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HOUSE
FoRTT-EIGHTH DAT

New Bills.
s. B. 129-Empowering the City and
County of Honolulu to provide for Ger
| tain improvements on. the. streets, al
leys and other highways in the dis
trict. Judd.
S. B. officiating to the issuance
of licenses. Writ.
s. B. 132-Authorizing the superin
tendent of public works to contract
with Lord Yopngs Engineering Co., fol
| filling in certain insanitary lands In
Honolulu. Chillingworth.
Third Reading.
II. B. 80 (Kanihol Providing 9
place of interment for the dead Of the
City and County of Honolulu. Passed
% to O.
H. B. 175 Dynamite authorize
the appointment of supervising princi
pals for the schools. OF the territory
Passed, % to O..
H. B. 227 &c. p. Cooked ITO encour
age certain industries, extending the
term of exemption from taxation, pro
yided in Act rs, S. L. 1911 Action de
ferred to Saturday, April 10.
| H. B. 230 (Kaaua--Amending Act
creating counties within the territory
Passed, 26 to 2, Irwin and Kaniho dis
senting
H. B. 259 fMcC Relating tc
common nuisances. Passed, 81 to L
Kaniho dissenting.
H. B. 265 &C. P. Cookel-Making ap
preparation for mechanical, live
stock, agricultural and horticultural
fair. Passed, Irwin dissenting.
! H. B. 266 (Sheldon)-To add new
section to the r. L. H, to, be known
as Section 1418J, relating to licenses
Passed, % to O. ...z ,.~..
H. B. 270 (Watkins) -Relating to
the exercise of the power of eminent
domain by the counties and city and
county Passed, % to 0.
H. B. 274 Dynamite appropriate
$4,000 to facilitate and expedite the
granting of certain preference rights
on the government lands OF Piihunoa
and Waiakea. South Hilo, Hawaii.
Passed, % to 0. ......... + .-.s-.
H. B. 276 &C. H Cooke)-To amend
the act Incorporating che Honolulu
Sailors Home Society. Passed, %
to 0. ~. -. .'.=
H. B. 2S4 blouse Education Com
mittee)-To establish the Kauai High
School. Passed, % to 0. -.
S. B. II tBaldWinl---To provide for
the support and maintenance of il
legitimate children. Action deferred
TO Saturday, April 10. z
Petitions and Memorials. -.
No. 49-From 126 citizens. against
Rapid Transit franchise bill. Kawe-
wehi Referred to lands committee.
No. 50-From IS citizens. urging
passage of Ailahau bill. c. Fl. Cooke.
Referred to lands committee.
Committee Reports ".., -
No. 409-Printing, reported H. BIS
2S5, 2S6, 2S7 and 2SS and reprint H.
B. 81, printed and ready for distribu-
ton. H.. .-... .. -. .z. @~'.,. :..:..
No. 410-Finance, on S. B. II (Chil-
lingworth), to reimburse certain Ia
borers and materialmen for labor and
material furnished on new boys in
dustrial school, recommending its pas
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BY AUTHORITY
PUBLIC MEETINe.

A public meeting will be held in the
Senate Chamber on Thursday, April
nth, 1919, at p. m, for the purpose
of hearing public discussion touching
upon the contract of the Hawaiian
Electric Company. Limited. relative
TO the using of water from Nuuanu
Dam. The public is invited.
CECIL BROWN,
Chairman, Select Committee, Senat-
ors Bird Senatorial District.
5522.2t.
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CLEMONS' LETTER
URGES AINAHAU
CONTINUED fronl page one)

=. L.1l..
The members of the house should
not bemisled by any such plausible,
specfous, and altogether unsound argu-
ment 1t is all very well to drag
small children before a jury, but to
sensible men who are looking to the
future as well as to the present, who
appreciate the merits of the Hawaiian
ali and desire to erect to their
memory something more than con-
ventional monument of brass or stone,
these attempts to move the Jury to
tears" will not be needed. As point
ed out, this land came to Mr.. Cleg-
horn from one who deserves we'll from
us, and, had Kaiulani survived, would
have gone to her in whose memory it
is desired to preserve it, rs "a monu-
ment more enduring than bronze" a
manument unique, whose fame will
reach round the world and bring
countless hundreds to Hawaii, to the
good of those hundreds, for many
years to come. In this way, will it
not do vastly more good than If par
celled out among the testator's de-
scendants?
And what would the place amount
to If thus parcelled out? 1t is not a
readily.saleable place. as it stands,
nor is it so very valuable Knocked
down" 1t is place that can only
endure as a public park. No one who
could afford to buy it would want it
for residence; for such purposes
Judge Humphreys has completely es-
tablished its "miasmatic," mosquito
infested state and knocked" it for
ever Divided, cut up, it would be
like lutte without strings.
Fortunately the gift Of prophecy has
been denied to all but a few of us,
and we cannot say that the devise is to
do more moral good. the greater good
to the greater number" if the plans
Of the donor, given the benefit of his
closest thought for years, are carried
out, or if the plans of the donor are
defeated in the interests of particular
persons We are not prepared to say
that the good of the heirs is more to
be desired than the good Of the count
less persons of all ages and condi-
tions who are to be directly benefited
w Ills
place and the probably more than if
teen who are sure to be Indirectly
benefited, perhaps supported, by the
employment which the maintenance
OF this. park will give-and such en-
ployment should, and would naturally,
go to more needy members of the Ha-
waiian race, whose alii are by this
gift held in honored remembrance.
Mr. Cleghorn. as l understand, felt
that he held Ainahau in sort of
trust. to preserve it for the memory of
Kaiulani, and indirectly also of Like
like. His wishes should be respected.
And the descendants who will be in
cidentally cut out of share of the
material benefits which would other
wise come to them. may feel more
than satisfaction, more than pride, in
the thought that they have really con-
tributed each one his share to that
Deble monument land natures monu-
ments are the most noblel which will
live forever las we mortals know the
word forever) and not only here but
everywhere.
"Edgewood" kept intact as a park
near New Haven will do more honor
10 Donald G. Mitchell ("Ike Marvel'1
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MERCHANTS ENDORSE
PROMOTION $24, 600

Before adjourning this afternoon,
the merchants association endorsed
the passage Of an appropriation Of
$4,000 a year for the promotion COM
mittee. President Swain. in submit
ting the question, gave some figures
of tourist travel increase and said the
proposed item was not an expense but
an asset, from which the territory
would receive ten-fold returns.
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DAILY REMINDERS

Magazine readers can save money
by ordering their periodicals through
the Honolulu Subscription Agency. P,
%. box 800.
Hawaiian Lodge No. 81, F. e A. NJ,
will hold special meeting this even
ing at 1880 for work in the first de-
gree.
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Required by an English company for
a sugar plantation 10000 acres in
extent) in East Africa (healthy eli
mate) a thoroughly competent Ir-
rigation Engineer. Only those hav-
ing had charge. of similar work on
very large sugar estates need apply.
Applications stating terms and sal
airy expected, free housing allowed)
and enclosing copies of testimonials,
to be addressed to "Saccharine, =
care of G. Street & Co, Ltd, 80
Cornhill, London, E. G. England.
5522-6t.
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Thougb there are threats of fnrthe

Though there are threats of further
opposition to the Iaukea bill, propos-
ing to accept the Cleghorn gift of All.
nahau, the public hearing yesterday
afternoon won number of influential
house members to the ranks of it's adj
herents. The most powerful, probably,
of all these is Speaker Holstein, who
announced today that he is now
thoroughly convinced the gift should
be accepted, and that he will lend all
his aid to the passage of the bill.
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Small furnished cottage for two
gentlemen. Apply r. c., this office.
5522-4t.
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Out of respect for the memory of
w. Pfotenhauer, who died Monday,
morning, the senate adjourned at
noon today. Senator Chillingworth,
in moving for the adjournment,
stated that many of the senators, old
friends of Mr. Pfotenhauer, desired to
attend his funeral this afternoon. r..
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WANTED.

Required by an English company for
sugar plantation 100000 acres in
extent) in East Africa thealthy eli
mattel first class Agricultural
Chemist, thoroughly expert knowl-
edge of soil analysis and convers-
ant with chemistry of sugar. Only
those having had charge of this
department on a large sugar plan
tation need apply Applications
stating terms and salary expected
free housing allowed) and enclos-
ing copies of testimonials to be adj
dressed to "Saccharine, care of
G. Street C Co., Ltd, 80 Cornhill,
London, E. C. England. 55226t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-26
SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES.

The Committee OH Sea and Shore Fish
eiles VIII give public hearing In Room
ll5 state House.
THURSDAY. FEB o.
An Act TO amend the present law In re-
gard to the measurement of Holsters.
IN Act providing that the present laws
governing Holsters be so amended as to
prohibit the shipment of Holsters out OF
the state from June Is to Sept. ].
an Act establishing a close time on
Holsters in certain waters of Hancock
county.
An Act to prohibit lobster pot fishing
IN York river
an Act establishing a close time on
ioosters IN the waters of Jonesport and
ADDISON in Washington county.
-. an Act to amend Chapter the Pub
nc, nc Laws OF 1911, relative to scallops SO
that the provisions of tn ; present law
shall not apply to certain waters of Pc
nobseot bay
An Act to authorize the construction OF
a weir in the tide waters of chandler
BAY IN the town of Rogue BUNS IN the
county of Washington
An Act to grant a license to buiid
weir in Machias Bay.
THURSDAY, MARCH 6.
An Act for the better protection OF iief-
ring in Penobscot bay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-26

No. 1872. On an Act 10 incorporate the
BoWdoinham Water & Electric Go.
No. 1873 on an Act to extend and
amend the charter of the Brewer Water
No. 2SS. on an Act to amend AN Act
TO incorporate the city of Auburn
No. 254 On an Act TO provide eharter
for the city of Auburn.
THURSDAY. MARCH 6, at 2 T. NJ.
No. 1871 On an Act additional 20 An
Act To establish in Cumberland Co.
county farm"
relative to condemnation proceedings OF
land for public purposes.
No. 700 ON an Act to amend An Act
county trustees Of public reservations.
No 202. On an Act to incorporate the
kiBgman Telephone Co.
M. 204. On an Act To extend and amend
the Lubee East Machias and Machias
No. Us On an Act to authorize the ex-
tension of a wharf in tide waters Of the
town of Iubec. county Of Washington.
ter of the Mt, Desert bridge.
No. 2eS. On an Act 10 repeal portion
of Chap lt9 of the Private and Special
Laws of 1909. permitting certain pianta-
lions 60 assume the maintenance or their
roads aud bridges.
No 200 on an Act to incorporate the
OguuQuit Village Corporation
No. 30 On an Act relating 10 An Act
entitled An Act to incorporate the city
of Old Town.
No. I'll. On an Act TO enable the town
of Old Orchard, Me, to assess taxes for
street sprinkling
No. 2i2. on an Act to extend IAN Act
to incorporate the Penobscot Bay Water
Company
No. 213 ON an Act to amend Section
nine of Special Laws of 1852, relating to
the city of Portland
No. "a. On an Act relating 10 the COM
pulsofy assignment Of real estate mort
cages under certain circumstances.
JOHN r. DUNTON. Sec.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES.

The Committee on Railroads and tx
presses will give a public hearing in its
room at the State House In Augusta,
TUESDAY, MARCH A., at 80 p. NJ
p, An Act to amend Section 80 of Chap
ter u of the Revised Statutes as amended
by Chapter 127 of the Public Laws of 1906
rs amended by Chapter 81 of the Public
Laws of 1907, relating to Railroad Branch
Tracks.
Is. An Act regulating hours of employ
ment and relating to conductors and mo-
tormen.
= Resolve TO determine and estab-
lish the liability of the Portland and
Rochester Railroad Company, its lessees
and successors in interest. for the future
repair and maintenance of Horne
Bridge. so-called. with approaches there
TO, in the town of Lebanon in the county
of York.
i. An Act tn provide adequate punish
ment for any person who shall engage in
the capacity of n locomotive engineer or
a train conductor upon any railroad in
the state of Maine, as hereafter provided
in this act.
81. An Act to regulate moving freight
on railroads.
-. An Act to amend Section l6 of Chap
ter ii of the Revised Statutes in relation
TO the sale of unclaimed merchandise.
w. E. SWIFT, secretary.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters win
give Il public hearing in room at the
state House in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. FEB, &c, 1913.
No. q, An Act to authorize the con
struction and maintenance of a dam ami
other structures in the river st. Frances
No. u An Act to Incorporate the Fish
River Log Driving Company.
No. 81. An Act to repeal chapter Sl5 Of
the Private and Special Laws Of the year
1903, entitled, AN Act to incorporate the
Madunkeunk Dam and improvement
Company"
No. -. An Act relative to the taking
OF tue waters of Little OSsipec Lake in
the town of WATERFORD.
THURSDAY, FEB. ~
No. ~. An Act to amend Section | Of
Chapter - of the Revised Statutes Of
Maine. relating TO mills and mill dams.
No, 81. ffraey Bid. An Act be known
as The Peoples Water Rights and Power
Commission of the State of Maine,
No. IS. An Act relating TO the register
ing and numbering Of power boats oper-
ated ON the inland waters of the state.
J, FRED O'CONNELL, Sec.
CIlAS. r. KINGSBURY. Clerk.
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EDUCATION.
The Committee on Education will glve
public hearings ia their room al the state
House as follows:


The Committee on Education will give
public hearings ia their room at the state
House as follows:
WEDNESDAY, FEE. 26. at T. NJ.
No. e. Resolve in favor of the Aroos-
took Central Institute
No. -. Resolve in favor of the Arups-
took Ceutfal Institute.
No ". Resolve IN favor OF Freedom
Academy.
Ne. 80 An Act 10 amend Section a OF
Chapter - of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter i73, Laws of 1911, re-
lating to the election of Superintendent
No. q. An Act entitled I'm Act to pro-
vide for instruction in thrift and econo-
my in the public schools"
No. d. An Act to amend Section SO of
Chapter Is of the Revised Statutes, AS
amended. relating 10 the payment of tui-
ton in secondary schools.
No 80 Resolve in favor of Limerick
Academy.
THURSDAY, FEB. q. at +. NJ.
No. 46. An Act TO amend Section of
Chapter 19S Of the Public Laws of 1909 as
amended relating to the school equaliza-
No. a. An Act to amend Section f23 of
Chapter Is of the Revised Statutes, pro
vidihg for the apportonment of state
school funds by the State Auditor.
No. IS An Act to amend Section Is Of
Chapter - of the Revised Statutes. as
amended, relating to the payment of
school money as to uneXpended balances
in common school accounts
No ~ An Act to amend SECTIONS A. A.
g. and Al of the Revised statutes as
amended. relating to the employment OF
superlntendents of towns comprising
school unions.
No 81 An Net to amend Chapter rs
of the resolves of the state of Maine
enacted in the year 1897 rs amended by
Chapter. JOS of the Private and Special
Laws of the year 1902, relating to tuition
TO students i'll Agriculture at the L. of NJ
WILLIS a. KICKER. Secretary.
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An Net for the better protection of her.
ring aad herring fisheries in the waters
of St cru.S river and l'assanauuouiy
bay IN the county of Washington.
IN .,ct la regulate the size of smoked
herring hoNcS.
An 4tet to ataeud Chapter II of the Re
yiscd statutes. relating to sea aud shore
fisheries. ftXtcndiug close time on pack
nG of surdnrS)
An Vet = amend Chapter Al of the Re-
viScd Statutes. relating TO sea and shore
fisheries. uro"iding FOR the canning and
selling af aardjnCS.l
An Act Ia abolish the alice of commits
sioner ot s,-3t 1ud SHORE fisheries
An Act fnr tho better protection of shell
fish within the town ut York in the coun-
ty of lork
IN Net to amend section q OF Chapter
Al of the Revised Statutes, a+ amended by
Chaptpr g. of ia" Public Laws of 1909 re-
lating 10 the shipment of Holsters
IN Net to amend Section 50 OF Chapter
Al Of the Revised statutes. relating to
bouts, etc. of nan-residents forfeited
Au Act to protect cod and other ground
fish off the coast of Maine.
LEWIS E. McFADDEN. Secretary.
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The committee ON Agriculture will give
a public hearing in the Financial Affairs
Room. No, lis Fourth floorl. State House,
Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY. FEB &c, at Z. NJ,
No. 1S. An Act to amend Section 3 of
Chapter 1876 of the Public Laws of 1911.
relative 10 the Importation of horses into
the State of Maine
No. %. Resolve in favor OF Kennebec
County Agricultural Society.
No. "A. Resolve in favor OF. the Stock
Breeding Associations
No % Resolve in favor of Herbert w
Cutting of Phippsburg.
No Y. An Act to amend Sections ?. 3. 4.
3. 6 and of Chapter II of the Public Laws
of 1905. regulating the practices of Veter-
mary Surgery. Medicine and Dentistry.
No rs Resolve in favor of the Bureau
of Horticulture
No. % Resolve in favor of the Bureau
No. 20. An Act to license stations for
public service.
No. q. Resolve in favor of the Maine
state agricultural Society and repeating
resolves in favor of said society.
NO. y Resolve providing for an ap-
Precipitation for the protection of trees and
of the gypsy moths for the year 1914
No. SO. An Act to forbid the clipping
OF horses during the winter months.
No 81 An Act relating to enforcement
or law regulating sale of seeds, feeding
stuffs, commercial fertilizers, drugs,
foods. funsicides and Insecticides.
NO - An Act relative to weights and
measures.
No &c. An Act relative to sealing milk
bottles and Jars.
No. 81. An Act to amend Sections 3 Q
aud II of Chapter 1876 of the Public Laws
of 1911 in relation to the control of con-
tagious diseases among cattle, sheep and
swine
No % Resolve. in favor of the Andres
eeggin County Agricultural and Horti-
cultural Society.
No. 3D. Resolve to appropriate $500 for
the enforcement of the brown-tail motn
law and investigating the same
CHARLES NJ. CONANT, Chairman.
OTIS NJ RICHARDSON. Secretary,
LOUIS o. HASKELL, Clerk. =
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will give public hearing In Its room at
the state House in Augusta,
THURSDAY, FEB. "a at i. NJ
49, Resolve i'm favor OF Bridge across
tile UmcolOuS Stream in OXboW Planta-
ton. Aroostook County.
81 Resolve in favor of certain road
in the towns of Otis and Clifton. In the
counties of Hancock and l'cnobscot.
l6L Resolve in favor az road in
Townships aud 10 in Hancock county.
~. An Act to authorize Frank w Hunt
Company to erect and maintain IA
bridge across the Mattawamkeag River.
20 Resolve in favor of aid in building
"a bridge across Passadunkeag Stream in
Grand Falls Plantation
i94. Resolve in aid of a road around
Chick Hill in the towns of Amherst and
Clifton.
100. An Act to provide for the perma-
nent Improvement of land within the
limits of any highway or townway adj
Joining any land not known as wild land.
ITO. An Act to require certain vehicles
To carry lights at night on public high
ways and bridges.
log. Resolve in favor of the towns of
CaStne and Penobscot
FRIDAY. FEB. %, at 2 r. NJ.
20. Resolve in favor of town of Somer-
io5 Resolve in favor of the town of
Milo for an appropriation of $1,000 to aid
in the construction of a concrete bridge
across the east branch of the Sebec river
IN the village of Milo.
lS. Resolve in favor of a highway
bridge over Saint John River between
Madawaslia and Edmunston, New Bruns-
wick.
100 An Net repeating Chapter 20 of the
Private and Special Laws of the year 1872
and Chapter 26 of the Private and Spe-
elal Laws of 1861. relating to Bull KociS
Bridge over the New Meadows River
10l. Resolve in favor of Annie l.. Bas-
sett
Ill. Resolve in favor of the town of
Amjty.
i07. Resolve in favor of the town of
Verona.
L. p. MORRISON. Secretary.
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PUBLIC HEALTH.

The Committee on Public Health will
give hearing at the State House.
TUESDAY. MARCH 1, at 2 =. NJ
An Act to regulate the sale of Morphine
and other Hypnotic and Narcotic Drugs
Resolve providing for an Epidemic or
Emergency Fund
An Act to amend Section of Chapter IS
OF the Public Laws of 1903, relating to the
better protection of the people of the
state OF Maine from the disease known
Dis tuberculosis
An ACT to regulate the use of Hat pins
and other Decorative Utilities.
An Act lequiring the report to the State
Board oil Health of certain occupational
diseases due to poisoning or other causes
An Act to provide for care and treat
ment OF tubercular patients.
II. ID. MAXWELL. Secretary.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

Ne" YORK. Feb. 25.-After another bear
dfINe mad forced quotations of money
STOCKS to new low points for the long de-
Cline the market rallied. today. Specula-
i've conditions we're little changed The
market was still uncertain and at fines
decidedly unsettled. New low prices
We're recorded for Union Pacific Amalga-
mated Steel, st, Paul. Erie, Atchison The
fiill stocks and long list of less promi-
nent issues
Activity on the short side was confined
principally to the first hour of trading
when the bears operated with rather n
free hand. Some stor loss orders were
uncovered, and the manner in which high
grade investment stocks were disposed of
suggested further liquidation. The mar
kct showed little life while the recovery
was in progress, activity being confined as
heretofore to the downward swing and
the only important demand seemed to
come from the short interest. Selling of
inactive stocks continued, losses running
up to five points
The one new factor of genuine interest
was the decision of the california Rail
road Commission that where the Southern
Pacific granted TO the Central Pacific use
OF tracks and terminal facilities the same
privileges should be extended to other
competing lines In the opinion of the
heads Of the Hartman lines this ruling.
II sustained, would interfere seriously
with the proposed dissolution plan and
might even cause its failure. There was
some selling of Union Pacific when the
significance of the action became known
and the price fell under l53. The most
marked effect. however, was upon South
ern Pacific which was bought on the
theory that the company would be bene-
fitted by the dissolution plan. Southern
Pacific became the strongest of the lead
ing issues. rising more than point above
last nights close. Wea kness of the COP
per group reflected a further decline in
the metal market. London quoted lower
prices and in the domestic market sales
of refined metal for future delivery were
reported at under 15c. The recent reav-
ness in bonds in sympathy with stocks,
was unrelieved today, quotations MAX
ing further progress downward Total
sales par value. 81. 2S5 900. United States
gS declined Is call.