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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-03-14

After long recess, the House re
| ceived number of committee. reports
The Judiciary Committee had three
one reporting in favor of Carley s bill
| to define the legal meaning of the word
| garage, another favoring Shingle s
| bill for service of legal papers by pub
LEGATION, the third recommending Fur
tado S bill regarding the payment of
jurors for the table. All the reports
were adopted.
The Finance Committee tabled Dou.
thitt' IS bill to amend Section 1854, with
the consent of the introdueer. the mat
ter being the same as that covered in
House Bill 126. The committee rec
commended the passage of Douthitt S
House Bill 126. which brings the law
relating TO the issuance of preferred
stock by corporations into conformity
with the law elsewhere.
Sewer Information Wanted.
Kamanoulu presented resolution
requesting the Superintendent of Pub
lie Works to furnish information con-
corning the use of sewers and eollec-
ton of sewer rates. The questions to
which answers are wanted are:
9. How many persons or concerns are
connected with the public sewer2
g How many are actually paying
their sewer rates, and how much2
How many delinquents are there2
How much is being paid out in
salaries and for running expenses and
upkeep2
Gin what manner are delinquent
rates being collecteds''
Torch to Tow.
Kawaakoa presented the following
peace disturber:
BE it Resolved; by the House of
Representatives of the Territory of
Hawaii, That all those persons at Ka-
laupapa, Molokai, who are not afflict-
ed with the disease of leprosy, be
brought back from Kalaupapa and re-
turned to their respective homes
This was referred to the Public
Health and Police Committee.
Kealawaa presented resolution that
as much of the Piihonua Tract as is
not at present under cultivation in
cane be set aside as homestead tract.
First Veto Message.
linen came the veto message from
the Governor, borne in proudly by Pri-
vate Secretary Mcbride. BY the very
way he carried his hat, it could be
seen that Mcbride knew his errand to
be an important one.
The veto was upon the Enabling Act,
the Governor reminding the members
that both they and he were in public
offices to work for the public and not
to squander the public money. He
stated himself to be in favor of pay
ing those who did actual work, even
though Illegally appointed, and OPP
posed to paying out good money to
those who did no work at all.
On motion of Rice, the consideration
went over until tomorrow, while the
Speaker announced meeting of his
cabinet.
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Z" Why don t you come in occasional
ly between drinks. demanded the
wife, "and see the playa 81 don t
need to, = replied the bibulous hus-
band. '.The bartender is familiar
with the plot, initiates the actors, and
also knows a lot of gossip about their
personal and family affairs 81 hila-
deiphia Bulletin.
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HOUSE:
Continued From Page one.l

Shingle rose to oppose the resolution
stating that it would be degradation
for an honorable member to be pulled
by anyone, even SO exalted parsonage
as the honorable sergeant-at-arms. He
wanted to know if this resolution was
directed at him or who.
Rice explained that the resolution
was to force members to be in their
seats on third readings and not allow
them to skip out and shirk going on
record on important matters.
The resolution will come up for a
vote on Monday.
More Liquor Petitions.
Two imposing petitions against the
Moore Whisky Bill were presented. One
from Maui. endorsed by Nakaleka, asks
the Legislature "not to change or alter
the present laws This is signed by
seventy-two citizens.
The second petition bore the sigma
lures of seven hundred residents of
Honolulu The petition states that the
present law has not yet been thor
oughly tried but that on the whole it
is the best law the Territory has ever
had and has decreased drinking and
the number of saloons. The petition
points out that the Moore Bill will
destroy all the good points of the exist
ing law and without giving any cor
responding benefits. 1t is also shown
that the voters relied on the election
pledges ofNthe majority of the men,
bers and had no opportunity of acting
on the questions at the polls, wherefor
the petitioners ask the legislators to
keep hands off the persent law.
Statement of Expenses.
The expenses of the House drawn
from the Federal appropriation up to
date amounts to $4,405.01. leaving an
available balance of $5,59499. This is
an average of 1920 % 1-20 a day, con-
siderably below the average of last ses-
sion.
The expenses drawn from the terri
torial appropriation amounted to
$5,2l6.s0, divided as follows: Compen.
satiop Of members. $1,000; interpreta.
tion and translation. $512.21; transpor-
tation, $2s; engressing. 1854: print
ing and advertising, $671.25. The Ha-
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ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING
Honolulu 3 only up-to-date fre-proof
building; rent includes electric light,
hot and cold water, and janitor SER
vice. Apply the Won Hamm- Young
Co., Ltd.
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COUPLES are wanted in elegant pri-
vatc home. Excellent service; first
class table board; $40 week and
upward. Apply 1916 Thurston ave-
nne; phone 1891. $500
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One thousand acres of land at Muo-
lea, in the District Of Hama, Island of
Maui. This land is suitable for the
growing and cultivation of almost any
product. The situation of it is less
Than an hours ride from the steamer
landing at Hama. Title the best.
For price and other particulars in
auire of
$50 JOHN F. CoLBURN.
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There is four cylinder car for sale
at the Hawaiian Garage. according to
an advertisement elsewhere IN this
paper. Mr.. Mcleod states that it is
a bargain.
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GOOD bookkeeper wants books to keep
out of hours. Extra cash needed bad
IL. Address, Bookkeeper, Adver-
tiser office. 1874
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PARTIALLY furnished mosquito proof
cottage; electric lights, gas, bath,
Aigh elevation; meals if desired.
1916 Magazine, or phone 1852, after
p. m. 1927
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A FOUR-CYLINDER automobile is
for sale. Inquire at the Hawaiian
Garage. 324
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YOUNG man, work at anything; $3.50
to 12 p. m. "M. L. care Y. NJ.
G. A.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

TWO large mosquito-proof rooms, with
board, in private family; suitable
for two couples. "W. g., this
ofiee. 1926
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COTTAGES, with board. Mrs. J. Cas-
siay, zoos Kalia road, waikiki.
S133
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED.

BY young couple, housekeeping rooms;
mast be modern and modernly fur
nished; one, two or three rooms.
Phone or see I. o. Gardner, Young
Hotel. o2so
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SURREY and phaeton, new, will be
sold cheap. Apply 1866 King street.
1925
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SQUARE piano in good order. Will be
sold cheap. 14l1 Beretania street. 1924
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

KAPAHHLU, near park, seven-room
cottage, partly furnished; one acre
1osmy soil. chicken house and yard.
s'J. 81, this Office. 1925
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
SPOT Cash for Ladies & Mems Cloth
ing. Address, 1040 Nuuanu st. S279
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
COOL and commoulous; well furnish
ed: mosquito-proof. Helen's Court.
i1a4 Adams Lane. a0k7
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FOR RENT.

BUNGALOW on beach; beautiful
grounds; two bedrooms. parlor, din
ingroom, kitchen, bath; modern
plumbing; electric lights; good sea
bathing. Rent $50. Phone 229.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

waiian translating, according to these
accounts, has cost $1lS3.46 so far
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FOR SALE

ONE phaeton and trap (Gough,Stan-
hopel, both almost new. For sale
very cheap. A. A. Wilder. 324
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
"THE sTANGENwALD Only IRE
proof Office building in city.
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Fax Measure Referred.

House Bill los, the special revenue
and taxation measure, was referred to
the special Senate Committee on taxa.
ton upon the motion of Senator Nc
Carthy.
Coelho's bill to increase merchandise
brokers licenses from 800 to 5000 per
year was referred to the Ways and
Means Committee. The bill to create
the office of public administrator and
the act amending the existing law re-
lating to eonveyanees and survey rec.
ords. were referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Senate Bill No. 10 passed second
ing report of the Public Health COM
mittee.
Senate Bill No. 80, relating to fines
and costs, passed second reading. The
bill win be taken up for third read
ing at the pleasure of the Ways and
Means committee.
Senator Baker declared that Senate
Bill No. 8 was the same as Senate Bill
No. 80 and his motion that the former
measure be laid on tne table was car
ried. both the bills dealing with the
question of county realizations.
The Veto Message.
The announcement was then made
that Secretary Claudius Mcbride was
awaiting the pleasure of the Senate
with message from Governor Frear.
The message was read and the Senate
enlightened as to why the Governor
did not see fit to append his signature
to House Bill No. es, as amended by
the Senate.
ITO the Legislature:
/ II herewith. return House Bill Num.
Der 9S entitled AN Act Authorizing
the Payment of Certain Persons EN-
| ployed by the City and County of Ho,
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Luka is Floating Palace.

Captain Miller, who bought the
schooner Luka about a year ago, has
her fitted up in elegant style. In her
interior furnishings the Luka far and
away surpasses the decorations of the
yacht Lady, which was wrecked some
time ago by the duo Of pirate-soldier-
deserters. At the time Captain Miller
purcAs sd the trim little Vessel Luka,
he took about thirty tons of pig iron
out Of her hold, and put in cement
ballast instead. Now, as decided in
novation, he has cement floor for his
white-winged palace. All of the inte-
rior, and some Of the exterior fittings
of the Luka are Of Hawaiian koa,
which polishes up in splendid shape.
Captain Miller takes his schooner-yacht
out now and then, though most of the
time she is anchored on the Eva side
OF the harbor, with others of the Cap
tain s feet
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IN
THE ASYLUM
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Continued From P-ge One.)
tendent of the asylum. The order of
Judge Robinson directed to the Sheriff
read as follows:
Application having been made to
me to release DR.. J. Ateherley from
custody, pending his appeal to the Cir
cult Court of the First Judicial Circuit
January term. 1909. and Dr. J. Atcher-
ley having appeared before me and
having been examined by me; and 1t
appearing to my satisfaction that there
is no danger to the community from
the release of said DR.. j. Atcheriey,
and It further appearing that he has
no intention to commit any ofense Of
any kind against DIR. !. T. Waysen Or
any member OF his family. and Dr.
Atcherley appearing to thoroughly IN
derstand the duty resting upon him is
a citizen not Ia commit any act Of
violence:
''Tt is hereby ordered that said Dr..
]. Atcherley be released on his own
recognizance until the further order
Of court pending his said appeal.
Dated at Honolulu, this 9th day
of January. 1909.
/" (Signed1 ". J. ROBINSON,
HThird Judge Of the Circuit Court of
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.
First quarter Of moon January IS.

First quarter Of moon January Is.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
bout one hour earlier than at Homo
xlu.
hawaiian standard time liz 10 hsurs
O minutes slower than Greenwich
lime. being that Of the meridian OF 157
degrees thirty minutes. The time
whistle blows at 100 p. m, which 10
the same as Greenwich hours 0 min
stez. Sun and moon are for local time
lor the whole group.
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Gas Company Take Warning.

A communication from the Superin.
tendent of Public Works, stating that
he had given permission for the Rapid
Transit to connect their track up with
the military railroad on Saratoga ave-
nue. on condition that the road be fixed
and the track laid in a way to satisfy
the road supervisor led to a protest
from Quinn and a declaration of policy.
Quinn objected to the road supervisor
being recognized in this and moved to
strike out that portion of the communi-
cation and substitute the committee
on roads and bridges, garbage, parks
and public improvements, :" which Is
Mr.. Quinn s own little committee.
.'This is only one letter. he said,
g but we will get thousands before we
are through. / notice letters on file
fram the Gas Company that they win
repair the streets in the same good con-
dition they find them. They never
do. I am going to see, so long as [ am
on this board and chairman of this COM
mittee, that they do fix the streets at
ter them properly and not leave humps
and bumps
The letter was finally referred to Mr..
Quinn s committee. Fern put this mo-
tion
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art of sketehing fantastic figures and
fanciful faces on the hard shell of a
eocoanut, after which he gives the
whole a lustrous polish. A sample OF
his workmanship is on exhibition IN the
offices of Commissioner Amy.
Helene Carried Sugar.
The schooner Helene. Captain Thomp-
son. got away for San Francisco with
a cargo of sugar yesterday morning. She
has been at this port for the past two
months waiting for her cargo.
Porter and Chilcott Delayed.
The oil-steamer W. S. Porter viii
probably not sail until Saturday for
Gaviota. The Marion Chilcott is under
going repairs and will not leave until
next Wednesday.
American Hawaiian Notes.
The American-Ha Hawaiian freighter
Mexican is due to arrive here this
morning. She carries freight from New
York, via Tehuantepec, Puget Sound
and San Francisco The next vessel of
that line to leave San Francisco is
the Pleiades, sailing from the Golden
Gate City on February s. From Puget
Sound, the Missourian will sail for Ho-
nolulu on February 4.
Shipping Notes.
The ship Fort George, which is long
overdue. carried a crew of thirty men.
The Claudine will arrive this morn
ing on her regular return from Maui
and Hilo.
The Inter-Island steamer Likelike
took on considerable lumber yesterday
afternoon.
The Togo Kisen Kaisha liner Nippon
Maru is reported as arriving at Yoke
hama on January twenty-third.
The schooner H. C. Wright, which
sailed from Mahukona on December 20
arrived at Coos Bay yesterday.
The Manehuria will dock at the
Oceanic wharf when she enters the har
Dor tomorrow. The Mongolia viii &C
to the Hackfeld dock.
A number of vessels in port, includ
ing the Marie Hackfeld, few their holi
day flags yesterday in honor of the
birthday of Emperor William
According to wireless despatch re
ceived here yesterday the schooner
James Rolph arrived at Hama from Sar
Francisco yesterday forenoon.
1t is report compiled by the Collector
of Customs at Aberdeen, Washington
it is shown that lumber valued at $145,
s2222 was shipped from that port te
the Hawaiian Islands during 1908.
The American ship Erskine NJ
Phelps, well-known here, recently
sailed out of Port Townsend, Wash
ington. with a cargo of canned salmon
for New York. Owing to scarcity OF
seamen in the Northwest, the vesse
left four short of her usual complement
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Veto Overridden.

The veto of the Mayor of the reso-
hutton appropriating for the pay of the
police court interpreters was considered
and outvoted, the Mayor putting this
motion also. The motion is that my
veto be overridden,' is the way he
announced it.
Logan objected to the readvertising
of this resolution but withdrew his OBJ
lection after Milverton had whispered
To him
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demeanor and feeling that a rational
and sane man should have toward an
other man whom ne considers his enemy,
even if the grievance was real.
Feeling as / do l now hold that Dr..
Atcherley is an insane person, and
commit him to the insane asylum. -
Magoon, representing Ateherley, noted
an appeal.
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BOARD MIDDLE
GETTING WORSE
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ing business, = said the last named.
+" Il IS my intention that you are.
The Mayor complained that he knew
nothing of what was going on prior to
the presentation of reports at the meet
ing, contrasting this state of affairs
with what prevailed in the days of
Hustace, who kept his finger on the
treasury pulse at all times. Aylett re-
minded the Mayor that it was his own
fault because he had never asked any
OF the committee to confer with him.
The facts are that the Mayor viii not
recognize any of the committees and
none of the committeeman will so de-
mean themselves as to go to the Mayor
as Supervisors. They will appear as
members of standing committees or not
at all.
Finally the payrolls and salary de-
mands were worried through the maze
OF refusals to put and respectful de-
mands.
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Want Their Money.

Quinn moved for an adjournment to
Monday next, but Aylett objected. Leer-
ing playfully around the board, he re-
minded the members that Monday was
in February, which would mean that
the end of the month had been allowed
to get past without he and the others
getting their month S pay. He moved
for an adjournment to Friday, giggiing
riotously as he thought of the fifty com,
ing on Saturday. eve have been so
busy trying to pay others, he tee-heed,
.tthat we mustn t forget ourselves. +"
The rest kokuaed his motion and the
meeting will be held tomorrow at four
o clock.
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capillo Makes Cocoa Cups,

Louis Capilo, ex-eook and master of
the kitchen Of the barkentine Irmgard,
who sought the joys of the flowing
bowl long but not wisely, has turned
cup-carver for living. The King of
the Galley is now past master of the
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The Yokohama Specie
Bank, Limited
ESTABLISHED 1880
Capital paid ups. Yen 100000
Reserve Fund Yen 100000
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
Branches and Agencies:

Toxic, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki, Lon
don, Lyons, New York, San Francisco,
Bombay, Hongkong, Shanghai, Han
know, Chefoo, Tientsin, Picking, New
chang, Dalny, Port Arthur, Antung-
Hsien, Liaoyang, Mukden. Tienling,
Changchun.
The bank buys and receives for
collection bills of exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters of Credit, and
transacts a general banking business.
Honolulu Branch, 81 s. King st.
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The announcement of the formal rec
ognition of the claims of Willie CTaw-
ford upon the criminal prosecuting end
of the municipal government came in a
letter from the County Attorney, in
part as follows:
81 beg to inform you that under the
power given me by the charter, / have
appointed w. H. Crawford, as messenger
in the Office of the City and County
Attorney, said appointment to date
from the fifteenth day of January. 1909.
/ respectfully ask that the salary of
Mr.. Crawford be fixed at the sum of
$75 per month
How Crawford s appointment could
date from the fifteenth, when he was
an applicant for another job and Ger,
tainly not at work for the City Attor-
ney three days ago, is only one of the
queer things about the appointment.
Crawford s pay was voted under the
general appropriation and on Saturday
he will draw down half a month g salary
for doing two days and half's work,
whatever that is.
Quinn moved the confirmation of the
salary as fixed and Logan jammed the
motion through. 1t viii be fine item
of record to explain when election day
comes around
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Not a Citizen Company.

The City Clerk reminded the beard
that the fire insurance policy on the
city furniture lapsed tomorrow. The
last policy was one of $4,000 with the
Norwich Insurance company. There
was a look of incredulity on the faces
of some of the Supervisors when 1t per-
colated into them that an alien cor
poration was getting city business. The
matter of a new policy was passed up
to the finance committee.