The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-22
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Three appointments, as indicated
above, were made Yesterday by Gov
etnor Pinkham. More appointments
are expected TO follow as soon as the
Governor is able to receive the sanction
OF the people he has in view. The ex-
posted appointments win all be 10 POI
sitions now vacant on different terri
terial boards
j. Oliver Carter is cashier Of Bishop
& Company, bankers. With Mr.. Car
ter's appointment, the Oahu board Of
liquor commissioners is thus donsti,
tuted: Alfred L. Castle aud Carlos A..
Long, whose respective commissions
will expire on June 80, 1915; George G..
Potter, commission 10 expire ON suly
!, 1915; Frederick d. Lowrey, commits
sion TO expire on June 80, 1917; J..
Oliver Carter, commission to expire on
May 10, 1918, his appointment being
subject TO confirmation bv the terri
torial senate. Mr.. Carter succeeds
Willard +. Brown, whose commission
expired long since.
John w. Waldron is consul In the
Territory for Chile, treasurer of r. A..
Schaefer & Company, aud secretary Of
August Dreier, Limited. The board Of
public lands is now made up as follows:
Richard II. Trent, Frank Andrade,
Jacob f.. Brown, Alfred w. Carter and
Samuel O. Dwight, whose respective
commissions viii all expire on June 8,
1914; and John w. Waldron, commits
sion 70 expire on May 10, 1918, subject
TO confirmation by the senate. Mr..
Waldron succeeds William A. Kinney,
who has Bcsff absent from the Terri
tory for suInc Years and whose commits
sion would Expire also ON June 3, 1914.
Mr., Kidneys resignation wss recently
accepted by Governor Pinkham.
Efanger Wei Known
John Eaipger il proprietor Of the
Hawaii & Sontb Sea Curio Company,
the Guide Publishing Company and
Merchants Exchange of Honolulu. As
now constituted. the Panama Pae Il >
international Exposition is compose
rs follows: IT. p. Wood, John A..
Hughes, J. N. s. Williams, John II.
Wise and John Efinger, the last men.
toned succeeding Charles f. Wright
Of TIilo, whose resignation tho Goyer-
nor recently accepted. The terms Of
Office of these commissioners will exI
pire with the termination of their work
and filing of their final report with
the Governor after the close Of the
lOl5 San francisco exposition.
of the three men appointed yester,
day by Governor Pinkham. Land
Board Commissioner John w. Waldron
was the first to get into harness, Of
ficially, he attending a meeting of the
land board while Governor Piultham Is
signature to his commission was still
IN the drying process. In aaa0s@Hf, :.
Attends Pirst Meeting.
Mr.. Waldron 8 term is to extend for
four years from May 10. This apro mt
ment fills the vacancy that has existed
since w. A. Kinney left the Territory.
Mr. Waldron attended the. spesial
meeting of the land board yesterday
which had been called to consider the
application of the Hawaii Irrigation
Company for a license for a right of
way through the Puukapu forest re.
serve ON Hawaii. r. H. Trent acted as
chairman in tho absence of A. w.
Carter. Other members present were
J. ~ Brown, Frank Andrade and S. q.
Dwight. i. T. McCrosson aipeere
for the applicant, Secretary of the Ter,
ritory w. W. Thayer stating the ease
on his behalf
Andrade moved and Dwight second.
ed resolution that the. land board
approved the granting of a license %
the Hawaii Irrigation Company 70
operate nine miles Of main ditch and
tunnels across the forest reserve.
| Thaypr said that undeP the terms of
the license the company will pay tbs
government 100000 gallons OF water
per day and 5000 per ahnum from
July !, 1920 TO July /, 1927. After
the latter date the amount Of cash
rental will be subject TO REIMBURSEMENT.
Thayer said in answer to a questions
by Trent that the question Of the
ownership Of the water is matter
that must be settled by the courts. II
is claimed BY both the Territory and
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