The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-28

kalakaua. Peoples tastes differ. The
people OF Hamakua are fond OF cells,
while the people on Nolokai don't like
them. The hon. member l remember
swallowed the San Diego steamer. The
only thing for the House to do is to
adopt the majority report of the commit
tee. These people should be shown JUS
tice.
Rep. Nawahi- This makes the second
day these claims have been discussed.
move the previous question. Carried.
The ayes and noes were called for on
the adoption of the majority report.
The motion to adopt the majority re-
port was lost on the following division:
Ayes = Berger, Pua, Parker, Cum
mings, r. W Wilcox, Nawahi, Baker,
Kahookano, Paehaole, White, Cockett
III.
Noes-G Brown, Spencer, Peterson, Mac
farlane, Mccarthy, Phillips, Crabbe, Kau-
hane, j. NJ. Horner, Hind, Marsden, wy.
Horner, Walbridge, Anderson, Won
Tempsky, G. N. Wilcox, c. Brown, Luz
cas-, Kauhi, A. Horner, Rickard, Wal
puilani, Apiki, Kanealii, Halstead, Knud
sen, Rice, A. S. Wilcox-2S.
The motion to insert the item at $15,-
1 % was put and lost.
The amendment to insert the item at
Sl2,019.90 was carried on a rising vote of
Is to A.
Rep. Nawahi, on suspension OF the
rules, read report from the select COM
mittee to investigate a certain article
which appeared in the Daily Bulletin on
Uctober 10, under the heading of
"Chinese immigration, and signed
Chinese Dragoon," which article was
derogatory and insulting to the members
OF the House. The article in question
was read. The committee say that
Arthur tombstone appeared before them
and stated that he was editor of the Bull
letin, and that the article Z" Chinese I'M
migration was written by one w. II.
Stone. On October 18th, tombstone said
he received the copy OF the article and
the following day he read the proof. He
said he marked out that part of the arti-
Gle complained of, but did not return the
proofs to John Crowell, the foreman, at
that time. Crowell stated to the COM
mittee that he received no instructions
not to put the article in the paper. He
received no corrected proof. w. H.
Stone appeared before the committee
and said that he wrote the article at the
request of Mr. Arthur tombstone, that he
had no intention OF bringing disgrace on
the members. He wrote the article with
the best of motives. The committee re-
commend that Arthur tombstone and w.
II. Stone be punished by imprisonment
for two hours each, the House to see that
the recommendation is enforced. There
port was signed by J. Nawahl, A P. Pae-
haole, Cecil Brown, A. p. Peterson, T.R.
Lucas
On motion of Rep. Waipuilani, the re-
port of the committee was adopted.
Rep. Nawahi moved that the Sergeant
alarms be instructed to see that these
two men were imprisoned.
Rep. Paehaole thought the Attorney
General should see the recommendation
carried out.
adopted and its recommendations will be
carried out.
The House then took up the APP
preparation Bill.
Lighting streets of towns other than
Honolulu, 81, 100. Passed.
Printing, to be done in the Kingdom,
$4,000. Passed.
Guards, Alliiolani Hale and Kapuaiwa
buildings, 81, 200. Passed.
Rep. Paehaole moved to insert, " bal
ance due James Aud as guard Aliiolani
Hale and Kapuawa buildings, $24O."
The appropriation was 81 200, but Aud
only got $40 month. This item is for
the balance
Rep. Brown-If this man agreed to
work for $40 month, 1 don't see how we
can pay the claim.
A letter was read from the Minister of
Interior showing that there was an
amount of $240 unexpended.
The motion to insert the item was lost. |
Noble Pua moved to insert Guard,
Royal Mausoleum, Maemae, 5000. The |
item had been referred to a committee |
who recommended the amount.
The item was inserted.
Rep. White moved to insert "$l132. 20,
balance due the Board of Genealogy."
Minister Brown gave an explanation |
of the case.
The item was lost-1S to Is.
Noble Cornwell-There's legitimate
claim killed
Noble Muller moved that the claim of
Robert More & Co. for $433 06 be con-
sidered. This is claim for work done
Nui l4iO OlbSOll Oi
wall.
The motion carried. and the item in
serted.
Rep. Brown moved to insert erred.
Harrison, repairs, Office fixtures, build
ing and additions to new Custom House
building, as per contract, $24S9. 25."
The hon. member gave an explanation
OF the item, which comes from the late
Ministry.
Noble Macfarlane said this was one of
the instances where the late Minister of
the Interior had gone outside of his legal
authority and contracted for work on
the condition that he would insert the
in the Appropriation Bill. The
contractor is entitled to his money.
Noble Mccarthy said the contractor
did the work in good faith.
Rep Paehaole thought this was
another pill for us to swallow. He sup
posed it would be paid because it was
white man. He moved it be referred to
a select committee of three