The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-13

Holt. September -, 1905; John NJ.
Dowsett. January 20, 1909
Commissioners Of immigration; Ern.
est A. Mott.Smith, President, Augus,
Is, 1905; Richard 1vers, August 10,
1908.
Commissioner Of Public Archives,
George Robert Carter, October 10, 1907.
Regents of the College Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts: Ralph 5. Hosmer,
September 10. 1907; Henry +. Cooper,
April 10, 1908.
Hawaiian Library: William L. Whit.
ney. July 80, 1907; Alonzo Gartley,
April 81, 1905.
Honolulu Park Commission: Walter
NJ. Giffard. August s, 1905; George p.
Castle. August 49, 1908; Gerrit p. vii.
der, August 2s, 1908
Medical Examiner, 4. n. Sinclair, NJ.
d., March 3, 1905.
Dental Examiners: c. b. High D. d.
s., July 80, 1907; A. j. Derby, d. d. s.,
May 10, 1908
Board of Pharmacy: Samuel S, Peek,
July 30 1907; William l.. Moore, NJ.
d., July 30, 1907; Ray b. Reedy, July
80 1907.
License Commissioners.-Cou of
> Hawaii: William II. Greenwell, first
class, July 10, 1908. County of Maui:
II. A. Baldwin, first-class, June ~, 1907.
County of Oahu. Clarence ii. Cooke,
first class june 20, 1908; Norman Wat.
kins, second-class. July 2S, 1908; Carlos
A. Long, frst.class, November 6, 1908.
County of Kauai: Harry r. Smythe,
p second d.class. September 13, 1907; Au.
gustus f. Knudsen, second class, Nov.
ember 9, 1908.
Prison Inspector, First Judicial Cir.
cult, Edward Davis, June IL, 1907.
Not Confirmed
Attorney General, Charles Reed Hem.
enway, August 10, 1907.
1908
License Commissioner, County of Ha.
waii. A. Lidgate. secondclass, October
5, 1907 A. j. Campbell, Oahu, resign
ed since date of Governor s message
r Defer Action
Commissioner of Public Lands, James
w. Pratt, November 30, 1907.
Surveyor, Walter E. Wall, November
%, 1907.
Commissioner of Public Instruction:
4. S. NJ. Kanakanui, July 80, 1907; +. 7
t p. Waterhouse, June %, 1907; Mrs
4 Mary Wilcox. July 2s, 1905; Antonio
$ Perry, July %, 1908.
Bills Are Signed.
Upon the convening of the Senate
notification was received from Secre
tary Mott Smith. stating that the Gov
!, ernor has signed Senate Bill No. 116
:. Act &C, an act TO amend Section / o.
+ Act SO of the Session Laws of 1909
! entitled, can act to promote the con
!, servation and development of the nat
ural resources of the Territory through
r immigration and other means by i'm
posing a tax on incomes and appropri
|. ating the proceeds for such purpose"
Senate Bill No. lis. Act 67, amending
!, Section 3O32 of the Revised Laws.
= House Bill No. 116, Act 6S, an nc
r to amend Sections 3, and of Ac
l. ll04 of the Session Laws of 1907, pre-
yiding for the protection of birds ber
- efcial TO the forests of the Territory
House Bill No. 3. Act Ga, an act t
: amend Section 1878 of the Revise
y Laws, as amended by Act 81 of tn
Session Laws of 1905, relating TO in
come tax.
House Bill No. 50. Act 65, an ac
TO provide for the disposition of tn
proceeds arising from agriculture an
industrial pursuits in certain schools.
Abe Case Costs.
Attorney General Hemenway sui
mitted an itemized list of the Terr
torial expenses in the case of the Tel
ritory against Y. Abe, in response t
the resolution introduced by Senate
Coeiho. The cable expense amounte
to S96.S2 and the travelling expenses q
G. A. DOYLE totaled S572,53.
When he introduced the resolutio
Thursday, Coelho was told by Senate
Chillingworth that Japanese had borr
the costs incident to the extraditio
of Abe from Japan. When Hemel
ways report on the expenses of Il
case was received, Coelho took occ
sion to remind Chillingworth of h
statement, the latter replying that !
was informed that his statement mac
the previous day was correct.
A letter was received from Chi,
Justice Hartwell of the supreme Cou
asking that no reduction be made
the clerical force available for the s.
preme Court, the report being laid q
the table to be considered when II
judiciary Department is reached in Il
course of considering the appropriate,
bill.
A resolution was introduced by Sc
ator Palmer Woods fixing the rate
payment f,r Secretary Savidgr in t
work of compiling the Senate Journ
and another resolution aas introduc
and adopted, authorizing the advert
ing for bids for the printing 1f t