The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-09-04


penses be paid out Of her estate. The ex
ecutors had no right to ask for this item
The Privy Council voted a sum, which
would have been sufficient if judiciously
spent. The committee find the estate is
very wealthy, and able to pay the item. Ii
it was passed, it would only swell the ac
count of the residuary legatee The com
mittee recommend the will of Her Majesty
be respected. and the item not inserted
(Signed): {. II. DIcKEY.
Mr.. KaunamanO moved the two reports
be received and laid upon the table, to be
considered with the Appropriation bill.
Mr.. Kalua moved the majority report
| be adopted.
The two reports were laid upon the
table.
\ COMMITTEE WITHOUT WORK.
Mr.. Aholo reported that the Finance
| Committee had no more items before them
to consider.
INTERPRETERS.
Mr.. Thurston, from a select committee
on an item of 81 600 for japanese and
Portuguese interpreters, presented re-
port. The committee do not think such an
item necessary and recommend it be not
inserted in the Appropriation bill.
(Signed): l.. y. THURsToN,
JOHN T. DARE,
q. b. PALoHAU,
J. II. ). MARTIN
The report of the committee was
adopted.
RAMIE CULTURE.
Mr.. ThurstOn, from the Special Com
mittee on Ramie Culture, asked for further
time to report. Granted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS
Mr.. Kalua, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands and Internal Improvements,
presented Il report on a petition from one
5. Kaiu that he be paid damages for the
opening of a road through his land at Ka-
paa, Kauai. The committee, after investi-
eating the matter, recommend an item of
$50 be inserted in the Appropriation bill
for that purpose, provided Kaiu gives the
Government an executed deed for that
portion of his land taken for the road
(Signed): john w. KALUA,
f. PAHIA.
ID. II. NAHINU
On motion of His Excellency Mr.. Dare,
the report of the committee was adopted.
ASKING FOR FURTHER TINE.
Mr.. Kalua, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, asked for an extension of time
until next Monday to report on the Flow
erdew matter. Granted.
NEARING THE END.
His Excellency Mr. Dare presented the
following resolution:
RESOLVED, That Monday, September 6,
1886, be and the same is hereby declared to
be the last day upon which new business
will be received by this Assembly.
The resolution was adopted.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Mr. Castle said he was requested to ask
for indefinite leave of absence for Hon
Mr. Macfarlane.
The President (smiIing) said there was
no objection.
WATER RIGHTS BILL. !
Mr.. Castle moved that the bill relating
to private ways and water rights be taken
from the table and be placed on the special
order of the day after the Pension bills.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The bill relating to street railroads, |
which was referred back to have amend |
ments put in, was read a third time and |
passed
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Consideration of the Appropriation bill |
in Committee of the Whole, His Excel |
lency Governor DominiS in the Chair.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
Mr. Castle moved to insert, road dam |
ages, 1875, 900. Agreed to.
ATTORNEY GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
His Excellency Mr.. Dare moved to in |
sert two items as follows: Amount of !
Judgment in favor OF All Choy against ex- .
Marshal Soper in his official capacity, |
1862 %; amount of judgment recovered by /
See Hop Co. against S. f. Chillingworth, |
Deputy Sheriff, Makawao, 800 % His |
Excellency moved they be referred to the |
Finance Committee. He stated that the |
ex-Marshal had reasonable grounds to sus- |
pect there was opium on the premises of |
All Choy. He got a search warrant, but |
owing to clerical error the Marshal en- |
tered the wrong house, and was sued, with |
the result as stated. The other case was |
of a similar nature.
Mr. Kaua said that if the exMarshal |
had gone to the wrong house, it was his !
own fault, and he ought to pay the dam
ages.
mittee was the proper one to refer these
items to.
Mr. Thurston thought, as ii was so
warm, the committee had better take a
recess until 30 o'clock.
Mr. Dole moved that the Secretary be
instructed to furnish each member with
fan.
Mr. Dickey moved that each member be
provided with parasol to go down town
and get his lunch.
Mr.. Hayselden moved that each mem
Der be provided with girl to fan him.
At lbs the committee adjourned to
l 80 o'clock.
Afternoon Session.
The committee reassembled at l As.
NEW STEAM LAUNCH.
His Excellency Mr.. Gibson moved to
insert an item of So 900 for steam launch.