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ALAMEDA APRIL 22SONOMA APRIL 28

In conneotion with the sailing of the above steamers the Agents areprepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Franoisoo to all points in the United States and fromVTew York any steamship line to European ports

For ruithor particulars apply to

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IMPORTERS OF

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Deposits Itsoaltod Loans made on hjprovod Beourltv Commercial and Travelers Credit Issued Bills of Bxonaupfbought and soldQQllaotlona Promptl nntad 7ci

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Orlan Clyde Cullen

Counsellob-at-La- w

D S Supreme Court RegisteredAttorney D S Potent Office United States and Foreign PatentsCaveats Trade Marks and Copyrights

No 700 7th Street N WWashington D O

Oppi U S Patent Office2254 ly

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THE CIRCUIT

COURT OPENS

The court rooms and corridorsof the Judioiary building were

orowded this morning foi the open-

ing¬

of the May Oireuit term JudgeDb Bolt organized his court in thoEwa mauka ohatnber called thejury and took up the civil calendarJudge Robinson went through thesame soheme of organization in theeast court room calling the criminaloalendar Ho has over seventycases to hear with others likely tocome from the grand jury JudgeGear in the main Ewa chambertook up civil business

Tho grand jury was sworn andbegan work It will have a verylarge number of matters to han-

dle

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No JurisdictionAttorney J J Dunne received a

cable this morning to the effect thatthe Ninth Oirouit Court had ruledagainst jurisdiction in the PrimoBeer License oase which amountsto overruling Judge Estee Thedeoision makes little difference nowhowever the new law embodyingthe views of the district judge be-

ing¬

already in operationThe same attorney was also in-

formed¬

that Judge Estee had beenoverruled in the Honolulu planta-tion

¬

case

The Symphony Concert

The Ooera house was fairlv wellfilled Saturday evening with music 1

lovers for the concert of the Sym-- I

phony Orohestra under the direcof W F Jooher An excellent pro-gram

¬of olassioal music was put on

A feature of the evening was the ap-

pearance¬

of Mrs G W Maofarlanejassoloist a rare treat Some of thebandsmen of the Amphitrite as¬

sisted in the instrumental specialties

A Financial Succoss

The Gleaners Lawn Party on thegrounds of Mrs W R Oastle inKinau street Saturday afternoonwas not a howling aucoeBB in theway of attendance but the revenuesfrom the booths proved equal toexpectations A little over 400 wasrealized and a clear profit of 300 isassured This is not considered badfor an afternoon Teplete with otherattractions

Kepoikais Movements

Treasurer A N Kepoikai returnedyesterday from Maui whither hebad gone to testify in the Wailukuwater case before Special Commis-

sioner¬

Brown Mr Kepoikais testi ¬

mony was not all in at the time ofthe sailing of the Olaudine and hewill hoveto go baok to Wailuku bythe steamer tomorrow W A Kin-ney

¬

and W O Smith are respectiveoounsel in the case

Firo Claims Bonds

Secretary Carter ia advertising inthe papers for additional tendersfor tho claims bonds The bondsmust be sold at par and claimantswill be given preference over otherproBpeotive purchasers Bids willclose at noon next Saturday

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Another Exhibit

Jared Smith head of the UnitedStates experiment Btation here hasbeen requested to prepare an agri-

cultural¬

and horticultural exhibitfor the St Louis Exposition to boforwarded about October 1 nextThe exhibit will be given a plaoe inthe agricultural department of thegovernment buildiug

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A fine assortment of the BestBrands of Wines and Liquors justreceived

Assorted Goods fo r Family Tradea specialty

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The HAWAIIAN REALTYand MATURITY CO Lta

LoansMortgages SecuritiesId vestments and Real Estate

HOMES built on theInstallment Plan

HOME OFFrCE Molntyre Build-ing

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The Hawaiian Realtyand Maturity Co Ltd

L K KENT WELLManager

SUMMER PROPOSITION

Well now theres the

ICE QUESTION I

You know youll need ice yonknow its a necessity in hot weatherWe believe you are anxious to getthat ioe whioh will give you satis-faction

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and wed like to supplyyou Order from

Tho Oafau Ice Floctrlc Go

HOFFMAN AND MABKHAM

Telephone 3151 Blue Post oefflRot fiflft

SanitarySteam Lanndry

Co Ltd

GRAN REDUCTION IN PRICES

Having made large addition toour maohinery we are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 25 oents per dozenoash

Satisfactory work and prompt de-livery guaranteed

No fear of clothing being lostfrom strikes

We invite inspection of our laun-dry

¬

and methods at any time durinpbusiness hours

Ring Up Main 73

and ou wagons will call for your14 work

Fred Harrison

Contractor and Builder

All Work Entrusted Promptly Attended tt 2238 tf

THOS LINDSAY

Manufacturing Jeweler

Call and inspect the beautiful anduseful display of goods for pres-ents

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or for personal use and adorn ¬

mentLovo Building 530 Fort Street

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lanaaaiFsioN batratet Month onywhore In the Ha- -

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lor Yoar 8 00Fnr Year postpaid to Foreign Coun ¬

tries 8 00

buyable Invariably In Advanoo

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FBANK QODFBET City Editor and

BusinoBS Manager

Besldlng In Honolnln

MONDAY MAY 4 1903

EIGHT HOUR LAW

One of the late approved Acts to

regulate the laws of labor upon thepublic works came up for atest in

the Senate on Saturday It was heldby some that it included policemenand departmental clerks and by

others that it only referred to out-

side

¬

manual labor whether under-

taken

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by the Government contrac ¬

tors or otherwise

We rather hold to the lotteras thelaw in itself is sufficiently explicit in

its titles It has no bearing what-

ever

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on those employed by monthlysalaries but no those employed as

laborers in manual labor on all pub-

lic

¬

work suoh as roads bridges

wharves buildings etc The in ¬

tent of the law and of the legisla-

tors

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isperfeotly clear and eminent-

ly

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plain But there is a provision in

Section 3 which has somewhat mud-

dled

¬

the intent and construction of

the law yet we feel that that shouldbe no hindranoe to the intent andpurpose of the law as a whole

Upon motion being thereto madethe whole subjeot matter was left tothe Judiciary committee and Presi-

dent¬

Orabbe added that it shouldalso consult the Justices of the Sup-

reme

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Court and the Attorney Gene-

ral

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That expression of opinion oithe interpretation of the law shouldbe awaited with much interest by all

oonoerned for if that it ahoinoluded policemen and depart-

mental

¬

clerks we believe the nextproper course for our legislators todo instead of increasing salariesthey should begirt now to reducethem in the oauae of economy

ANOTHER GRAFT

The editor of the Star during thewhole of the regular session wasnever once seen at the press tablewithin the portals of the House ofRepresentatives yet he saw fit tograft himself in there on the last

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ovoning of the session and after thepioture of the assembled solons hadbeen taken by lime light includingtho officers and msmbors of thepress he and his roporter both leftsoon after It seemed to us thatthey only appeared there so as tohave their llkenessea included andif that isnt grafting upon the gone

rouB and courteous tendenoy of theHouse wo would like to know what

it is We consider suoh an imposi-

tion

¬

worse than doing work for

pay for in the latter case there was

something to show which is al-

together¬

far from the objeot of theformer oase In Hawaiian Buch con ¬

duct is called mahaoi impudence

and we add a refrain aye with a

vengeance W hen shall suoh roads

to oheap notoriety be improved ujon by the likes of such impostorsand oheap guys who had their like-

nesses

¬

taken oheaply and so far as

known from the developementstaken they are well paid for theirpains as they are hardly recogniz-

able

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TOPICS OF THE DAY

The Advertiser thinks that rumorof a morning paper in opposition to

itself is news for the coronerFerhapB so but it is not unlikelythat the morning grand mammy willbe the center of interest in the coro-

ners¬

inquiry

We think that some of the Repub-

licans who built new homes withJapanese labor after the last elec-

tion¬

ough to have enough moneystuffed away somewhere to take upthe fire claims bonds Surely theirpatriotism has not lost its glow in afew short months W

It is ourrently reported that a

special session of the Legislature is

likely to be called as soon as this ex¬

tra session is over to oonsider manyof the defeots noticed in some of thelaws which have received the Gov-

ernors¬

signature If it is so muchfor hurried legislation

Cecil Brown when pressed into acorner in the Senate falls back onhis record I have been in the Le-

gislature¬

since 1876 he has beenheard to say many times He hasuaed the same argument since 1877The truth of the matter is that theSenator has been in the Legislaturejust twenty aeven years too long

Our types are today being pressedto express themselves as of yorefrom our new headquarters whetherit was after the Legislatureor notIt had to be done for a landlordsmandate had to be obeyed even ifwe like the idea of moving or notthe old premises in Merohant streetbeing required for other purposes

The projeot of the agriculturaldepartment at Washington for aHawaiian exhibit in its building atSt Louis should receive every en-

couragement¬

The governmentseotion of the big show will be moatsought for the reason that its in-

formation¬

will be reliable Smallfarmer dodgers and the like willhave no place in its

The resignation of E A MottSmith from being a member of theBoard of Health is to be regrettedand deplored by the community atlarge We oonsider his action apity as he has been a most con-

scientious¬

energetio and hard work-

ing¬

member and withal a publicspirited citizen in the cause of thepeople at large Tho position was

an onerous and responsible one ond

he acquitted himself well and hon ¬

orably from our Bland point doingnothing moro than his plain dutytowards his suffering fellows uu

remunerated If it ib not too muchto oxpoct of him we hope that hewill withdraw hia resignation andretain his position

By way of inference from

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thewailings of the Star and the Adver-tiser

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anent legislative plumswhioh went the way of the minorityin opposition it seems that thebrains ability and cleverness to dowork and thereby termed graftng was only to be found amongtho Home Rule Demooratio crowdand that in spite of the Legislaturebeing a Republioar controlled oneThis was manifestly recognized by

the election and sinoe re elected ofa Home Rule Speaker and therebythe majority lost its best opportun-ity

¬

of doing all the grafting possi-

ble¬

although it got the bigger andgoodly share of its just and fairproportion of the work Please dolet us have another

Beer Licenses TodayLicenses for the sale of beer in

Honolulu will be issued by thetreasury thi afternoon One ofthe places to be opened immediate-ly

¬

upon receipt of the lioense is

rhCable at the corner of RichardB and Queen streets This es-

tablishment¬

will be one of the mostcommodious best equipped andmost tttractive in ihe city Theplace will be conducted by SydneyTurner one of the oldest and mostpopular of local saloon men Ter-ence

¬

Eevan is a partner with him inthe business

A Now Manager

Maurice Breach manager of theformer Lace HonBe has been se-

lected¬

to ba the new manager atWhitney Marah Companys Fortstreet store Mr Marsh will devotehis attention principally to the Ha-waiian

¬

Supply Company whiohib owned by him and his asso-ciates

¬

Savings Bank MoneySecretary Carter has addreesed a

letter to remaining depositors inthe Postal Savings Bank asking ifthey want their money or not Thequestion is of course easily answer ¬

ed but what is desired is the signa-ture

¬

or receipt of the depositorsat the Secretarys offioe for themoney

SanitarySteam Laiiudry

Co Ltd

GBAH BBDDCTION IB FRIGES

Having made large additions toour maohinery wo are now able tolaunder SPREADS SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS TABLE CLOTHSTABLE NAPKINS and TOWELSat the rate of 25 oents per dozencash

Satisfactory work and prompt de-livery

¬

guaranteedNo fear of olothing being lost

from strikesWe invite inspection of our laun-

dry¬

and methods at any time duringbusiness hours

Ring Up Main 73

and OU wagons will call for your14 work

ZiOXBj FOR BALE

tin LOTS at Kalihi 50x100 ftl baok of Kamehameha Sohooland Ealihi Road

For full particulars inquire ofABRAHAM FEIilUNDEZ

t Hawaiian Hardware Jos StoreFort St 2371

Brnca Waring A Go

RguI iuto Simian

fOB Fort Gt nnarKIng

auiiiDina lotsHotrsns and Lots and

Lands Fob Sal

fV i irtUa trlihlng to illspoie o t

Limited

Wtu Qlrwln President A ManugoiOlans Upreckols First Vico ProsldcntW MQlffard Beuond Vloe Presldonti H Whitney Jr Treasurer iBooretarj

Qno J Hoei nilHw

SDOAE FA OTOE S

Commission Assbhs

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SOCK FOR BALLAST

White and Block SjbdJin Quantities to Suit

BXMYT1HG COHTBftCTRD

FOB

C0RSL3HD SOIL FOB SLE

Dump Onrts furnished bithe day on Hours Notice

H IB HITCHCOCK

Office with J M MonBarrat Cowright Building Merchant Rtt

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Cottag ea

Booms

Stores

On the premises of the SautterSteam Laundry Co Ltd betweenSouth and Queen streets

The buildings are supplied witlhot and cold water and oleikiclights Artesian writer Perfectsanitation

For particulars apply to

J 13

On tba premises or at the office oJ A Mngoon 88 tf

Use

Crystal

Springs ButterIt is perfectly pure arid always

gives satisfaction We deliver it ineat pasteboard boxes

flrtropolttai Meat CaTelephone Main 45

HAWA IIANOAP

ITor EverybodyThe HONOLULU SOAP WORKS

are now putting up their BESTNumber SOAP in 50 pound Casesfamily size ot 2 25 per bos deliver-ed

¬

freo to every part of the oityFull cases 100 pounds will be de-

livered¬

at 425For all empty boxes returned in

good olean condition 10 and 20cents will be paid

Every Family in tho Islandsshould have a obbo of Soap at thisprice The best Soap made for thoKitchen and Laundry Try a caseIt is cheaper than buying by thebar

Order from the Agents

M W McClfflej A Sods

XjixrxitedQueen Street

2136 tf

Fire Loss

Sale - - -

A large lot of Horse and Muloshoes assorted sizes

Galvanized Iron Buckets assortedsizes

Rand galv Im Tubs aisortedsizes

Sisal and Manila Rope assortedsizes

Planters and Goose Neck Hoesassorted sizes

R R Picks Axe and Pick Mat ¬

tocks assorted sizesAxe Hoe and Pick Handler as ¬

sorted sizesReady Mixed Paints assorted

oolorsAgate Ware

The above merchandise must besold oheap for cash by

Ta Hawaiian Hardware Co

LIMITEDr

81G Fort Street

Hotel St near Fort

SEATTLE BEERFOB SALE

l nnn leasehold on bere- -fWM tana Street 39 Tears

turn Present net income 190 prmonth Apply to

WILLIAM SAVEDGE CO

Fred Harrison

Contractor and Builder

All Work Entrusted Promptly Attnnnen to W1H U

SDMiBR PROPOSITION

Well now theres the

ICE QUESTION 1

You know youll need ice yonknow its a in hot weatherWe believe you are anxious to gotthat ice whioh will give you satis ¬

faction and wod like to supplyyou Order from

Ti8 Oahn Ice Floctrlo Co

HOFFMAN AND MARKHAM

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Themonth

Independent 0 cents por

The band played on board thetransport Sumner at 10 oolook thismorning

A regular meeting of the direc-

tors¬

of the YMOA was held thismorning

Loosl orioketors were entertainedat lunoh yesterday by officers of theAmphitrito

P H Hayseldun and family arriv ¬

ed by the Olaudine Sunday morningfrom Lahaina

Judge Gear will call tho caBes onhis term calendar at 10 oclock to-

morrow¬

morning

Still anothor shoot hetween theAmphitriteB and polioo has been ar-

ranged¬

for this afternoon

Manager Baldwin reports that theHawaiian Commercial will turn out80000 tons of sugar this year

- Most of the saloons following thelead of the Columbia reduced theprice of drinks this morning to 1

cents

Honolulu people had a chanceyesterday to inspect the torpedodestroyers Virago and Sparrowhawk

The Elks will this evening hold arehearsal of their big mioBtrel pro-

gram¬

whioh will be put on May Idand 16

The eleotrio oar line on Emmastreet has been completed to a pointjust above Governor Doles resi¬

dence

MisB FreBoott has established theoffice of the Honolulu Times inthe MonBarrat cottage in AdamsLane

Ealili wbb given three months im-

prisonment¬

by Judge Wilcox thismorning for assault and battery onEaikainahanle

Work on the new bridge belowJudge street in Nuuanu valley willbe resumed as Boon as the aporopriation bill has passed

These vessels will leave at 5 o-

olook

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this afternoon Ee Au Houfor Kauai Noeau and Eaiulani forHawaii Lehua for Molokai

It was stated by members of theSenate this morning that ten daysmore would be sufficient for thework of the speoial session

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Under the new law every citizenin the Islands between the anas of21 and 45 is made a soldier Thisis another blessing of annexation

This is the evening of the bigDouglas Millett fight in the Chinesetheatre on Liliha street Larry Deewill be time keeper and BertWoods referee

The Portuguese Mutual BenefitSooiety today began proceedingsagainst Henry G Reis to foreclose amortgaxe and to reoover on a notefor 1400 together with interest

Before leaving this morning Cap-

tain

¬

Lathrop of the Sumner won

the applause of the waterfront in-

cluding¬

the Amphitrites crew by

embracing the heavy weight femalelinger of the band Howa that

Hawaiian Dandy Fau

Ioane Hohopa familiar known as

Dandy is dead In the old days

he was sn organizer and master of

amusements Latterly however he

had been blind and earned a meagerliving by playing a jewsharp on theBills of city shops Some years ago

a smoking tobacco was named afterDandy and bore his picture

in bis better days on the wrapper

a Shooting Affair

Kawagaohiki a Japanese is

charged at the city jail with shoot ¬

ing and dangerously wounding one

Nebo in Koolau yesterday He was

brought across the Pali by a nativecaptain of polioe this morning Theshooting was over aJapauese woman

whose oharma had beon dividedbetweenthe two men

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IN EXTBA BEBBION

Tho Second Legislature for tbo Con ¬

sideration of Appropriation Bills

THE SENATE rOHRTH DAY

Met pursuant to adjournmentand after tho regular routine hadbBen disposed of as usual Aohifrom Judiciary reported on the ap-

propriations¬

for polioe and prisonlunaB The Attorney General andHigh Sheriff were consulted and itdoes not believe that the eight hourlabor law applies to policemen asin the opinion of the Attorney Gen ¬

eral made a part of this report Buton said consultation it does believe

that the law shall not affect the po-

lice

¬

foroe on the other islands yetil may apply to a few places snohas turnkeys in the Station HouseOahu Prison Wailuku Prison HiloPrison and Lihue Prison and theHonolulu Patrol Wagon driversand therefore recommends that apornnriationB should be made forthoEO places giving one more manin each place Tabled for consider-

ation¬

with the Appropriation BillMoCandlosp from Publio Lands

reported on the item of 100000 forroad damages on all Islands in thoCurrent Acoount Bill recommendsan amendment to make it readRoad Damages All Islands for the

six montbB ending Deo 31 1903

25000 This was in view of thofaot that the new County Law willgo into effeot Jan 1 1904 and thatroad matters will then be in chargeof the Boards of Supervisors of thevarious counties For considerationwith the bill

Third reading of Bill 4 Unpaid

Bills was called for but the foot-

ings

¬

not being ready a reoess was

taken at 1035 oclock

THE HOUSE FOUBTH DAY

The regular preliminaries beingfirst disposed of as usual the Speak-

er

¬

asked membent to look in theirdesks for certain resolutions whioh

the clerk has not bepn able to findalthough a strong effort is beingmade

A communication wbb then readfrom the three Circuit Judges al-

ready¬

reported in the Senate pro-

ceedings¬

the other dayThe Senate transmitted last Fri-

day

¬

a concurrent resolution relat ¬

ing to appropriations under theLoan Bill Tabled to be consideredtogether with the bill

The Senate also transmitted BillK defraying the expenses of theSenate in extra session It was

taken up read and passed first read ¬

ing by title and set for the orderof business tomorrow on secondreading

Eupihea offered a resolution that75000 be inserted in tho Appro

priation Bill for the purposepurchasing the right-of-wa- y

tending and maoadamizing

ofof ex

a new

road from Sohool and Lil iha streetsto the Eamehameha IV Road Ealihi Tabled for considerationwith either the Loan or Appropria-

tion

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BillPaolo offered three resolutions

1 For 26500 Japportioned as fol ¬

lows a repairs Nuuanu Pali road

3000 b repairs from Nuuanu Paliroad to Wyllie street 10000 anda repairs to Nuuanu street from

Wyll ie street to the sea 2 for 13

900 a for Roads and BridgesGeneral 4500 b repairs to roadsdamaged by the storm 500 o

repairs to bridges 2000 d new

oulverts 4000 e road maobine100 and f road roller for Eoolau

poko 500 3 for4L250 a repairsPuunui Road 2000 and b repairsWyllie street 2250 All to bo

either inserted in the Appropria-

tion

¬

or Loau Bill and wore so dis ¬

posed ofEupihea also offered another that

3000 be appropriated for lightingEing street to Moanalua and allnthor streets in Palama and Ea- -

libiEnudsen presented a unanimous

report on the plan of work laid outby the joint conference committeeand they deoided as follows 1 Un ¬

paid BilU 2 -- Emergency Bill 3

Six Months Salary Bill 4 EighteenMonthB Salary Bill 5 Six MontliB

Current Aooount Bill 6 EighteenMonths Current Account Bill and7 Loan Appropriation Bill

Each Iioubo to work as followsthe Senate to not on the firstfour and the House ou tho lastthree

Tho Loan Amount to be appro-priated

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as follows 1 The amountof the Loan Bhall bo within theamount allowed by tho OrganioAct 2 the appropriations for theTerritorial purposes shall be deduc-

ted¬

from the whole amount Thenthe balance to be divided betweenthe Counties pro rata according tothe amount of taxes paid by oaohCounty during the preceding year

The Senators and Representativesfrom each County to be appointedjoint committees to divide said sev ¬

eral amounts and the Chairman ofthe Conference Committee was au-

thorized¬

to iutroduoe a resolutionto that effect Either House mayact on Bills set apart for the otherhouse after its bills are finished Referred back to the committee

Recess was taken at 11 oclock

Boat Estate Sale

Judge W A Whiting commissionerwill on Saturday next April 9 at 12

oclook noon sell at the front en-

trance¬

to the Judioiary buildingths property belonging to the estateof the heirs of the late James Lewisto satisfy a judgment of ThirdJudge W J Eobinson in the parti-

tion¬

case of Harriot Baileyl et al vs

Elizabeth Cusbingham et alThe first property to be sold is

6960square feet next to Dimonds onKing street anu running arounu in-

to¬

Bethel street the upset price onwhioh has been fixed at 28000

The other property to be soldconsists of eleven aores divided intofifteen lots on the east side of theresidence of J H Bod in EaliaThese lots are of various lizes andrange in price all the way from

350 to 2200m m i

Passengers

Arriving per Btmr W G Hallfrom Eauai ports May 3 J Len ¬

nox J E Farley Mrs A FroehlisohR Rosenbladt J J Sullivan EJMcEay E Yamanoto Wm Stod-

dard¬

Mrs Wm Stoddard C H Herrick A McBryde B H Steel QuongSam Sing T Saito Quon Lee AhEim Mr Lightfoot C M Foster B

E Smith Master EgiPer stmr Olaudine from Maui

portB May 3 W H Cornwell andwife Miss Lohry Miss Wilcox A S

Hartwell W T Robinson H EthersLuke Tang Sing G T Robinson A

N Eepoikai J A Magoon S E Eeliinoi Mrs Beohart D G Heger A ABraymer and wife M E EalilikaneMiss A M Cook Mrs S L JoneB W

E Reavis F H Hayselden and wifeMies B E Hayselden F H Haysel ¬

den Jr H T Hayselden G Nahaolelua H A Widomannf H ArmitageF Meyers F E Richardson J M

Dowsett

NOTICE

Ealia road bridge will he closed totraffic from May 4 1903 until fur ¬

ther notice during the reconstruc ¬

tion of bridgeO B Wilson

Road SupervisorApproved Henry E Cooper

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Gill Resigns and

Donthitt Goes In

Ih the United States districtcourt this morning Edwin S Gillresigned from the office of UnitedStates Commissioner and E A

Douthitt formerly Assistant Attor-

ney-General was appointed tosucceed him Mr Gill resigned on

account of pressure of private busi-

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his practice hiving steadilyand rapidly increased of late Inaccepting the resignation JudgeEstee expressed his regrets andpaid a high tribute to the value of

Mr Gill in the public service

Mr Douthitt first distinguisedhimself here as proseoutor in theAttorney Generals department heproving one of the best the Terri-

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government had ever had

Subsequently he opened a privateoffioe in Kaahumanu street wherethe new public office sought andfound him Mr Douthitt duringhis short stay here has made many

friends and haa succeeded in win-

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Whitney Reaches Kahului

The Emily P Whitney readiedKahului Saturday morning twentythree days from Honolulu a dis-

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of les8 than 100 mileB Whileout the Whitney travelled morethan the distance from here to SanFrancisco calling at Fanning Isl-

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in her battle with the windsShortly after leaving Honolulu thevessel was blown to sea and entereda gale which took her towards theSouth Seas She had to beat herway back and was in sight of Mauifor three dayB before being able tomake port The vessel oarries 600tons of fertilizer for Maui planta-tions

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Atnphltritea Ihe Best

The Amphitrite team beat theoombined eleven from the torpedoboats at football Saturday after-noon

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but the game was one of theclosest and most exciting ever wit-

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here It was only a momentbefore the whistle blew that thndeciding goal was scored and thatscore was by chance more than allelse The same teamB will meetagain for a return match at 5 oclookthis afternoon

In Their New Home

The new home of the SolvationArmy over John Notts store wasformally dedicated Saturday even-ing

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In the early hours the Armyin their new regalia of red coata andwhite helmets paraded the streetsand gaveUheir usual open air meet-ings

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The procession had a noveltyin a British marine as leader whoswayed a baton in consonance withthe music of the Army band

Hilo Leads as UsualEast Hawaii politicians already

have the county ball in motionHardly had the ink dried on thecounty aot before a meeting at Laupahoehoe took up the question ofcounty officers and a slate wassprung It is the intention of EastHawaii to begin the oampaign atonoe provided the County Billsticks

Tit For TatIn the return shoot at Kakaako

Saturday afternoon the police wonthe rifle match from the Britishsailors but lost ia the revolver con ¬

test The score in the former was401 to 374 and in the latter 399 to896

tBooa Kan HurtE A O Miller the oandy man had

his hand crushed Saturday whileoperating a freezing maohiue Onefinger had to bo amputated but theremainder of the hand will bo saved

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