Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-23

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/ bill, aud hc hoped ut the same time that IL
would not be- said that he was daobcdient, or
that he took NJ heed of the message from the
| throne.
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/ iiis Msi,stya lhambctlatn ........... ion
! balance salary due u Kushear .....".. tSo
Expenses supreme tpuft ............s...sa,. 3pS
! Second Didtd Judge oi kau. ........... 80
Minister u Foreign Ansfs ....ss..t... IDo1
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surveyor General .5.........4. .....s.44. s111
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Postmaster Genefai.... ........... ...... 80rj
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Appropriation bill pas,cd to third reading.
SATURDAY AUGUST ISrH -SiTn DAY
The committee appointed TO advise the King
that the house would be ready to adjourn Jint
die on Saturday next, reported that they had
| performed that duty, and that through MI
! Richardson his majesty had acquicsccd in the
proposition.
The bill to provide for the preservation Of
the Hawaiian archives was indefinitely post.
| poncd
The street railway bills were considered.
! The attorney general moved to substitute for
the first section oi the commttee's bill which
provides for the sale to tho highcs, bidder, the
| first section Of one Of the other bills grant.
ing that the franchise to W. K. Austin and
aSSociates. Mr. Dole moved TO substitute the
name Of Charles Is. Wilson for that Of Mr.
Austin. Mr.. Nawahi favored the committee 5
bill and was opposed to granting franchise
to individuals, who could do nothing but sell
out. lie said it had been reported last night
that II one Of these individual bills passed,
there would be $4,000 to be disbursea among
the friends Of the bill. lie thought the prin.
ciplc Of selling the franchise 10 the highes, bid.
was good one. Mr.. Dole thought the com.
mttee's bill gave the minister Of the interior
too much power in the matter Of selling fran.
chiscs. Mr.. Widcmann moved to strike out
the enacting clause o! all three bills Mr..
| Rowell believed in selling the franchises, Mr.
Neumann then arose and spoke Of the Flower
dew matter, limiting that Mr.. FlOwcrdew was
principal in the matter. Mr.. Dole moved
iba, the name Of Wilson and associates be in.
serted in the bill drawn by the committee
Mr.. Neumann moved that the name Of Austin
and associates be introduced in the bill drawn
by the committee. After lengthy talk by
Mcssrs J. Mot, Smith, w. o. smith, Bishop,
| Dole and the Attorney.Gcncral, the bill was
referred to special committee, of which Mr..
Bishop was chairman
MONDAY, AUGUST ISrH.--85TH DAY.
The select committee on the ramic bill sub.
ntied as substitute bill to award as a
prize, the sum Of $4,000 to the party or
parties that produced a machine OF process
which will successfully work ramic and pro-
duce clear and clean fibre, for manufacturing
| purposes. and also to pay bonus OF n sum
equal TO that which fifty tons Of fibre first pro-
duccd from native Tamie may bring at
market.
The special committee to discuss the absurd
geneaiogy board, reported against the proposed
$500 as the last appropriation Of $4,000
has been principally used in the payment Of
salaries. The committee recommend the al
owance Of $2oo for trahscribing certain
manuscript, and $500 for the preservation oil
the bones OF two alleged-tobe ancient chiefs.
Mr.. Dole said the commission was so in.
competent and its proceedings so laughable
and ridiculous that he hoped the house would
finish it right now. Mr.. Kalukou said the
member who had jus, spoken might think
this proposition laughable and ride ulous, bu,
he had no doubt but that gentleman could
show up a geneaogy back to the ancients.
The people Of Hawaii desired the preservation
Of the genealogy of the Hawaiian chiefs. He
moved the report be laid on the table, to be
considered with the minority report. Car
ried,
The following bills were passed
A bill to provide for the prevention of cru
city to animals.
The Ocean Telegraph Gable Subsidy Bill,
S7o. 600. for 6f,ecn wears towards the sunnort
of the proposed ,eleprapb line from San Fran.
cisco
The bill to amend Section I.aSo of the
Civil Code, providing that the losing party in
all cases pay all witnesses and jurors fees.
An act TO prevent the waste Of aresian
An ACT 10 prohibit the attaching of adver.
Using poster, to building without permission of
tb. own., of such b,;Idings
Consideration Of an ac, To amend sections
,S. as. AZ. IS and 81 of CHAPTER A, of the SEES.
sion Iaws n ,SS, ,ela,;no 10 the collection ~
t,xes
Sec,;ons "a and sS n,ssed ne amended sec.
tions AZ AZ and a. Iemained as before
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Mr. Bishop from a special committee on
the several stree, railway bills, reported back a
Ibill, substantially the one known as the Austin
bill, with the exception that no grantees are
named in the first section, leaving blank for
tina, purpose to be filled by the house. The
road to be commenced within one year, and
completed in three years. No steam to be
used. Mr.. Dole moved that the bill be or
dered cngrossed, and that the name OF Charles
B. Wilson be inserted as the principal grantee
Mr.. Wideman offered as a substitute that
the name Of William K. Austin be inserted.
A debate ensued respecting the ,aerits of the
persons named, participated in by Messrs.
Dole, Smith, Wilemann, and the attorney.
general. Finally, vote was had, resulting in
the election Of the name of w. r. Austin by a
vot. of "a IS.
Mr.. Likalan, from the minority Of the
select committee, reported fav ,rably on the al.
lowance Of $40, 900 for the board OF commits.
sioners on the genealogy OF tn, Hawaiian
chiefs. Laid oh table by Io to IS.
-. "e Jo.a' 'esao, a.,a ~ s," 'I',e' ~ - aa "
ment.
Mr. Dole read for the first time bill 10
promote the construction and operating Of
steam railroads on the island Of Oahu. This
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