The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-06-04
Personnel Of -Four industrial Ac-
cidcnt Commissions Under
Workman's Law
HAWAII COUNTY GETS THREE
NEW LICENSE MEMBERS
George P. Denison Succeeds Pro.
lessor Keller On Territorial
Board of Health

Governor Pinkham appointed yester,
ay the members of the industrial acct.
ent boards for the iCty and County Of
Honolulu and the Counties of Hawaii,
Maui and Kauai. These boards are
provided for under the workman 8
compensation law passed by the last
session of the legislature. The members
are appointed for terms respectively of
one, two, three, four and FIVE years,
one member OF each board having his
term expire every year, the successors
being then appointed for terms of five
years. Five members constitute earb
board and they shall select their own
chairman.
The appointments made by the Gov,
ernOr yesterday are for terms begin,
ming July 4, this year, when the work
man 3 compensation law takes effect.
The appointments and terms Of oiiire
Of the Numbers of tn. various Loar Is
are as follows: .....-
sppointzIsri-s To BoaIcs
City aLd Cou ny Of lInnolulu.-R obsr
b. Booth, one year; A. J. Campbell,
/ two years; Prank O.. Boyer, three
years. s. $. Paxson, four years and
Frederick j.. Steere, five years.
County of Hawaii. Frank Woods,
one year; David EwalikO, two years !;
DR.. III. b. Elliott, three years; James
Webster, four years, and IL. A. Trus-
low, five years.
County of Maui-W. II. Field, ono
year, Will j. Cooper, two years; George
Weight, three years; Judge William A.
| Mckay, four years, and William l.. De-
cOto, five years.
County of Kauai. II. Moragne,
| one year; Luther Dermont Timmons,
two years; II. II. Brodie, three years;
A. ID. Hills, four years, and f. E. Nah
lum, FIVE years.
Still More Appointments
George p. Denison, was appointed a
member of the territorial board of
health, for a term of two years from
| yesterday. Mr.. Denison succeeds Prof.
A. r. Keller, whose resignation the
Governor accepted yesterday. Prtfes
sOr Keller expects to leave the Terri
tory shortly and will be away for a
year.
The Governor also appointed three
| members of the board of license com.
missioners of the County of Hawaii, as
| follows John -. EastOn, Samuel z.
Woods and John T. NOR, all of whom
were appointed for terms of four year
| to date from July ], next.
AS the Governor leaves this morning
in the MatsOnia for San Francisco, il
is not likely that he will make further
| appointments until his return. The
Governor expects to return to Honolu-
lu on July Ii at the earliest, il no
untoward event transpires meanwhile
The Mexican and Germanic questions
may cause the Governor to return hur
rirdlv to Hawaii, however.
The many questions remaining un.
solved before nc will have to await
my return from the mainland" the
Governor told The Advertiser yester.
day, hat surely there will he a clean,
up of everything as soon as get back.
Balance OF Bond Issue To Be Sold
81 have instructed Treasurer Me
earthly to go ahead with plans for the
floating Of the $jO0,OO0 remaining un,
sold of the territorial public improve.
ment bonds authorized by the legisIa.
turc of 1911. This will slsan MI that
| Issue, which amounted to 81 ,43O, 900. -
Asked as to his plans on the main.
land, the Governor said that he was
to deliver an address on Hawaii Day
y nne lat tho Panama. Pacific ex.
! position in San Francisco and another
on Annexation Daytime lat the
San Diego exposition.
81 don't intend to speak more than
| have to, for ! want to be in, good
70 Itah
! return, said the Governor.