The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-04-10
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80, 1907.
License Commissioners.-Cou OF
Hawaii: William H. Greenwell, first
class, July IS, 1908. County of Maui:
III. A. Baldwin, frst-class, June II, 1907
County of Oahu, Clarence Fl. Cooke
first class, june 20, 1908; Norman Wat.
kins, second-class. July IS, 1908; Carlos
A. Long, first-class, November 6, 1908
County of Kauai: Harry R. Smythe,
second class. September IS, 1907; Au-
gustus F. Knudsen, second class, Nov
ember 2, 1908.
Prison Inspector, First Judicial Cir
cult, Edward Davis, June II, 1907.
Not Confirmed
Attorney General, Charles Reed Hem
enway, August Is, 1907.
Treasurer, A. ]. Campbell, April 13,
1908
License Commissioner, County of Ha-
wall. A. Lidgate, second class, October
5. 1907 IA J. Campbell, Oahu, resign
ed since date of Governor s messageI.
Defer Action
Commissioner of Public Lands, James
w. Pratt, November 80, 1907.
Surveyor, Walter E. Wall, November
25, 1907.
Commissioner of Public Instruction:
s. NJ. Kanakanui, July 80, 1907; F. Z.
p. Waterhouse, June %, 1907; Mrs.
Mary Wilcox. July %, 1908; Antonio
Perry, July 90, 1908.
Bills Are Signed.
Upon the converting of the Senate
notification was received from Secre-
farv Mott-Smith, stating that the Gov
ernor has signed Senate Bill No. 116,
Act 66. an act to amend Section 1'of
Act SO of the Session Laws of 1909,
entitled, An act to promote the con-
servation and development of the nat
ural resources of the Territory through
immigration and other means by i'm
posing tax on incomes and appropri-
ating the proceeds for such purpose -;
Senate Bill No. rs, Act 81, amending
Section 3032 of the Revised Laws.
House Bill No. ZIG, Act IS, an act
TO amend Sections 3. 4 and 5 of Act
H04 of the Session Laws of 1907, pro-
,yiding for the protection Of birds ben
,efieaI to the forests of the Territory.
House Bill No. 3. Act ga, an act to
amend Section 1878 Of the Revised
Laws, as amended by Act 81 of the
Session Laws of 1905, relating to in
come tax.
House Bill No. 80, Act 65, an act
TO provide for the disposition of the
proceeds arising from agriculture and
industrial pursuits in certain schools.
Abe Case Costs.
Attorney General Hemenway sub
United an itemized list of the Terri
forial expenses in the case of the Ter
ritory against Y Abe, in response to
the resolution introduced by Senator
GoeIho. The cable expense amounted
TO 1862 and the travelling expenses of
G. A. DOYLE totaled $572.53.
When he introduced the resolution
Thursday, Coelho was told by Senator
Ehil1ingworth that japanese had borne
the costs incident to the extradition
of Abe from Japan. When Hemen-
ways report on the expenses of the
case was received. Goelho took occa
sion to remind chillingworth of his
statement, the latter replying that he
was informed that his statement made
the previous day was correct.
A letter was received from Chief
Justice Hartwell Of the Supreme Court
asking that no reduction be made in
the clerical force available for the SUI
preme Court, the report being laid on
the table to be considered when the
Judiciary Department is reached in the
course of considering the appropriation
bill.
A resolution was introduced by SEN
Dnlnear VoaJc Ryinr fbo -
payment fer Secretary Savidg. in the
work of compiling the Senate Journal,
and another reso,utiol vas introduced
and adopted, authorizing the advertis-
ing for bids for the printing If the
journal. A third resolution gave the
clerk authority to correct all typo
graphical and clerical errors liz the
Senate records.
coelho presented resolution that no
member of the Senate should speak for
longer than FIVE minutes without the
unanimous consent of the Senate. Com
ing from Coelho, the resolution was a
joke and was adopted as such. Coelho
stated later that he would be least af-
fected by it, because he could talk
faster than any other member of the
upper house.
Defer Loan Bill.
The loan bill, carrying an appropri-
alton of ST ,669, 1922 for county inn
provements. was considered with the
majority and minority reports of the
WAYS and Means Committee. The ma
jcrity of the committee, consisting of
Senator's Fairchild, Quinn and Moore,
are against the loan bill, recommend
ing that the counties provide for the
interna! improvements by the levying
of an additional tax of onefourth of
one per cent. or less. The minority,
Coelho and Brown, favored the passage
of the bill in an amended form.
Senator Fairehild moved for the
adoption of the majority report, and
Coelho made similar motion in be
half of the report of the committee
minority. President Smith stated that
no immediate action should be taken
npti copies of the reports were pre-
pared for each member of the Senate
A motion to that effect was adopted
and consideration of the bill was de-
ferred
On the order of the day was the
Senate hill introduced by Coelho al
lowing anyone to treat persons afflict-
ed with ineurable diseases or "oiyen