The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-26
SENEECONF|RMs
most OF RECESS
APPOINTMENTS
Fair Commissioners, Land and
Registration Boards and In
+ spectors Deferred =
MAJORITY OF MEMBERS
REQUIRED TO APPROVE
Upper House Adopts Concurrent
Resolution Extending Invi-
, tation To congressman

Soon after eonvening yesterday after
noou the senate went into executive ses
sion 20 consider the Governors second
message, which covers appointments
made by himself and his predecessor be-
tween the closing of the session Of 1913
and the opening Of the present session.
All appointments were unanimously
confirmed with the exception Of the fol
loving which were deferred until March
Is: Commissioners, Panama Pacific In
ternational Exposition John Efinger, B.
9. Rivenburgh; board of public lands, j.
II. Raymond, J. i. Brown, j. W.. Wal.
dron, w. IL. G. Campbell, W. @. Wilder
and Bruce Cartwright Jr.; the boards Of
registration, and the inspectors of Sec
,ion. Z .... T. .Its,N 81. 500 70
John Efinger's appointment as fair
commissioner is expected to be the sub
,leet OF strenuous debate ~.
Frear Appointments Pass :. -. -.
Those whose Appointments were yester.
day confirmed are: 3,.a.. t.s...E .. r.
President, board Of Health--J. s. b.
Pratt. ~.
Boards Of prison inspection--Oa Oahu; u.
ii. WodehOuse, J. w. Waldron; Maui:
w. Henning, j. N, X. Keola West Ha-
wall: i. B. Aungst, II! II. Renton, M. A..
Malakaua; Kauai; A. s. Wilcox, j., NJ.
Lydgate. -.'r. = -. w..
Harbor commissioners-T. NJ. Church,
&. J. Mccarthy ~ a
Liquor license cOmmissioners---Maui: l..
Weinzheimcr, G.. d. Lufkin, d. G. Land
say; Hawaii: r. T. Guard; Kauai: b. ID.
baldwin, J. L. Myers. -. .!a..,' o..
Z commissioners of public Instruction
Mary A. Richards, ID. C. Lindsay, Emma
Il, Bond, w. II. Smith, T. Brandt.
Member board of health-A. r. Keller.
Civil service commissioners, Board of
Health-G. p. Denison, +. +. Hedemann.
Board of medical examiners - }, r.,
Judd. NJ, e.. r. T.
d Insanity commissioner - George Her.
bert, ot 70, ,r,,ttvoc, I ,4vr,tIt, ,srai
Commissioner of public archives-A. g,
NJ Robertson. Fa' b.. -.
Trustee, Library of Hawaii - ]. r.
Gait = "... 10.
Loan fund commissioners Oahu: Les
ter Petrie; Hawaii r. W. p. Blnett
rauk r. Greenwen. -... @,
FeEeo commissioners Makawao, Maui
i. Herrick Brown, Guy, s. Goodness,
Hugh Howell. .. wy. eE.o.@. +.
Iinkham Appointments Confirmed :,
Attorney ,GeneraI-Ingram- M. Stain.
back. d..
Treasurer-Charles- J. Mccarthy.
Superintendent of public works
Charles K. Forbes. ,,
Superintendent of public instruction
Henry W. Kinney. .ta.s..
High sheritr-William p. Jarrett.
Members board of health-C. J.
Campbell, W. G. Hobby, d. Kalauoka.
lani ST., George L. Carter.
Civil service commissioner Of the
board of healthy. VOTERS.
Board Of medical examiners-R. W.
Benz.
Board Of pharmacy-A. J. Gignoux,
S. S. Peck, r. f. Hedemann.
Board of dental examiners-A. J.
Lerby, M. +. Grossman, c. b. High.
Board Of veterinary examipers-V.
A. Norgaard, W. 7. Monsarrat, IL. i.
Elliot.
Public utilities commissioner. J.
Gignoux,
LoarI of PUBLIC archives-M. M.
Scott.
Trustees, Library Of HaWaii-Henry
y, Restarick, Elizabeth e. McCandless,
+. f, Blake,
Regents Of the College of Hawaii
W. X, Harrington, +. l.. Waldron, Jen.
me II. Ashford.
Prison nspectors-Oahu, j. NJ. Dow
sett; East Hawaii, G. E.. Wright
Commissioner of immigration, labor
and statisties-M. M. johnson.
Harbor commissioner Z. Dodge,
t.ttI
cstry--W. M. Giffard, Albert Water
house (president). e. : .
Fence ommissioner-Puna: c.. ID.
Supe. '"@oaE .,@. l..
Liquor license commissioners-Hon ono
lulu: r. d. Lowrey, J, 0. Carter, l.. NJ.
' etioseni Hawaii: T. g. White, a.
Commissioner of public instruction
l. G. Blaekhan. s.r
Commissioners to promote uniformity
of legislation-C. H. Olson, A. A. Will
der, - a .. r.
Majority Of Senate Required ~ 0.'.
Prior to the senate going into secret
session, Senator Rice moved the adop.
tiOn of the rules Of the session Of 1918
as the permanent rules of the senate
for this session, with amendments to
the effect that the matter of the in
PRODUCTION or bills come under the mead
Of resolutions, and that it require u
majority Of the senate to confirm ap-
pOintments by the Governor. This was
carried. There have been times in the
senate when majority of those
present, when appointments were con.
tidered, was enough under the rules to
couhrm such appointments.
Copies Of the Laws
A Communication was received from
the secretary Of the Territory anounc.
ing that required copies Of the laws. of
the Territory were ready for distribu-
tim among the members Of the Senate
IIouse Concurrent Resolution was
a'opteL nv the senate Yesterday after
noon. This provides for the appoint
mCut of four members from the senate
aud four from the house, who, with the