The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-21
MAY MAKE FIGHT
ON APPOINTMENTS
Senate Will Pass on Men Frear
Has Put in Office Dur
ing Recess.


Several hundred recess appointments
4 few Of them to some of the highest
positions in the gift of the Territory.
have been made by Governor Freai
since the adjournment of the legislature
swo years ago. For the past month OF
more speculation has been rife as to
THAT action the senate would take on
lhese names when they are submitted
or approval during this session.
Attorney General Thayer, Land Com
missioner Tucker, Auditor Fisher, Doe.
tor Pratt and his board of health, and
many others will have their names on
the list which must receive final APP
prevail from the members of the upper
house. 1t has not been announced
when Governor Frear will submit this
list. The message may come in almost
any day within the next week or two,
perhaps sooner.
1t requires two.third vote of the
senate to approve any action of ihe
Governor requiring legislative sanction.
The Republicans, by the maintenance
of perfect harmony, would have just
nine votes and sufficient on this test.
The Democrats and Home Rulers have
a combined strenth of six votes not
quite sufficient to block senatorial sane
tion. Whether the lines will be drawn
MS rigidly rs this is problematical.
Some of the Democrats, especially SEN
atOr Writ, seemed confident Yesterday
that so far as he is able he will strive
to prevent concurrence. 1t was report
Il N,yv Al,,A L., To-
surance that he would have support out
side the Home Rule and Democratic
ranks. In this event it is possible that
least some of the most important APP
pointments will be held up. In the
recess appointments of the large num-
Der of election inspectors, it is not be-
lieved there will be any contest.
Governor Not Worried.
Governor Frear is apparently not Civ
ing the question much consideration
and is taking his time in preparing his
message on this question.
If the appointments are approved at
the present session the appointees
would probably serve for the full term
of their appointments. Otherwise they
would go out of office when the legis-
lator adiourns
The following are the appointments:
Hubert X. Bishop, superintendent of
public works.
Wade Warren Thayer, attorney gem
eral. NJ
William Henry, high sheriff.
Joseph II. Fisher, auditor. u
Joshua d. Tucker, commissioner of
public lands.
Harbor Commissioners-James Wake
field, Francis B. McStocker, Emil A.
Berndt, Charles ]. Mccarthy. M
Board of Health-John S. B. Pratt,
president; r. C. Smith, Arthur r. KEEL
Ter, George r. Carter, Walter 6, Hob
dy, d. Kalau0kalani Sr. :. r
Commissioners of Public Instruction
Wallace r, Harrington. Mrs. Emma
Renton Bond, w. II. Smith.
Commissioners of Agriculture and
Forestry-Walter NJ, Giffard, president
| Albert Waterhouse II. NJ. Won Holt
Arthur II. Rice, j. NJ. Dowsett.
Trustees of the Library of Hawaii
| Lewis Jr., Charles II. Atherton, PhiliT
l.. Weaver, John R. Gait.
Conservation Board-H. X. Bishop.
Medical Examiners-George Herbert
Regent of the College of Hawaii
II. +. Cooper
Commissioners of Immigration-Er
est II. Wodehouse, president; Fred l.
| Waldron.
Loan Fund Commissions.
County of Hawaii-Henry P. Beck
ley, John Ross, Robert Hind.
/ Hnputv If Mani pafr;nl, rooIratf p
A. Wadsworth, w. r. Pogue.
City and County of Honolulu =
! Thomas II. Petrie, Samuel C. Dwight.
County of Kauai - Walter D. Nc
Bryde, Francis Gay, Alfred Menefoglio
Dental Examiners-A. J. Derby, Phil
lip +. Frear.
Board of Ferdinand +
Hedemann, Alexis J. Gignoux, Samue
S. Peck.
License Commissioners.
County of Hawaii-John Moir, Wn
G. ogg, Samuel M. Spencer, first class
A. b. Lindsay, r. t. Guard, secon
class.
County of Maui. N. s. Williams
George Copp, Patrick COckett, frs
, class.
City and County of Honolulu-G eorg
C. Potter, Alfred L. Castle, Carlos A
: Long. first class; Frederick D. Lowrey
second class.
County of Kauai-W. II. Rice Sr
George N. Wilcox, Walter d. MeBryd,
first class.
: Prison Inspectors.
First judicial Circuit-John w. Wa
dron. T.. IL. Wodehouse. ' " Dowsrt
Second Judicial Cireuit-Wnl. Hrr
, nine, j. y. X. Keola.
Third judicial Cireuit-H ". Rel
ton NJ, MalnRaua. Lnther $. ,nn'st
Fourth Jrdicial Circuit c.
q WRIGHT. T.. n. Holmes, A. B. Lindsay.
!. commissioners Of Street aud sid
!. walk Lines and Grades Honolulu =
q " Whitehsute. A. {. Wheeler.
b. l'orolula Park Co"ui.zioners
4 'rh'r A. Wilder, Sanford y. Dol
4 Gerrit =. Wilder.
G Commissioners 10 Promote Unifor
" ity of Legislation-Carl g. Carlsmith.
!. Commissioners OF Fences.
!, District Of Puna-H Henry j. Lyma
:, Samuel johnson, y. q. ia Rosa.
District Of Kau-G 4. Becker.
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