrar, or to
vert 'nlicltor having the
IVA, Fit
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-09

Jones, Ltd, $50.
The corporation will Immediately
take over the land belonging to Nc
Candless Bros. at King and Bethel
streets, Honolulu, and erect thereon a
three-story building suitable for stores
and offices, the same to be let to ten
ants as soon as completed. which will
represent the capital stock Of the cor
poration. viz: Cost of land. $4,000;
cost of building, estimated, $4,000;
total, $4,000.
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nish all labor and material and mac
adamize the road.
THE PROJECTED WORK.
The Improvement will extend from
the top of the Pail to the bottom on
the Koolau side, an approximate dis
lance of 1000 feet.
THEY ALL WANT RAISES.
Lucas said a number of county Off
Gals desired more pay Referred to
ways and Means Committee for in
vestigation.
Adjourned to January 16 at 1880 p. m.
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The purposes Of the company are
the handling of this building PROPOSE.
ton. land buying and selling. leasing
or otherwise dealing in real estate and
buildings and other structures In Ho-
nolulu and elsewhere" in the Territory:
also to acquire rights. easements.
franchises and privileges; to acquire
and hold stock in other corporations
as well as this one. and do any bust
ness that may be lawfully done in con-
nection with the aforesaid purposes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-09
BETTER THAN A PLASTER.

A piece OF flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound
on the affected parts. Is better than a
plaster for a lame back and for pains
In the side or chest, Pain Balm has no
superior as a llnlment for the relief OF
deep seated, muscular and rheumatic
pains. For sale by Benson, Smith 4
Co., Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-09
IN IIILo.

The rain Il raineth every dav,
Upon the just and unjust fellowsj
Hut chiefly on the just because
The unjust takes the irsi's umbrellas
-Ililo Tribune.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-09

Koolauloa road district......... 375O
LUCAS CHAMPIONS POLICE.
Adams called attention to the report
of the police department for the past
six months. He thought 1t should be
published in view of the public interest
in the gambling situation. 1t showed
he said, that the police had been doing
something.
Lucas and Moore beamed over the
table and each was on the point OF
saying something, doubtless laudatory
of the department, when the chair re-
marked:
1.-THE grand jury seems to be satisfied
with the police department, judging by
its report"
Everyone is satisfied except the Ad-
vertiser," chirruped Jocko Lucas, who
appeared to be feeling particularly
good last night and had to be occa-
sionally admonished
Lucas then proceeded to gibe an Adj
vertiser reporter who was present, I'M
til called down by the chair and warn
ed not to be personal. Jocko there
upon subsidized.
The police report shows among other
things III dogs impounded, of which
81 were killed.
BROWNS LITTLE JAUNT.
Sheriff A. M. Brown asked for two
weeks leave Of absence from duty In
order to go to Molokai to visit the
property of the American Sugar Com
pany, of which he is a director Late
" he bought large interest in IT.
Business of great Importance, he said
called him to Molokai. His request
was granted.
MONEY IN COUNTY GOLFERS.
The Treasurer's report for the month
of December was read.
The chair remarked that it was
worthy of note that the county closed
the year with a credit balance of $685.
5S4.07 and no deficit.
In addition there was s9526 credited
TO the Road Tax Special Deposit.
COUNTED AND FOUND CORRECT.
Treasurer Trents Cash balance of
$6S, 691.45 on hand at the end OF the
year was declared counted and found
to be correct by c. w. Smith, E. A.
Douthitt and Auditor Bicknell.
BISHOP ESTATE MATTERS.
Frank L. Dodge on behalf of the
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate asked
the county to complete the fence along
tHe llIlt u Tic DNiiOOl oliCCl t8tciiStoh
from the Insane Asylum to the Kalihi
road. in accordance with the terms of
the deeds conveying rights of way to
the Territory, executed in 1902 and
1905.
Mr.. Dodge also communicated that
the trustees of Bernice Pauahi Bishop
Estate have undertaken to improve the
sanitary condition of Kakaako by
grading and filling certain low-lying
areas OF their land fronting on South
street, Foundry street and Foundry
lane, provided the tenants on said land
raise their houses and other buildings
so that their floors are not less than
Ave feet above the official grade OF
said streets and that notices to that
eject have been posted in the district.
A VOTE OF THANKS.
A vote of thanks from the Kaimuki
Improvement Association for small
road mercies was read and ordered
framed
KUKEA GETS A RAISE,
Chas. Kukea. road oyerseer and book
keeper at Waialua petitioned that his
salary be raised to SO per month, Re
quest granted,
CITY HALL PICTURE WANTED,
A letter from Thos, ]. CURLY OF Pat
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-09

DR., Cooper attended three cases OF
accident In quick succession yesterday
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