The Hawaiian star. [volume], April 07, 1905, SECOND EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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NHWS IN A NUTSHHl.li
I'srHgrntihs Tint! Wlc Uoodonspd
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U. ft. Weather Bmtm OMet, Yaw
Temperature: . m. 7; I i. lit. 7:
li a. m. 71; noon, 74; mom In tninlniNm
4.
Barometer K h. in. 80. W; absolute hu
midity 8 a. in. 5.10? trains per cuttle
foot; relative humidity a. m. M per
cent; dew talnt 8 a. m. (T.
Wind velocity: a. m. 11, northeast;
1a.m. K. northeast; 10 a. m., 1 1, north
east; noon W, norUtaaat.
Rainfall due In S4 hours ended S a.
in. .It Inches.
Total wlttd movement duilnt M hours '
idd at noon Ms miles. 1
ended at noon M miles.
ALKX. KcC. AtHLXY,
Section Director, U. X. Weather Surest
New line of Panama hats at Iso
shiina's. Honolulu Symphony Club meets this
evening.
The hand will play at the Zoo every
afternoon.
A llltel for divorce summons appears
In this Issue,
The band plays on the roof Harden
of the Alexander You us; Hotel tonight.
The school at Lahtna, Lalialitaluna
excepted, have a vacation this week.
There were 51-100 of an Inch of rain
In the Manoa valley Wednesday night.
John A. gcott has been appointed dis
trict forester for the South Hllo dis
trict. I lark Annie Johnson was sighted off
Koko Head this morning at 8:30
o'clock.
K. Jtohtnson has charge of Lalmlim
postolllce (lurlnur the alweuce of Post
master WshI.
Olive lliBjich nshskalt Lodge, I. O.
O. V. gave ii trolley party after busi
ness last nlirlit.
The Piliioess Kalanlanaole will re
ceive at Pualsllanl, Walklkl, next Tues
day afternoon.
The list of olllcers and directors of
W. W. Dlmond & Co., for the ensuing
year appoars In this Issue.
Missi lien Taylor of Walohlnu Is
HitendliiK the Itaster holidays in Hllo
hm the guest of Mrs. Chris Castemlyk.
The concert at the Opera Houho Sat
urday evening will be the last to be
given In Honolulu by Miss Jessie Mac
lachlun. W.. Weight Jr., until recently postal
clork In the Hllo olllce. Is now train
dlHputcher at Wnlakoa for the Hllo
ltullroad.
Hoopll, a native of unbalanced tuliiil
and between 70 and ,80 years of ago, Iihh
buun missing from Ills homo at Puuloa
since March 2S.
I'oHtmaHler George L. Desha and
family will occupy the Campbell resi
lience on School street. Mr. and Mrs.
t'lmrlcH Klemsun will reside with them
- 1 1 Ho Tribune.
The regular monthly meeting of tho
free Kindergarten and Children's Aid
AHHoclatlon was hold this morning at
!.30 In the Y. M. C. A. rooms.
An invitation to tho National Guard
of Hawaii to send a team to the na
tional rlllf match nt Songlrt, N, J. In
August has been received by Col. Jones
Advance tickets for the Elks' min
strels are now on salo hy members. The
holders of these tickets may procure
seats In advance of others. They may
bo exchanged April 20 for seats.
There will be a meeting of Polyne
sian Encampment No. 1, . O. O. P., at
Odd Fellows' hall this evening for
work In the Koyal Purple degree. After
the work Is over, there will be a ban
quet served.
There will be a mooting of tho Mor-
hunts' Association of Honolulu, at tho
association rooms, No. 45 Alexander
Young building, nt 7:30 p. m. today,
for the considering the report of the
committee on the Standard Telephone
franchise.
Ted Ouard, who hns been In tho con
tinuous emjiloy of Thoo. H. Duvles &
Co. for the past six yoars will loavo
shortly on the ship John Kna for a
cruise around the Horn to Now York
anil will be absent about six months.
Hllo Tribune.
Mrs. John Mann, accompanied hy her
small grand-daughter, left on the Falls
of Clyde Saturday morning for Han
Francisco, where she expects to make
a protracted visit In the hope of bene
fitting her impaired health. Hllo Tri
bune. FALSE ALARM OF Fl HE.
The department was called out about
noon today by a false alarm of flrc,ut
inu corner 01 limg nnu j.uiua Hireum
ANDREW WELCH SIGHTED TODAY
The bark Andrew Welch, 12 days from
San Francisco, was sighted qff Koko
Head this afternoon, at 2o'clock.
LATE ARRIVALS.
You are often made the victim of
mosquito bites. Call at Hobrons' and
ask for "Skeet-Go" they will explain
Its use, and guarantee its effect.
Want ads In the Star bring quick re
turns, Three lines three times for 2J
cents.
CHOICE ALGAROBA
FIRE WOOD
DELIVERED TO ANY PART OP THE
CITY. LEAVE ORDERS WITH
W. W. DIMOND&CO,
Agents for Itust Nlil lUnoh,
IT TRTKHIAT WILL aU'PPORT
i 1 ""
a senators who
resierrtaj'
against the County Mil dfcaet to bain
MM m -atalnst tke CJounly Mil."
Mratr were aevea.of tkem, but all vot-
ft h har Oiv OoUMtr Mil when It wss
fashed, and they declare thamselves In
ttmt of It now, but they do not believe
tMt the joint conference committee
act4 letslly In ma k kit the final draft
of the measure, and thetr rot of "No"
yesterday was simtily for the purose
of havtmr another conerenos, olearlnt
up the dWHculty and then passing the
MIL
Benators Isen4ert, MoOaiMlless, Paris
and Achl, all of whom voted against
f" l " snows,
wr en t the Capitol this mornlnt.
land slated that their vote was not to
be understood as ouuoatnt the County
bill as a whole. Senator Dickey de
clared himself yesterday a supporter of
the bill, thouth he Is listed atainst It.
Oandall and Kalama are also expected
to lie on the aye side If It comes lo
passing the whole bill over a veto.
The vote of seven to eight, as It stood
yesterday in the Senate, led to reports
that the Senate would not have enough
supiorterK to the hill to override a veto,
ten votes heliiK needed. The prospect
I in, however, that the Senate will have
' fifteen votes 1n supjiort of the hill.
WORK IN THE HOUSE
THIS MOONING
Continued from puge five.)
If III 182, relating to the letting and
performance of public contracts and
furnishing materials therefore. (Har
ris). Recommended with amendments.
For water conservation at the ICallua
and Napoopoo sections of the Komts,
15000. (Grenwell). Recommended ta
bled as not being a justllled expendi
ture and tabled to lie considered with
the appropriation bill.
To reimburse Joseph Scharsh for GOO
feot of his land taken for widening the
Molaa road, Kauai. $100. (Sheldon). Ro
commended that the Superintendent of
Public Works settle out of general
roads and bridges appropriation.
To iay T. Awana for shortage In
land at Keauula, Maul $3000 (Kalluo).
Recommended that $200 be paid,
For h new Court house at Wnlluku
$M),000, Recominonded.
For purchasing the water rights In
I'uuoa . valley. $140,000 (Llllkalanl).
Recommended.
On motion, Harris' bill providing for
the letting and performance 'Of public
contracts was made special 'order of
the day for third reading tomorrow.
The following bills were also placed
on the order paper for third reading
tomorrow; Senate bill 23, for a Iflgh
School In Hllo; Senate bill !).'. rotating
to license for fire arms; House bill J 04
to protect live stock and perishable pro
duce from Injury I ntranspnrt.
The following Senate bills were In
troduced and read a first time by title;
101 giving livery stable keepers a Hen;
107 to amend section ir,7S and 168 Re
vised Iiiwh; 10S to amend section 3187
and 10!) to amend section 3188.
The Finance committee reported as
follows;
For emergency appropriations as per
the Governors' message. Recommend
ed.
For authorizing and providing for
licenses to sell opium and defining tho
lutlos of the Treasurer and the Police
as to opium smokors dons (Kalelopu).
Recommended,
To amend sections 1201, 1205 and 1288
of the revised laws relating to taxation
(Hlshop.) Recommended with amend
ments.
To regulate fiduciary companies (Le
wis). Recominonded Indefinitely post
poned, but tabled to be considered with
the bill.
The Health committee reported as
follows:
House bill ICO, to regulate plumbing
in Honolulu (Kalawala). Recominonded
with minor amendments,
Resolution 880, for an appropriation
for a hospital at Kolmla (Pulaa). Re
commended tabled,
Kosolutlou 2.1f, for n'n appropriation
for hospital and physician for Kauai.
(Rice.) Tabled to be considered with
the Appropriation bill.
For a cemntery In Palolo valley. (Ll
llkalanl.) Recommended tabled.
The following bills were Introduced
and road a first tlmo by title.
To appropriate $10,000 for defraying
tho special election of 1005 under the
County Act (Ilroud.)
To appropriate $25,425.20 for the pay-
mont of employes for tho period from
July 1. 1904 to Juno SO, 1!05 us suggest
ed In the Governor's message. (Harris.)
To provide for the payment of ad
ditional salaries to the Judges of Cir
cuit courts. (Harris.) ,
EXPECT BILL
TO BE SIGNED
(Continued from page one,)
but It ) boljovod that there will lie
action before that.
"The bill Is a much simpler one than
I thought," said Secretary Atkinson
who hud n conference with the Kovsr
nor this morning after It was sent In
to Carter. "It practically only deals
with taxation and police matters, I
hud not read If up to last night, hav
ing purposely waited until It was com
plels. and I was siirnrld.4 Jli slm
,
AUCTION SALE
TU1SSDAY, APRIL 11,
AT M 'OCI.OCK A. M.,
At bark of Mr. John Howler's heuae.
Kins street. opposite Oehrint
Bui she. 1 wlU sell
LUHBER
HOLLtCitA, BLOCKS,
WHBRLBABROWS, HARDWARE,
ETC., KTC.
Builders and Coutractors please take
notice.
JAMBS P. MORGAN, AUCTIONBOR.
Contractors Attention
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
I will sell at back of the Iirewery,
Queen street.
Lumber, Iron
Tiles, Zincs,
Hair, Hardware,
Corrugated Iron, Wheelbarrows,
Hope, Glass, liloeks,
Concrete Mixer, Wood Horses.
Etc., Etc.
JAA1KS F. MORGAN, AUCTIONEER.
AUCTION SALE
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 8,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,
I will sell at my salesroom, 847 Ku
ahumanu street, above date.
I Pair Stylish Matched Sorrels, single
or double.
1 Ilrown Mare, harness or saddle.
1 Farmers' Express Wagon,
1 Phaeton.
1 Surrey.
1 Set Double Harness,
1 Set Single HarncsK, etc.
If you have a horse or harness for
salo, make your entries prior to Frl
day at my olllce.
JAA1E!S P. MORGAN, Auctioneer.
The secretary's attitude appoars to
be that of support of the bill and It Is
believed that Carter's Is the same. The
bill, however, will be carefully examin
ed by the executive before he signs It,
with a view to tho discovery of errors
or Inconsistencies If they exist. It
will bo examined In connection with the
now taxation measure, which is prac
tically a part of the county scheme.
The governor will have legal assistance.
"It will probably pass If there Is a
veto," wuh a remark made to Secre
tary Atkinson this afternoon.
"I don't see why there should bo a
veto expected," was tho secretary's re
ply. As "Jack" Is quite closo In the
governor's confidence, his words are
significant. It Is claimed, moreover,
that Carter Js unlikely to veto, If ho
can avoid It, a moasuro which Is tho
leading Republican party measure and
which was drafted by a commission
which he himself appointed for the
purpose.
IS
POLICE SATISFIED THAT THEY
HAVE TAKEN THE MAN WHO
HAS COMMITTED ROBBERIES.
What may prove to bo the first Ko
rean burglar of these Islands has been
captured by High Sheriff Henry. The
prisoner is thought by tho Hlgb Sheriff
to have been committing vnrlous bur-
glarios about the city. The alleged
depredations have been numerous, J,
Llghtfoot was the worst sufferer at the
hands of the burglarwjiether Korean
or some other nationality, A gold
watch valued at $200 and $76 In oash
wure stolen from tho Lfirhtfoot resi
dence some time ago. Ti' watch fias
been recovered by the police and
through It the police expect to make
out their caso against the Korean now
under arrest.
A number of other house were rob
bed. Mr, Jowett's placo was robbed of
some clothes, Captain Parker of tho
dredger was visited by a robber sov
oral nights ago. The mun was In
Parkor's room when the latter was
aroused, Tho burglar ran uwuy bat
left Ills coat behind, This, coat has
served as a clue,
NOT VEHY SICK,
Rut you will bo If you neglect to get
relief from those dizzy, faint an . huu
gry spells, hot flushwi, shortness of
breath, etc., which tell you your heart
Is wuiik, an dupable to purify the blood
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure will give such
relief, by strengthening tie nervM
and muscles of the heart. It's so sure
tliwt It Is soli! ill a purantee to refund
prise if first bolile falls id mUr. .
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