Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-15

Mr.. McCarn, the same considers
ton at the hands Ct the court and
It's officers. ! take pleasure In =
saying to him that I believe it
will be afforded and that he win j
be benefited greatly by It" =
Appreciates klndness. azs,.zs - -. x. 4
Every official and enploye OF the
federal court was present at the lit
tie ceremony. Among others were At
tonney w. H Smith Of Hilo, Glenn
Quinn. Judge Alex. Lindsay. Attorney.
general w. w. Thayer. A. L. C.. Atkin-
son, Joseph Lightf0ot,s c. q. Andrews
and Judge r. p. Quarles; Walter F.
Frear, the ex-governor, was the only
member Of the new I'm Of Frear,
Prosser, Anderson "a Marx To be ab-
sent, and Judge w. b Lynler was the
only member of the firm of Thomp-
son, Wilder, Watson & Lymer to .be
absent Internal Revenue Collector G.
A. Cottrill was there, as was also II.
L Ssuers. the dark horse candidate
for Cottrill,s Job who suddenly flash
ed forth from Maui recently. s
As a token Of their esteem and best
wishes to the retiring district attor.
ney the officials and employees of the
federal court presented to him this
morning an order for q Handsome roll
top desk and office chaff, to cost $50.
Breckons announces that he is retire
ing to private practise With headquar.
tiers on the second floor of the
SPEECHES building where his Office is
at present being fitted. ssI s5ssFaAs
Must Secure Successor. fa ..a 81
The weight of responsibility already
has been impressed upon the new dis
trict attorney. He must now select
successor to- C. G. Biting. who has
so ably assisted Breckons the last
Jews years, as we'll asoselect an adj
Editional stenograpbe and seek to
fill the place LETT, vacant. by ( Miss
Charlotte +. Sackett. who accom-
panies Breckons into his downtown Of
flee and private practice Miss Sac.
skett came to Hawaii with Breckons
and has been in his employ for the.
last II years. 5 &. s.'g,3 ..s
DO you think I'd let her stay In
this office now ;" asks Breckons.
Not much.
Attorney Biting reiterated today
the statement he made few weeks
ago: that he will remain Id the Of
flee until McCarn can find another for
the place, a Job which the latter may
find no sinecure. -He already has q
number of applications from men on
the mainland for the place, however,
and may eventually select one of
them. 1t Is generally admitted among
the local fraternity that the salary.
$4,000 per annum, ID not commensur.
ate with the work and ability the OF.
flee demands 81.
Mccarn Family located. H. -
Mrs. Stanley A. Strader, the re-.
naming stenographer in the district
attorneys Office, Is employed under.
the civil service regulations and prob
ably VIII retain her position.
Breckons already has plenty of
work IN his capacity as private
practitioner. He is still special pros.
ecuting attorney for the territory In
the graft cases on Hawaii, and may
go to Hilo as soon as the matter of
office detail has been made clear to
his successor in the federal court.
jeff McCarn and his family, on the
urgent invitation Of Mrs. Frear have
made Ex-Governor Frear's Punahou
residence their temporary home. They
will begin housekeeping In home of
their own as soon as a satisfactory
location can be found and the neces.
sary furnishings installed. All the
household goods were left behind In
Nashville and they tsxpeet to start
anew In Hawaii, seeking to make this
in every way their real home.