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The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-07-31

Our County Sheriff and deputies
have been busy of late and should
hane credit for promptly landing two
murderers beside other important ar
rests this week.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-07-31

"Hayco," the man who can re-
lease himself from any pair of hand
cuffs, will be at the Wonderland
Theater Monday night.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-07-31

San Mateo and Crescent City play
ball next Saturday at Crescent City.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-07-31

Capt. Geo. Crotty and family were
down from Crescent City Sunday.
They were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Darlington.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-07-31

Green Cove Springs has formed a
Sub Road District. The election
carries levy of mills.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-07-31
Published Weekly, $i.OO a Year.

another steamboat line between here
and Jacksonville.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-07-31

PIank's Chill Tonic for Ma
larla, Chills. Fever, Colds and
LaGrlppe. Guaranteed 20 cure
or money refunded. Sold by
s. w. Rowley, San MateO. All
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-07-31
Local Weather Report.
TEMPERATURES:

Mrs. d. 5. Tingley is now in Elk
N. g.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15
STATEMENT OF
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN

The Chairman-Mr.M Mcclellan, you
have before you the bill Is. 769D
to ratify an act of the legislature Of
the Territory Of Hawaii authorizing
the manufacture and distribution of
electric light and power in the dis
trict OF Lahaina, Territory of Ha-
wall, and the bill Is. 1889 to ratl-
fly and confirm an act of the legisla-
ture Of the Territory of Hawaii au-
thorizing the manufacture and dis
tribution of electric light and power
in the district of Wailuku, Territory
of Hawaii.
Will you kindly explain those bills,
the necessity for them, and give rea-
sons why they should be reported ia
yorably by this committee?
Mr.. McClellan-Senate bill 1897 is
an act to provide a plant for supply
ing electric light and power in the
town of Lahaina in the island of
Maui. This bill was passed by the
legislature of the Territory of Hawaii
and under the provisions of the or
ganic act necessarily comes here for
approval. The act was approved by
Governor Carter, the then governor
of the Territory.
The act states in detail what the
regulations shall be for the placing
of the wires on the streets. 1t pro-
vides that all of their location and
regulation shall be under the author
ity of the officials who have charge
of the streets and roads. II gives
specific authority TO those officials 10
add to and amend these rules regu-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15
STATEMENT BY
WALTER F. FREAR,
GOVERNOR OF HAWAII

Mr.. Frear-I have carefully exam
ined the aforementioned bills and
am OF the opinion that they should
be enacted by Congress with the
amendment that has been made or
proposed In committee. These are
comparatively small communities,
and electric light and power service
will be of great benefit to them. The
franchises are of no very great value.
They are neither exclusive nor per-
petual, and their exercise is carefully
guarded by the provisions OF the bills.
1t is fortunate that companies are
willing to take the risk of putting in
the necessary plant and supplying
light and power.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15

monopoly in this bill and in the Wal
luku bill. They are privileges for
small communities which have no
means of securing electric light, and
the representations made to the leg
islature were that the only means of
getting any company to undertake
the matter was to have a franchise
OF this sort passed. Therefore the To-
cal legislature was satisfied and pass
ed both measures.
Now. want to call attention, IN
connection with Senator Clay's OBJ
lection, to the fact that one of these
bills
The Chairman-Before you leave
that, we have embodied here the bill
passed by the legislature of Hawaii
as amended by the House. What Is
there here to indicate what has been
added to what the legislature of IIa-
wall provided?
Mr.. Mcclellan can briefly out
line the changes which were made in
the House OF Representatives In the
bill as u was passed by the legisla-
ture. In the first place, there were
a number OF pro lorna amendments.
The bill a sit passed the legislature
gave the regulation of the affairs In
the streets to the superintendent OF
public works of the Territory. In the
interim between the passage of the
bill by the legislature and the action
here county government had been es-
tablished, and therefore 1t became
necessary to change that phraseology
In order to provide for the new Off
Gals.
Then the original act as passed by
the legislature gave term of thirty
five years. That was eliminated here
In the House of Representatives and
left simply with the power to repeal
at any time.
Then the House of Representatives
eliminated the fixed rates which had
been determined by the legislature
and instead inserted this provision
to have the rate subject to regula-
ton by the courts.
Senator Warner-That is, they, fix
ed rate and II may be changed by
the court.
Mr.. McClellan-No; there is no
rate fixed. That was eliminated.
There is a minimum rate.
Senator Warner-What section Is
that?
ITO BE ContInued,)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15

them, because the thing is not worth
attorney here at all to represent
enough to them to justify them In
employing an attorney here.
Senator Warner-Lahaina is a
town of $500 people?
Mr.. McClellan-A little town OF
$500 people. As a matter of fact,
think they should have franchise
there without paying anything In a
small community like this. because
II can not be very profitable propo-
sition, as there are not enough people
there.
The chairman-Who gets the per
cent, the municipality
Mr.. MecIeiian-The Superintendent
Of Public Works. Il goes to the Ter.
rltory.
The chairman-it ought to be paid
to the municipality, ! should think, II
Il Is paid to anybody.
Senator Warner-That 10 what
think.
The chairman-AlI over our part OF
the country we impose taxes, but they
90 to the benefit Of the locality rather
than to the state.
Senator Miitoh-I think the govern.
or said that eli revenue went to the
General Government and then II was
returned In certain directions.
The Chairnan-It is all right as
It is. perhaps. Mr.. Mcclellan. this
bill has In this form passed the
House?
Mr.. McClellan-It passed the
House In this form. Senator.
The Chairman-And came to the
Senate?
Mr.. McClellan-Yes.
The Chairman-And this commit
tee was polled. and on poll reported
favorably on the bill?
Mr.. Mcclellan. Yes.
The Chairman-Then when II cana
up In the Senate some objections were
raised by Senator Clay, which you
have just been pointing out were not
well taken?
Mr.. McCellan-Yes.
The Chairman--No one seemed to
be familiar enough with the bill at
the moment to explain 1t satisfactor-
lily.
Mr.. McClellan-Senator Clay was
under the impression that this was a
franchise for thirty-hve years. In
answer to your question. Mr.. Chair
man. ! will state that there is no
term at all provided in the bill. The
last section provides
THAT Congress, or the legislature
OF the Territory OF Hawaii with the
approval of Congress, may at any
time alter, amend, or repeal said
act"
That is the form of all the fran
chises which have been given by
Congress since the organic act has
required an Endorsement by Con-
gress OF local franchises. So there
is no term, and there is absolutely no
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15

do not expect to have any difficulty.
II any head OF department under
me is not satisfactory, expect him
TO leave without being removed.
The Chairman think in most of
our States where the power of remov-
al is given to the governor II Is upon
cause being shown. I know that is
the case in my own State.
Governor Frear-I have no objec-
ton to that at all.
The Chairman had to remove In
one or two instances, but / had to
give the parties notice and give
them chance to be heard in answer
to the charges that were preferred.
Governor Frear-Yes,I would have
no objection to that, but the present
provision is Objectionable, because
there is a period of two years be-
tween sessions of the senate, and II
ought to be possible to remove an Of
ficer, IL necessary, during that time
without having to call special ses-
sion of the senate, at an expense OF
several thousand dollars.
simply want to avoid the Difficult
ty which would arise in not being
able to remove person during vaca-
ton. Governor Dole got into great
difficulty that way. He was forced
to appoint number of persons who
a ftarwarIg nrnvad m ha amha1zIarc IN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15

sufficiently to have an opinion as to
whether or not they should be favor
ably reported by this committee?
Governor Frear-I have not had
time to examine them very carefully
in all their details. II you desire It,
| will prepare a statement on the sub
jcct and send II to the committee.
The Chairman-We shall be glad
to have you do so.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15

lating the placing Of poles, wires, in
sulation. and. so on.
Section 4 provides that these lines
shall also be operated so as not to
interfere with the use of the streets.
Section provides that they shall
likewise be subject to the inspection
OF the officials of the board, and then
provision Is made for the placing OF
meters for measuring the power sup
piled.
In section 6 there is a provision
THAT power is hereby conferred
upon the courts of appropriate juris-
diction at all times and upon the petit
ton of any consumer of the company
to hear and determine from time to
time whether an existing rate or
rates is or are unreasonable, and II
a rate be unreasonable, to order the
same to be decreased, and to enforce
such orders by appropriate judgment
or decree"
The original thought was that II
might be well to fix maximum rates
for this service. but when the COM
mittee of the House attempted to go
into that matter they were utterly
unable to arrive at any basis which
they thought would be sufficiently
large to enable a company to under
take the putting In of a plant and
furnishing light and power on an as
sured basis of profit without making
1t so high that 1t would be pre-
sumption against the consumer and
so would In the end work against the
interest of the consumer.
Therefore they thought best to
leave 1t in this form so that any con-
sumer would have an appeal to the
LEGAL court. So this clause was put
in to safeguard the question of rates
The Chairman-That clause was
put in in the National House of Rep
-resentatiyes?
Mr.. McClellan-ln the House OF
Representatives The other provis'
ions are of detail, giving the com
pany the right to acquire, hold. Of
take over such property as may be
necessary and incidental to the prop
er conduct OF its business.
Section also gives this Lahaina
company the power to borrow money
and TO issue bonds by mortgage.
The Chairman-For what length Of
time is this franchise granted?
Mr.. McClellan-That is covered
In later section.
The Chairman-Oh, | see.
Mr.. McClellan-Section 10 pro
vides--
That said company, its represent
atiyes, successors, and assigns, shall
be responsible for any damages, eth
er to person or property, resulting
from any act of negligence on III
part, which may occur by reason o.
the exercise of any of the privileges
herein granted"
Section IL provides that the char
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15

ter may be forfeited for noncompli-
ance with its terms upon action Of
the local authorities or by the attor-
ney general of the Territory upon
showing that the company Is not fur
nishing adequate service or not COM
plying with the conditions of its
franchise.
Senator IL is the answer to the
main objection that Senator Clay
raised to this bill. Senator Clay
said, You are issuing a franchise to
a particular company"-which is
true-"for the exclusive use OF the
privilege of furnishing light to this
community" Section ~ provides
that
1T is hereby expressly provided
that nothing herein contained shall
be so construed as to grant the COM
pany an exclusive right to furnish,
sell, or supply electric light and pow
err"
So the Senator was absolutely mis-
taken in his idea as to the scope OF
the bill.
Then the next section provides that
the company shall pay per cent Of
the gross receipts OF the company an
nually to the local government for
this franchise.
Senator Warner-If any compen-
sation at all Is to be provided, Is that
considered as being an adequate COM
pensation for a franchise?
Mr.. McClellan-one per cent of
gross receipts is equivalent to at
least s per cent of net receipts, and
is, think, fully adequate. So far
az this franchise Is concerned, /
would say that It is for community
o. about $500 people. A franchise to
furnish electric light for a commu-
nifty OF $500 people, which is scat
tered over very wide area, is so
small that would say II is the
judgment of people In Honolulu that
nothing but local interest would lead
LEGAL capital to go into 1t at all. l
do not believe you can get dollar
of capital from Honolulu even to go
into this proposition. 1t is simply TO
enable the local people to have a
company there carried by local capt.
tai to supply them light. AS 1t is,
they can not get this service and
they can. not secure the right for any
company to supply 1t without this
privilege being granted by Congress,
The Chairman-How far is Lahai-
ma from Honolulu?
Mr.. McClellan-About 60 miles.
Governor Frear-It Is rs miles.
Mr.. McClellan-It Is on the island
of Maui.
The Chairman-This will be an Is
olated plant then? 1t has no rela-
ton to Honolulu?
Mr.. McClellan-Absolutely none,
So far as ] am personally concerned,
! am simply speaking on behalf OF
the Delegate. That company have no
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Continued from Thursday
Governor Frear-Yes. might
make a correction there. or course
Il makes a difference whether you
include simply the territorial officials
or the federal officials. | suppose you
mean to exclude customs and internal
revenue and postoffice officials.
The Chairman had no very in
telligent idea in asking my ques-
ton. | wanted to get at how the
balance stood, how much there is in
your favor as Affecting the question
OF your receipts and disbursements.
Governor Frear-lf you take all
the postmasters and collectors of Gus
toms and internal-reyenue collectors
In the service of the Federal Govern
ment proper, the amount would of
course exceed 100000, but so far
as territorial officials are concerned,
| think 1t would not amount to more
than $4,000, besides which the Fed
eral Government appropriates now
PoNtVVV tNtiy S'Nohu scai to"alu iSb
islatiye expenses.
Removals From Office
The Chairman-Aret there any fur
Their remarks that you want to make,
Governor?
Governor FTear--I might call at
tention to section 6. The main pur-
pose of that section Is to permit the
governor to remove officers without
requiring the consent of the Senate.
At present he is required to have the
consent of the Senate for removals as
well as for appointments, A require
ment of the consent of the Senate to
remove officers was inserted in view
OF conditions arising out of the over
throw of the monarchy, but | think
II is no longer necessary. 1t is OBJ
jectionable in principle and. as a
matter of fact, II has created a good
deal of trouble.
The Chairman-Do you think the
governor should be allowed to remove
from Office arbitrarily without cause
being shown?
Governor Frear-Well, / think so;
but | am not particular upon that
point. So far as | am concerned, ]
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15

Bloomington, H., Jan. John 7.
Geltmacher, a Chicago Board of Trade
operator, today gave a savings bank
account with one dollar credited to
each of 200 poor children, in order 10
give them an object lesson in the value
Of saving. The gifts came in connec-
ton with the annual dinner provided
ten years ago by the will Of his de.
ceased father.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-15
FORAKER SUGGESTED.
OFFICIAL Be HEARD.
INTERESTING COMMENT PROVISION PROP0s-
ED AMENDMENTS TO ORGANIC ACT-FRANCHIsEs AND
PAYMENT OF TAX TO MUNICIPALITY


Governor Frear's statement before
Senate Committee on Pacific Islands;
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DOLLAR FOR 200 CHILDREN.

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Sebermann teunt bic usn ars &C.
~licferte Nrbcit; mir benfcn nidt ba.
ran, ms ielbit 81 lob,u> lputcrn ibcr.
laicn Sics nniercn 2eiitnngen. Seine
lreppen bel uns az eritei8sn. 2aEen
Sic I'D BON Mnberen uidt tGnjAen,
GO siebt nur rim ciasiees SsbbeI-stn
bio nnS Sies befinbst i'd i'm Yartrrre.
Ndten Sie anf Sas Saus, no nsier
Wanea anf Xbireu unb J~eniern
tebt.
6einc Mgentcn. Gin YreiS.
Ndten Sie anf
-Sebbel's-
321 Rorb.W Str, uahe Giah.
(TatS.zAe.1s)
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las iiioiihe Mcu abr be-
9ailn geitern nit Sonnenuntcrgung
mp miro III ollcn Spnogogen Der
Stopt geiciert. Gic Rcforntillocil
lieIen Die 6eier bel,ic Nbeno nit
Sonnenuntergong Gin. uGbrcno Die
ortboaoren Slibcn boS Ne%lliabrsieit
aud, moraen nod ieiern merben.
SunSerte Suben bon AuMpGrts lino
nod Baltimore gcfOmmeu lin bier
bas Neniabrsieit 81 uerIeben.
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". @ciHert.
~altimore's Dtntfder y~butosrapb,
4OO-4ti
Wprb.0ag.Stra6c

Norb.9ag.Str
Gin rritflaifses WcidGit fir crit.
fiaiiise Nrbeiten, nnb teinc bdbercn
&rciie, ais Sic anSerswo b~e5ablen.
SprsiaIitat, Wereinsermppen uno
Samiiicusrnppen. 0erar66ernngen
pad) alton Siloern unter Warantie.
Adlten Sis aaf ohise Xbreiie; e.
ut 81 Sbrem @ortbcile.
Neine Werbinbnng nit ir6rnS ii.
uem nnbsrtn stnAio.
eaNt tite AuDIaab teisr0t q. Sains, as
DtspalttMoyes4tt, MN 0uNoU &evfesaDe.