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TUE EVENING BTJLLETJN: HONOLULU, B. I., MAY 13, 1899.
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BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
W. R. FARHINGTON EllUf
DANIEL LOOAN City Editor
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SATURDAY, MAY 1.1, 1H9'1,
Till: HAWAIIAN r.f.i:CTIUr.
Th NewliuniH HcEolution (lis
posed of llin iuterr'Rnuni Rovorn-
imnt of Hawaii in tho following
terms:
"Until CoufjtTBE i hull prnvido
for tht" povorniii'-nt of such hi
nuils all the civil, judicial nm!
inililnry power execuloil by tlin
o(lictTf of tlipoxistinc Roverninpiit
in pniil lsliiudh ulmll In- vested in
sucli pnrhon or persons and shall
ho CTcrciMtl m nurh n mmni r hh
tho Prosiilpiit of the United Stntes
shall direct."
Whan nnked who.thur nny opin
ion from Washington n i.hi.rities
hid beon received relntivo to tins
September election!) in Llawaii,
Mr. Dolo, BpoiiUinp for the IochI
govornment replied that no iu
Btrnctiona had bepn rpcivcd. Mr.
Dolo also said that no opinion had
b'en sought, J adding that "it
would have beon no use " This i
interpstiug indeed. Tho Hiiwni
ian government bogs tho question
wbon it bfcomes a matter of sav.
in,' public? money expended for n
nosdlessolection. It ndrutts that
n) elTort.JmB bppn made, and as
Bumfs tho exclusive pouer of iu
torpreting the authority of the
President of the United States in
tho Hawaiian Ialauds. Withoit
having received or requested a
word or suggestion from Wash
iugton relative to tho diction, Mr.
Dolo'ufgovernmeut goes on iu itr.
own peculiar waytboldly nhserliuy
thnt any request for itirtruatious
wjnld have been "no nee."
In view of tho fact thnt the gov
ernment did make a request to
Wahiugtou relative to immigra
tion matters, t he people havo an
excollont example of what this
government considers "soino nse"
and what is regarded as "no use."
This govern tnentjuonsidored keep
ing FederRli troops out of the, Ex
ccutivo building of tho highest
"me," it found the condemnation
of American nrmy ollicers of vital
"use," demanding much timo
and ream j of correspondence;
it opined tint Mr. DoloV
authorityjto accept retigutions
and appoint local oll'.cialn
was of'greitt "uso" mid should be
immediately fettled by iustruo
tiotis from Washington, it hold
th it the ritentiouof Cabinet of
ficials under tho territorial law
wtsof so nmoh "uho" thut Mr.
Dile felt o died upon to make a
minority report to tho Com mis
bion; when worried nboutau immi
gration pilioy, it detmnntnted
that a lequcst for instructions
from Washington was intnusoly
useful, lint when it como, to tin'
oleotions, the monpy expanded for
creating legislators who, ton
chances to ono, will uevor bo call
ed in session, Mr. Dolo, up? tkiug
for his government coulilently
takes tho position that expendi
ture of Hawaiian po3tne slump?
and his vnluablo time in oblaining
an opinion fiom Wn-diintton
"wo ild have b?on no me."
Notwithstanding the Nowlnudf.
Ilojolutiou places tho direction of
Hawaii's alTairs in tho hnndH of
President McKinley, Mr. Dolo's
go;eruraout iisHtiraPS the riht to
make U own interpretations,
which iu this caao nro manifestly
not in tlin interests of the people.
Th) election for which the vot
ora are no reuistering nt the
rato of olp u dny ii to be held iu
Suitjmbir The bonutors and
rtsprcuiitiitive will nssomblo the
spcotid Wt'duesday iu February.
It is highly probable that, previ
ous to tho second vck in Feb
ruary, Congress will have disposed
of Hawaiian legislation and the
ncwlj elected legislators will have
nothiug to do bat frame their com.
misiouB giving thorn tho title "no
use."
Accepting the supposition thnt
Congress will still ho arguing the
Hawaiian question on tho secoud
Wednesday of February, what is
t o position of tho Hawaiian leg
iila'uro? With pvory proposed
kyiilativo net will como tho noccs
sity of delay, to wait tho enact
ment of Hawaii's Americnu or
gauic law. Aud iu tho midst of
tlie legislative session tho newly
elected legislators will bo orderod
o it of oflice by tho Hawaiian law
piesed by UnngroiB that will call
for an election on an American
basin, a legislature that will repre
sentAmerican Hawaii. This Ameri
can legislature will bo called in
sesdion bofore tho close of tho
bionniul period for which appro
priatious have already been made.
Hawaiian taxpayors will bo called
upon to foot tbu bills for both
clnclious and tho uxponses of tho
two legislatures ono absolutely
usoless, tho otberdomauded by tho
changed conditions following the
extension of Amorican law.
It is morely a question of what
the Hawaiian government consi
ders of the highest iraportance.tho
interest of tho taxpayers or tho
farce of the local government car
rying on Hawaiian affairs with as
little recognition of aud consulta
tion with the Prosideut of tho
United States a9 possible.
Mr. Dolo says it "would have
b en uo ut-e" to even consult
President McKinley on Hawaii's
general oleotion. By what supe
rior knowledge is this declaration
made? Ho found instructions on
appointments and labor highly
iipeful. Or does Mr. Dole by this
expression desire toaouoio a want
of coutidenco in tho interest which
President McKinley takes in tho
uffi irn of tho Hawaiian people ?
What is worth having is worth
nskiug for.
Does tho Hawaiian govern
ment seek to go on record
as opposed to any measure that
will m.vo the Hawaiian pooplo tho
expenses of a needless election
and possibly a needless legisla
tive session? This is tho policy
Mr. Dole has proclaimed. Does ho
intend to hold to it ?
SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN LINE.
Continued from Page 1.
ii tho speakers' stand dooorated
in a similar manner to the review
inn stand at the Opera House. On
the Ewa side of tins H a place sot
apart for tho banners of the vari
ous schools.
The principal dry poods houses
of the city have decided to close
up this afternoon iu order to give
their employes a chanco to sco the
parade. Other houses will uu
diinbtedly do tho sumo.
W. A. Uowen is the chairman
of tho day, II E. Ooloman, mar
shal and D. L Naone, 1 valor of
tlie singing. Thoio will bo three
oorni'tB to asuiut in tho singing.
Tlie program at Kawaiahao con
sists of tlin following:
1. Rally Sonf? (Tune: "Hawaii Ponoi."
2. Lord's Prayer.
3. Address by Rev. G. L. Pearson.
4. "Onward Christian Soldiers."
5. Doxology.
It is probable thnt spectators
will not bo able to get into tho Ka
waiahao grounds as tho Sunday
bdiools will need all the space
that cm bo found in tho vicinity
of tho speakers' stand.
Although the Gneliu is soiled'
nled to leave for San Francisco nt
5 o'clock this nftornonn it is not
probnblo that Mio will sail just nt
that time. The America Mnru is
doing her work of discharging
freight and taking on coal out in
tho stream.
To-dny's Honolulu Stock
Exchange Report.
NAWP STOCK Capital 'Sh'r's Capital
NA,vbb,u-KAutho,i.JIsu,d Paid l'p
Bid
Md
Sttrtmltil.
C. Brewer& Co$i,oo3,ood
f.ooo.ooa
Sufr. I
Am Sug'rCo.Av
AmSuCo.p'd up
Ewa Plant'n Co
MamoaPlanCo
Haw n Acr. Co
Haw'n Suk Co
Honomu Su Co
Konokaa S Co
Haiku SuzarCo
Kahuku PI n Co
Klhel PCoLdAs
' pd up
KlpahuluSuCo
Koloa SuarCo
KonaSuCo.Ass
KonaSCopdur
Maunalel SC A
M " pd Up
OahuS Co.
Onomea Su Co
OokalaSPnCo
Olowatu Com'y)
I'aaiihauSPCo,
Pacific Su Mill
Pala Plant'n Cj
Pereekeo Su Cot
?50,oorf:
750,ood
IJ.ood
107 Si
750000
3,000,000
175.000
3.O0O cooi
30,000
39
890
ajo
45
t.ooo.ouoj
llieoci
.7 JO
10,000
1 000000
t.ooo.ooq
oo.ocd
20,000
1,400000
300,000
t.ooo.ood
3,000
tO.OOO
1,000,010
500,000
500,00a 5 000
5oa,ow S.OOO
1 . tao.oool la.mn'
500,00a
I7'.
!,SOO,OOOUO,OCO
160,
1,500,000
160,000
3oo,ouc
iPo.ooc
90,000
100000
3,400,000
,000,OOC
1, 60c
300.000
3.000
390,000 j.toc
160,0(0
900,000
100,000
I,800
9.0OC
f.OOO
I0'(
300
3
9,400,00034,000
l,ooo,ooo'lo,oaa
500,000! 5,000
I3o,oao 1,500
S.ooo.coo 100,000
500 oooj ).coa
750,0001 7,50a
750,ooo 7,500
1.350,00013,500
9 000,000 10,000
1,500,00015,000
30J.OUO 3,000
700,000 7,ooO
357,000 3,520
I35,ooo( 1,350
500,00c
I 50 OIK
5,000,000
50000a
750,00a
750,00c
Pioneer Atlll Co
Wala'uaAcCoA
1,350,000
1,500,000
300,000
47C4
lit
183
" - ind up)
WalanaeCom y
Walluku Su Co
WalmanaloSCo
WalmeaAUIICo
700,000
351,000
135,00a
MtutlUntout
Wilder S S Co
Inter-Is S N Co
500 000 5,000
500,000 5,000
500,000
500,000
ais.oocJ
30000
160
150
Haw'n I lee Co
Hono.KT&LCo
Mutual Tele Co
350,000 3,350
300,000 3,000
150,00013,000
9000 90
31,000 310
MakahiCof As
130,000
31,000
3,000,000
" ' P'dup
OahuRy&LCo
3,000,000 30,000
BonJt,
Haw Gov,6per cl
10l
Oahu Ry&L'doj
HCovPoS,4
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SALES REPORTED.
8 American Suear Paid up. I4U: too Ookata, 21,
15 Ewa. 307'. 35 fewa. 410; 30 American Suear Asse
ssable, 105, 3 Pioneer Mill 415; 50 Klhel, i8(
Stock Transactions top
Week Ending May 6.
NAME OP STOCK.
Share L.0"-
vrr-
lllch
est. inH
Am. Sugar Co, As
" " paid
Ewa Plantation Co
Hawaiian Sugar Co ...
HonoUaa Sugar Co
KilieiPlan.Co.,Ltd,As
Maunalel SucarCo.. As
Go
3.7
40
20
40
355
20
18
1220
430
70
175
105
40
56
120
105
400
397
220
283 li
i8i
12
300
24
40
4?5
112H
11
Oahu Sugar Co
280
uokala su. r'lant'n (Jo
Paauhau Su.Plant'nCo
Pioneer Mill
Walalua Agr.Co, Assa.
Walalua Agr.Co.p'd up
Oahu Ry. & Land Co
22J4-
39
415
1 10'
175182JJ
145
Total ,
2C90
Haw Gov 6 p c bonds. ?iooo 102
Old Father Time.
Grim and hoary, laden with hour glass
and scythe Is not one of the laborers who
aislsts much In the Improvement f one's
n n personal appearance or In the satisfac
tory presentation, to tlie view of passers
by, of that neatest of all appurtenances
to a Honolulu home, viz: a well-kept
lawn. Far more useful than old times
scythe Is an up-to-date California Clipper
Lawn Alow a-, which the Padlic Cycle
& Al'f'n Co.. In the Ehler's block, have
now on sale and which is offered to lovers
of a smooth lawn at a low price.
"Smooth as a billiard table is the lawn of
Mr. So and So." How pleased the pos
sessor of such .t lawn must be when he
hears that statement and knows that his
next door neighbor could have as good a
looking lawn with no more labor than a
mower, and a California Clipper Is a
dandy.
Scenic Postal Cards have
become a fad in Europe, Ger
many being the starting point.
Tlie craze has spread until
even Hawaiian Scenic Postal
Cards may now be had, in
fifty different subjects, at 2$
cents per dozen.
KING BROS.,
110 Hotel street.
All Sorts
And
Conditions of
HOSE! - - -
GARDEN HOSE I
STEAM HOSE !
SUCTION HOSE I
Closing out odd lots at special
prices regardless of the advance in
ruhber .
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.-
Fort Stroot.
Clothing !
Clothing !
Clothing !
We are now offering Alen's, Boys' and
Children's Clothlne at the lowest D'ices
ever offered In this city before, nnd the
largest stock to select from and a guaran
tee of Its superiority.
You will find our Hts, Caps, and Fur
nlshlngsof the same high standard and
anything purchased In either department
will be cheerfully taken back and money
refunded If not satisfactory.
Agents for Dr. Delmel's Linen Atesh
Underwear. Send for Catalogue.
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"The Kash,"
9 Hotel Street : : WaTerlcy BlOCt
We Make Shirts to Order.
Telephone No. 6;6. No. o-n, Hotel St.
Indurated Fibre Ware.
A LARGE ASSORTA1ENT
DIRECT FROA
THE FACTORY . . . .
Baby's Baths,
Bowls, Buggy Palls,
Beer Trays, Chamber Palls,
Chambers, Dairy Palls,'
Funnels, Flower Pot Saucers,
Handy Dishes, Jardinieres,
Keelers, Measures,
Pitchers, Slop Jars.
Slop Jar Mats, Slop Urns,
Stable Pulls.
Spittoons, (Three Sizes),
Tubs, (All Sizes),
Wash Basins, Water Palls.
These goods are durable and cheap and
are worth your Inspection.
See display in our large window.
W.W.Dimond&Co,,
LTM1TED.
Von Holt Block, King street.
BSyAgents, Gurney Cleanable Refri
gerators, Detroit Jewel Stoves, (For
Coal and Wood). Standard Blue Stoves,
Primus Stoves.
Hawaiian
btaiupS'"
Sets of Old Hawaiian Stamps,
Hawaiian Fans,
Hawaiian Souvenir Cuff Buttons,
Hawaiian Photographic Views,
Hawaiian Curios, &c.
FOR SALE AT THE
GolfienMeBazaar
310 FORT STREET.
BY AUTHOBITI.
Sealed Tenders
Will be received at tlie oflice of the
Minister of the Interior till 12 o'clock noon
of Monday, May 15th, i&jij, for bridge
lumber and iron work to be delivered at
Harm, Maul.
Specifications at oflice of Superintendent
of Public Works.
'I he Minister does ;iot bind himself to
accept tlie lowest or any bid.
S. M. DAMON,
. Minister of tlie Interior Ad Interim.
' I28-2t
Shirt Waists !
The Largest Assortment o? Popular Sellers.
Made Expressly for Us.
Style and Fit Guaranteed
N. S. SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED.
Direct, Importers.
BE PRUDENT
And buy a homo and by so doing secure
monthly dividends, this is our advico,
and wo have some bargains in Real
Estate. Howovor, if you have tho
fever and want to sicculato in Stocks,
wo will givo careful attention to any or
ders placed with us.
L. C.
Stock Broker and
315 Fort Street.
K. G
Baking Powder
THEO. H. DAVIES CO., LTD.
Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands
Boon to
-Si-
The greatest remedy known in the treatment of bad backs
and shoulders in horses is DR. POTTIE'S
....Gall Salve
Positive cure effected by itsuse in every instance.
Send your orders to
C. W. MACFARLANB,
Sole Agent for Dr. Pottie's Remedies. T
ORPHEUM HOTEL,
Orphettm Braiding, Tort Street.
ICA-IESI-i KLE1MS, Piop'r. i
Will open on Atay 1st as a first-class modern hotel. A German chef has been
ipeclally Imported, and every attention will be Riven to the culinary department. A
tirst-clabS short-order bill of fare. Regular dinner at 5:30 p. m. Ufnlnn hall 60x30.
Private supper rooms; billiard tables; barber shop, and every convenience.
A few offices to let in the building. 1206
XjIVES
COMMISSION IER0M1TS !
HONOLULU STOCK YARDS,
Corner AUiUeu and Queen Streets.
W. S.WITHERS, jVCEtnager.
HONOLULU
THE NEW DRUG ST0UG.
I. O. Dox 679
PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECIPES our specialty.
Our Drugs and Chemicals are fresh and pure.
A full line of Druggists' Sundries. . '
Satisfaction can always be found In the Dictionary, and by trading with us.
HROMO KOLA for Headache and Seasickness.
WII
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&
ABLES,
Real Estate Agent.
Telephone 139.
Horses.
THE.
stock.
One well-broken small Mule. S75. Two
extra nice pure bred Holsteln so-qu.irt
milch Cows. One fine large Team. Qne
Coach Team. Two elegant Drivers.
One family Horse. Two Island Saddle
Horses. And one Draft Anlnui.
Call and examine stock.
DRUG CO.
VON 1I0L.T BLOCK, KING ST.
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