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THE WEEKLY HILO TRIBUNE, HILO, HAWAII, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1905.
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Dark St. Cnthnrlno, Capt. Saunders
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AUENTH, HILO.
Union Barber Shop.
CANARIO & STONE, Props.
We Shave, Cut Hair and
Shampoo at Lot-Live Rates
All razors cleaned with antiseptics after
being used.
Perfumes of the finest quality kept in
stock, a trial of which is solicited.
Pompoian Massage Cream
We also takepartlcularpaius with Chil
dren's Kalrcuttiug.
Union Building, Waianueuue St.
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Sugar Factors,
Commission Agents
Sole Agents for
National Cane Shredders,
Baldwin Locomotives,
Alex. Cross & Sons' Sugar Cane
and Coffee Fertilizers.
To Shippers.
All freight sent to ships by our launches
will be charged to shippers unless hccoiii.
panied by a written order from the cap.
tains of vessels.
jotf P. A. LUCAS & CO.
VARIED INDUSTRIES
TO BE ENCOURAGED.
Board of Trade Council, Listen to Reports on County
Taxation, Varied Industries and Other Subjects-
Public Building Site To
Fruit Growers Distillery
The Executive Council of the
Hoard of Trade met on Friday
nftcruoon last in the Hoard of Trade
rooms to consider the reports of
sub-cominittcs and incidentally took
up the question of the proposition
to enact n county law by the le
gislature without providing means
for raising revenue for their sup
port. The Committee on Legislation
of which J. A. Scott is chairman re
ported that they had given careful
consideration to the resolution in
troduced by Dr. Hayes at the Inst
meeting of the Board of "Wade,
protesting against the passage of a
county act that does not give lo the
counties the right to collect and
disburse its own revenues, and after
fully endorsing the sentiments ex
pressed in the resolution, recom
mended that all taxes derived from
incomes should also be paid into the
treasury of the county in which
such income is earned or produced.
riie text of the resolution as
adopted is as follows:
Whereas, The County Act Com
mission has submitted to the Gov
ernor and the Legislature the draft
of n bill to establish county govern
ment in the Territory of Hawaii;
and
Whereas, Said draft makes no
provision wnitever lor revenues
for the counti'.-s, but requires them
to obtain rpproprintions from the
Legislature for their maintenance;
and
Whereas, The right to levy taxes
Is the cardinal principle of self
government, while to deny this
right would give but the shadow
of self-government without the sub
stance; be it
Resolved by the Board of Trade
of Hilo that we proteht against the
passage of a county act that does
not give to the counties the right to
collect and disburse its own reve
nues; that we demand thatuhc
Legislature shall set aside certain
taxes and other receipts for county
revenues; and that we demand of
our representatives m the Senate
and House that they use every ef
fort to secure the passage of a
county net, and that, they vote
against the adoption of any measure
that denies to the counties the right
to assess, levy and disburse taxes.
"Provided that the Income Tax
Law be amended so that oil tax on
incomes shall be paid into the
County m which such income
is earned or produced."
Supt. C. S. Holloway informed
the Board of Trade that he would
at once look into the matter
of the acquirement of the land im
mediately surrounding the source
of Hilo's water supply, and after
ascertaining the value of the land
under lease to John T. Baker and
the tract desired from the American
Board of Missions, would take steps
to acquire title for the government.
It appears that Superintendent
Holloway is in correspondence with
Engineer Gere as to definite descrip
tion of the land sought for this
purpose.
Delegate Kuhio has written the
Board of Trade expressing great
disappointment over the misunder
standing or mistake regarding the
description of the proposed block of
land in Hilo for the setting aside of
which as n site for federal building,
the Delegate introduced a bill
and had secured favorable action by
the House Committee. The hem
would have been incorporated in
the bill, but a discrepancy arose as
to whether the block desired for
l his purpose was Block B or Block
C. It appears that the Board of
Trade recommended B and when
the Interior Department cabled
Governor Carter, he replied that n
new armory had been erected on
Block B and that a part of the same
was under lease for 23 years. The
Assist Organization of
Legislation Recommended.
item was therefore dropped, much
to the disappointment of the Dele
gate, who had worked industriously
for a public building for Hilo, and
sought to have the land set opart
for this purpose though he failed in
securing an appropriation for a
building. Upon investigation it ap
pears that through an error of a
sub-commitlec a wrong description
of land was forwarded to the
Delegat.', and a letter of explana
tion has been written to him, ex
pressing regret on the part of the
Board of Trade- and the thanks of
that body for his work and interest
in Hilo.
Regarding the proposition of the
advisability of enacting a law by
the legislature permitting the estab
lishment of distilleries within the
Territory, both the Committee on
Vuried Industries and the Commit
tee on Legislation reported favor
ably, each recommending that
copies of the two reports of the
former committee bearing on the
subject be forwarded to the legis
lature, asking that such legislation
be enncled at the present session.
The Committee on Varied In
dustries, of which L. Turner is
chairman, made an exhaustive
report, closing it with a series of
recommendations 011 various sub
jects, looking to the assisting the
infant industries of the islands,
The committee's recommendations
111 full are as follows:
1. This Committee recommend
that the Board of Trade take uo
the question of the organization
of a Hawaiian Banana and Fruit
Growers Association, with duly
accredited agents at San Francisco
and at Hilo, and if practicable to
promote the organization of such
association by securing the coopera
tion of individual planters, fruit
growers, dealers and the steamship
and railroad transportation lines
2. We recommend that the
Board of Trade assist in procu-ing
favorable legislation providing for
the establishing of the grape and
wine industry in Hawaii.
3. We recommend that through
the medium of theBoard of Trade,
that the public be furnished with a
knowledge of all the requirements
and advantages of the pineapple
industry. Such information may
be disseminated through the press
or pamphlets 011 the subject, de
tailing the oppurtuuities for pine
apple growing in the vicinity of
Hilo.
4. We rccomment the expend!
ture by the Board of Trade of a
reasonable sum for the purchase or
procurement of samples of fibre
plants, which can be grown on
Hawaii, and to encourage the
growing of such plants on this
island.
5. We recommend that efforts
be taken up with our represeuta
tives in the legislature looking to
the enactment of legislation for the
establishment of distilleries, for the
utilization of waste fruits and other
products.
6. We recommend that the
Board of Trade assist by every
means in its power any and all new
enterprises whether j,reat or small
thnt may be started in our midst,
that possess the elements, of growth
and look to the development of the
community and country.
It is believed that more good-can
be accomplished in this way by the
advertisement of our resources and
the development of industrial en
terprises, than in any other method.
The construction of roads, bridges,
wharves, breakwaters and public
buildings arc all of vital importance,
but in the final analysis all lasting
prosperity must spring in some way
or another from the soil, and in
ternal improvements are of 110 avail
it the country is not otherwise in a
prosperous condition.
II Y I'IKL'KMKAL.
County (lorcrnmciit 011 the Install
ment l'lnn.
Representative Carl S. Smith has
introduced his first bill providing
forjrounty government by sections.
Mr. Smith thinks"" the Territory
should receive self-government
when the people have shown their
ability to govern and his plan is to
make county government a process
of evolution. His bill No 55 as in
troduced in the house is as follows:
Be it enacted by thc'Legislature of
the Territory of Hawaii:
Section 1. That the Territory of
Hawaii is hereby divided into the
following named counties:
All of that portion of the said
Territory now included in, the First
Judicial Circuit shall be known as
the county of Oahu with the County
scat at Honolulu;
All of that portion of the said
Territory which is now included
within the Second Judicial Circuit
excepting nil of that portion of
Molokai known as Kalaupapa, Ka
lawao and Waikolu and commonly
known as the Leper Settlement,
shall be known as the County of
Maui, and shall have its County
seat at Wailuku within the said
county;
All of that portion of the Island
of Molokai known as Kalaupapa,
Kalawao and Waikolu and which
is commonly called the Leper Settle
ment, shall be known as the County
of Kalawao;
All of that portion of the said
Territory now included in the
Third Judicial Circuit shall be
known as the County of West Ha
waii and shall have-its County scat
at Kailua within the said county;
All of that portion of the said
Territory now Included "in the
Fourth Judicial Circuit shall be
known as the County of East Ha
waii and shall have its County seat
at Hilo within the said county;
All of that portion of the said
Territory now included in the Fifth
Judicial Circuit shall be known as
the County of Kauai and shall have
its County seat at Lthue within the
said county.
Section 2. The boundaries of the
counties named in the foregoing
section shall be taken to include
the counties and islands adjacent to
each county within a distance of
three nautical miles from the shore.
Section 3. Except as provided
in this Act and except as hereafter
specifically pointed out in any Act
of the Legislature of the Territory
of Hawaii, provisions relating to
County Government shall not be
taken to apply to the County of
Kalawao.
Section 4. Each of the counties
mentioned in this Act is hereby
created a body politic incorporate
"with a right to use a seal; to sue
and be sued in its corporate name
and capacity to plead and be im
pleaded in any court as a corporate
body; to acquire, hold and convey
real property within its boundaries;
to make all lawful contracts, and to
acquire and dispose of any personal
property for the purpose of exerciz
ing such powers as are hereby 'or
shall hereafter be given it; and to
perforinsuch other duties and ex
ercize such other rights as may be
hereafter conferred upon it or its
officers.
Section 5. The County of Ka
lawao shall be under the direct
jurisdiction and control of the
Board of Health of the Territory of
Hawaii and shall be governed by
the rules, regulations and laws now
in force relating to said Board of
Health and the care and segrega
tion of lepers.
Section 6. This Act shall take
effect from and after the date of its
approval.
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Nothing Kqunl to (Jhnmberlulu's
Colic, Cholorn and liUrrhoou
Kemcdy for llowcl Complaints
lu Children.
"We have used Chamberlain's
Colic Cholera and Dairrhoea Reme
dy in our family for years" says
Mrs. J. B. Cooke, of Nederlands,
Texas, U. S. A. "We have given
it to all of our children. We have
used other medicines for the same
purpose, but never found anything
to equal Chamberlain's. II you
will use it as directed it will always
cure," For sale by Hilo Drug Co.
Impure Blood
Whim tho hlood Is puro nnd tho
hnwids aro regular, tliuro ueod ho hut
llttlofoarot sickness. Koup two grand
medlcinos In tho housot and use them
when you llrst begin to fool oorly.
Itucnvury will ho Jirompt, and serious
sickuoss jirovontod.
iilm Sf
Mr. Frcil rlorco, who reside nt Bouth Tcr
r ii'o, Adelaide, Bo. AuntralU, suntfs tills lot.
tor Willi lil photograph:
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rider on sumo of tho fur northern sheep unit
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il If-iMtlon, ami my blood would often get very
Impure Mjr nkln would bo covered with
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whenever theso attacks would como
I would iinxMire Aycr's Ktratimrllln anil
Ajcr's l'lllf. I ttlwnyn found tint tho Harar
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ucss." AYER'S
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