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THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1900.
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Evening Bulletin
Published Every Day except Sunday,
at 210 King Street, Honolulu,
T. of 11., by the
BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
WALLACE It. FAItltlNOTON ..Editor
DANIEL LOGAN City Editor
Entered nt the Post Office at Hono
lulu as second class matter. .
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MONDAY OCTOBER 8, 1S00.
FOR PRESIDENT,
wm. Mckinley.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
THEO. ROOSEVELT.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONORESS,
SAMUEL PARKER.
FOR SENATORS:
Clarence L. Crabbe,
Cecil Brown,
W. C. Achi,
Frank Pahla,
Henry Waterhouse
George R. Carter.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES;
A. G. M. Robertson,
J. W. Keikl,
William Aylett,
A. F. Gllflllan,
Wm. H. Hoogs,
Jonah Kumalae,
L. L. McCandless,
J. L. Kaulukow,
Enoch Johnson,
L. J. McCabe,
H. R. Hitchcock,
W. J. Coelho.
man as well ai the lawyer that the
Chief Justice bases his opinion upon
the proceedings of tho Commission and
not upon the reading of the Organ!"
Ac-, and that he finds their Intention
from what they "thought' best" and not
from tho words of the written law.
Tho Intention of Congress In passing,
the Act cannot he ascertained by what
was "Judged best" by the Commission,
an Independent body entirely distinct
from Congress. Of this there can bo
no question, but It l elementary law
that cen If thcChlef Justice had hewn
a member of tho Congress which pass
ed our Orgnnlc Act, what lie "tliougnt
best" would not bo considered by a
rcurt In construing It but the court
would be guided by tho wiltten law.
What Is a great matter of surprise Is
thai the Chief Justice would prejudge
what may come before him for deci
sion, for his atllrnintlon of the Attor
ncy General's opinion will not deter
piopirty owners from lighting any re:
respective law that may be passed
which materially Increases their tax
ation If they think that the law Is un
constitutional or Invalid.
As the Chief Justice was the outlier
I of the opinion In one of the Reglstn
Mon cases, construing certain provis
ions r.t the Organic Act It would be In
tereMlng to Know whether his opinion
In that case as to the Intention of Con
gti's was based upon what the Coin
miction thought or Intended, r
was formed from discussions 'In tho
Senate Committee."
It Is certainly a illfllcult matter tor
the acrage lawyer to advise clients nr
to the meaning of the Organic Act
when he labors under the disadvantage
c f not knowing the secrets of the com,-
nl'tec rooms possessed by the Chief
Jritlce of our Supreme Court, who does
ii'K scemtoe disqualified from passing
upon such questions.
The Pacific Hardware Co,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Goods for the household, for the plumber, for contractors,
......builders and carpenters i.
New line of Staple Articles have been brought here by
the Australia, Geo. Curtis, Alden Besse, Irmgard, Rosamond
and W. H. Dimond. which are now opened up
A complete line of Sanitary Plumbing Goods direct from
the Wolfe Manufacturing Co. is on hand.
Elliptic Boiler Tube Serapus, yi to 4 inches.
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REGISTER NOW!
FRBAR
ON UliTROSPECTIVE
LEGISLATION.
IN POLITICAL WHIRL
The Democratic Territorial conveu
tlon will take placo In the Orpheum
theater tonight. Unfortunately, the
l'idcrs cannot promise a minstrel show
ch ns they had at their nominating
i n mention but they hope nevertheless
t. i loduce a lot of things to laugh at,
Republican and Democrats alike ran
up against n frost nt Lnle Staurda).
President Woolley of the Mormon set
Cement refused to allow the members
of his Hock to attend to political mat'
tfr-j when there was a Mormon confer
ence In session.
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Transcendent Light
Best Light known
to science and th
Cheapest !
ARCH LIGHTS for indoor and Out
door Illumination.
Installed on short notice for Lawn Parties Luaus or Halls.
Lights Rented by Month.
1500 or 500 Candle Power.
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i WASHINGTON LIGHT CO.,
Sole Agents.
C. W. MACFARLANE, Manager.
Pacific - Hardware - Co.,
XjIMITEJD
Stores? Frt Kins and Bethel sts-
Residence Tract
FOR SALE AS A WHOLE!
At a meeting of the central commit
tee of the Republican party Saturfinv
night It was decided to call a meeting
for Kahuku Saturday night. Wm. Ay
lett, Frank Pahla, (leoige It. Onrtir,
I.. L. McCandless and J. L. Kaulukou
have been selected aa speakers.
Attorney General B. 1'. Dole In an
opinion published October 4th, 1000 33
to the power of the Legislature of tho
Territory to Increase taxation by a
rctiospectlvc law seems to be of '!i'.
very doubtful opinion that the constitu
tion of the Republic of Hawaii Is no
longer In force here and that therefore
Hi provision In Art. 71 that "extent as
lureln provided no retrospective law
shell ever bo enacted" Is no longer of
nny forco and effect, anl that the
Legislature Is at liberty to pass such
retrorpcctlve legislation 33 it sees nt
It Is not the purpose of the Hulletln
to Quarrel with the Attorney Uenerul,
although It can not sec whnt effect the
retention In forco of our late Constitu
tion would havo In the matter, for It
certainly would be nothing moro than
sn Act of Congress, and Congress Inn
In our Organic Act retained a similar
provision In force.for It has not repealed
Chapter 2 of the Civil Laws, Section C
cf vhlch provides that "No law shall
hae a retrospective operation."
As tho Attorney Genera! seemed to
1m In doubt on the uucsthn Chief Jus
tlco Frear In an Interview publlsheJ
In one of the papers the next day gives
his opinion confirming tho conclusions
of the Attorney General ns follows:
"When tho Hnwnllnn Commis
sion nag drafting the Organic Act,"
(aid he yesterday, "theio was some
doubt nt first as to tho advisability
of ktcplng the constitution In
force, A first It was thought best
to contlnuo it In forco and then
as we went along it was decided to
abrogate tho wholo constitution
and Insert such portions us we
had formerly thought of retaining
in force Into the Organic Act.
That is why Section 1 and C of tho
Organic Act seem to Indlcato nn In
dention to retain the constitution
In forco and explains the seeming
Inconsistency of these sedans with
Section 7.
"Ae to the matter of retrospec
tive legislation ,lt may be said that
In the constitution of the Republic
of Hawaii there was a, provision
forbidding any legislation of that
kind We had retained that sec
tion In the Organic Act but when
the Organic Act was being discuss
ed In tho Sennto committee it was
judged best to eliminate It. It was
beforo the commltee at the time
and I stated that such provisions
vere to Iks found In tho constitu
tions of several States, Lilt It was
stricken out nevertheless, In tho
House committee' this provision
was rctulned, but when It camo to
the final adoption of the Act the
provision was left out. So It Is my
opinion that there Is no doubt of
the right of tho Legislature to pas3
retrospective laws."
Now It will bo apparent to tho lay
The Democratic speakers held forth
at I tile this morning. There were not
many present at tho meeting and a
v,'iy little enthusiasm was shown.
Jomi U. Hush was one of the speakois
Robert Walalealo of Koloa, ono of
the prominent Republicans of Kausl,
states that tho Garden Islo will surely
cast Its largest vote for Samuel I'nr
ker as delegate to Congresj. He states
further that the Republicans, while
they havo not made much noise, ire
doing some very effective work.
....ISO Acres.-
PALOLO HEIGHTS!
Beautifully situated mauka of the Government Waialae Road.
Ad Unexcelled Site for Hotel or Sanitarium!
MAGNIFICENT VIEW I
The tract slopes Gently up to an elevation of over 8oo feet. It com
mands a land and sea view from Koko Head to the Waialae Mountains.
WATER can be piped from a natural flowing stream from an eleva
tion of 1,200 feet.
hor further particulars apply to
Palolo Land and Improvement Co.,
A..F. COOKE, Manager,
Room 8, Model Block.
SHREVE & CO., San Francisco, f
'"To facilitate trade with the Hawaiian Islands, will deliver all goods NS 1 ,
purchased or ordered of them, free of all charges for transnortatlon to v'
Honolulu, or returning same to San Francisco, Goods will be sent on
selection to those known to the firm, or who will furnish satisfactory
references in San Francisco.
Jewelers,GoldandSilverManufacturers,"iIV-
Illustrated CATALOGUE and prices furnished upon receipt of request. We have
the largest manufactory of Jewelry and Silverware west of New YotK City, and are
prepared to lumnn special design. ,
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Carriage Maker
General Repairing.
- Painting, Blacksmithing, Trimming.
Phaetons, Buggies and Hacks Manufactured.
HIGH1-CJL.A.SS WORK.
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SOHUMAN'S
Carriage f Harness Repository
HAS ON EXHIBITION
FORTY SWELL TURNOUTS-
Republicans Attention
You have only till Tuesday to
register.
DEATH 01' AIRS AULD.
Mrs. Catharine I'ehlkulanl Auld, i
will known ami highly respected Ha
waiian lady, died nt her residence,
Mnrslifleld, l'.nvjn, Sunday, October 7,
nftir u very shoit but palnlul Ulricas.
Her father una John Dawson, and
her mother was Knaiakavtaha, uhlgh
ch'.ifess of Molokui. She was a direct
descendant, of Kcuka, sister of Kckuu
like, KlnR of Maul unit Molokal. Her
first marilago was to Jas. I.. Lewis, by
which union theie wero eight chlldien,
all surviving except ono, Horace Lewis,
who met with a fatal accident soino six
rr.onlhs ago.
Iiy her second marriage to James
Aul I, one son was born, Harry J. A till,
also survlWng her. The funeral of the
late Mrs. Auld, will take place from
lie" residence, Marshflcld, Pawaa, at 3
o (.'.nek this afternoon.
All friends nnd acquaintances are
respectfully Invited to attend. '
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VARIETY I OF DESIGNS
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Nowhere else can you find so
large a variety of
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and
Electroliers
Fixtures
PRICES - THE - LOWEST
fivcry One or Them n Different Style I
WEeCAMASnilSVOIIGlllf BUY TflEM IN WO!
ULCAUSL b buy lrcUrom the faclnrltx ame o Jcalerion the Coa.t.
SOME REASONS
Why You Should liny Your CnrrltigcH Prom Ut t
YOI TAkT NO DISKS f Jamie" In transput illnn.
VOL IIAVt A CIIANCI. TO I'l &SONAI LY INM'I CT Hih1 inj ll tonwthlnr
ln)our liking JIiui,rJtr from the Coast h catalogue uj are liking chantti
inetmnitrM my jiitvrtnl trom uliat it looks on rarer
A bull ol clothing (or fj.w. Jooktas well on rari a one co.tlnj
ol tirttln? tuinethlnit ent rely Jilfertnl troinuhat It l
KLVltMIU K'
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nEQISTIlATION HULLS ARE NOW
OPEN IN HONOLULU IT IS THE
DUTY OF EVERY REPUBLICAN TO
REQISTER AT ONCE
It Is the duty of all Republicans
to REGISTER AT ONCE.
STARTLING FIGURES
IMPORTS OF CHAMPAGNE
Into the Unltfd from January I rt
to July nt. iooo.
G. H. MUMM & CO.'S
EXTRA DRY OO.MOcasej,
Woet & Clundon 18,413 "
Pommery & Greno 12,283 "
Hledslck & Co , Dry Mono-
pole (J.oco "
Louis lioedtrer 4,418 "
All other brands 27012 "
TOTAL .I35tl84 "
-Complied trom the Official Custom House Records
MACFARLANE & CO., LTD., Sole agents.
MARQUIS ITO PREMIER
Yokohama, Sept. 30. Tho Mikado
bus summoned Marquis ltn to form a
Cabinet, owing to th ervsignntlon of
the Ynmagata Ministry, When entrust-
Ins the task to the now Premier his
majesty said that, as affalts In China
were entering upon the diplomatic
Btutrp, the presence of Marquis I to ct
the fctad of the Government was nece
Bury.
Republicans Attention
You have only till Tuesday to
register,
Wnlluku Republican Rally.
Walluku, Oct. 0. Thero will he a
big Republican rally in Wnlluku this
evening. Trains will run from Pala to
Wnlluku and return after the meeting
Ir. over. Among the speakers will he;
II. P. Raldwln, A. N. Kcpolkal, C. II.
Dn'kty, Henry Long, Rev, S. Kapu,
Enoch Johnson, (Jco. lions, L. W, P,
Kaucalll and others,
ShcniMiuin Ih Dead.
New York, Sept. 29. Thomas 0,
Shcu man, the famous lawyer nnd sin
gle lax athocate, died at his home In
Rionklyn tonight. Death followed
surgical operation.
NEGROES FOR MAUI
Wnlluku, Oct. C About 230 negro
fumlllcH nio txpected on Maul from tho
United States. Of tho number, fifty
will bo employed on Ilumakuapoko,
fifty at Pulu, and 150 at SpreckeUvlllJ.
Next year It Is likely that Porto means
and their families will be engaged oil
some of tho Maui plantations.
DemoeratH Will Travel.
Walluku, Oct. 0. The Democratic!
candidates for Senators and Represen
tatives will tour this Island next week,
Tut' will deliver speeches at all the
voting precincts on Maul. After tour
Ing this Island, they will go to Mo! a-
kal.
Quebec Premier Dcntl.
Montreal, Que., Sept. 20. Kellx Mar
chund, Premier of Quehsc, died last
night. Mr. Marchand, who was CS ycais
of noe had been III all summer and his
iccovery was despaired of two weeks
ago. Ho was Liberal in politics.
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.. LTD., Alakea St., nr. Alerchant
Before Insuring Your Life consult the best company
and secure the best and most liberal policy as
Issued by the
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO.
of New York -
EMIMETT MAY, Judd Building,
Manager for Hawaii.
Catton, Neill & Co., Ltd.
IS IfcT G-I 3ST IB E3 23 S
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Agents for
The- General - Electric -Company
GRAND GLEARANCB SALE
For One Month Onlyi
In all lines commencing
Saturday, September 29, 1900
Bargains In Gras Cloth ivarlom cohrs), Handkerchiefs
temDroIdeted), Heavy Pongee aim forbults or skirts, etc.
Above Hotel
GOO KIM, 210 NUUANU ST,
S. SHIMAMOTO
General Merchandise! Dry Goods, Groceries
Japanese Provisions, etc
MAQOON BLOCK, MERCHANT STREET.
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