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THE GUDERNATORlAl,C CONTEST,

A Plan Agreed Upon lIy The Attornsys-I,
Mny End In Two Weeks Senator Morris,
4 Handwriting Pnrniykcs tho Printers.
Special Dispaich 10 ne Inttiligencer.i NJ
i CHAahssroY, G W.lYA.; Jan. 17.-Coun.
Gel for GoG and Fleming and ait tho
committee except Senator Morris, met
tonight to consider the contest proceed.
ings in joint assembly. The ground
was generally gone over and 1t was
agreed that counsel shall be. heard 10
hours on, each side. This would equal
about two legislative days "a side or
tour days taken up by counsel. & l|s;55sli5
Va Two days are 10 be allowed after the
printed reports are submitted before tho
discussion begins, :ltfWas thou s..lzS,llr
printed reports would be ready by Mon.
day. in which case tho proceedings will
begin Wednesday. It is hardly proba.
bic that the minority report will ibe
ready before Tuesday, It Is mostly in
Morris' writing and this talented chi.
rography stumped the State printers
office. Morris appreciated the situation,
SStAsLt SHah q atGS4 GVhtRHktStG EtSTkS.
undertook to translate for them and
started them at work. llef was up
to his ears III this labor while the
meeting iEwas being held e tonight.
u Is supposed that at Least Chairman
kee and Judge Maxwell, 7. Of The COM
mittee,t will desire to be heard, aud prob.
ably others. The desire is to escape d
pannral Iiu.uscinp hut ~ tt,.,5' 80.
insist they will be allowed to talk unless
some sucll rule as the,previnns question
shall be adopted. II tho Informal pro.
gfamme as outlined at the meeting to.
night can be carried through, tho con
test may be ended within two weeks
from the beginning Of the discussion.
1t will hardly be wound up earlier and
need not take longer. There ia n grow.
ing sentiment on both sides in favor OF
speeding he,contcst proceedings and
cutting short the, session without legis.
laLion. i::s VS. SFf c.B. II. "
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Hnrblngcr'H OF Spring,

s$; ;ss;['.. $s;;B[.A.LlT1lNoRE, MD, Jan. Among the
peculiar; antics q the present winter is
the extraordinary effect produced upon
the fish business. A fish dealer said yes.
terdaythat the weather has pushed the
fish season ahead Of time just about six
weeks. asWe do not look into the air."
said he, flor flying birds TO tell us that
summer is coming, but look to the water
for the first shad or other warm weather
fish as the harbinger Of spring. EAmong
the summer fislwe are already handling
are spots, Spauish, ,mackerel and trout. e:
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PORTUGUESE, + AFFAIR. u MI
Great britain Accused Of Ivlolntln,. n \

Great 1srit"in Accused of Violating tho
Nc Nc III MO Bcrlin Treaty.
PARIS, jar. The Figaro says that;
the Portuguese Government has com
planned to- Prince Bismarck that Great
Britain has violated the Berlin treaty by
the policy pursued BY that power. in its
dispute with: Portugal.
LlsnoS, Jan. 1.-THE English resi-.
dents Of this city,who have been victims
Of the public animosity occasioned by
the attitude Of England toward ;Portu-
gal, propose to appoint a deputa,ion to
wait on Lord Salisbury to urge that
Great Britain adopt n more eonciliatoryi
policy. The feeling toward England is
very bitter. Many English employees Of
Portuguese houses have been discharged
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i i; 2 lD1xMsyER,3 M CoL:,J Jan: "A fire started
atabout1 II o'clock last night il the ,Niers
chants Publishing Company's building
on Sixteenth street. Many occupants Of
rooms i'll the building had narrow, es:
capes, S The fire was in thickly popu.
lated district and the loss will be heavy
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Tho ! River Failing 4 gain. !

The river got up to 2s.ioot stag, g, t,' yes. !.
,terday and then began to fall slowly to
the delight of.people on the Island and
on the South Side.%s:H Boats were rather
scarce yesterday The Bachelor got of
for Cincinnati with good trip: at 8 D. m:
The Louis A. Shirley passed up; en- route
from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh about s
pm. The Charles Brown passed ,,yup
with a tow Of empty coal barges. To-day
the Scotia ia the regular Cincinnatipaci;.
ct, leaving at q. my The Courier will
not leave to-day tor? Parkersburgh as ;us.
ual but will run through ito Pittsburgh
and leave this port j forS Parkersbure
about noon Sunday. fS4 N a.
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The Ober Entertainment,

Y..M.5 GA. is 10 be congratulated
inFsecuring Alr.E Fred EA.s 0berE for the
entertainment Of 4 its friends. As "a
traveller inS Spain Tor three months, he
secured yby his own camera, upwards oi
800 beautiful photographs ofitl,e Nor.
;risli palaces, &c,$ Ills instanteous pic.
lures include "a: complete, 3series 'ofthe
bull lights, strcetS5viewsf grand proces.
slons and amusing incidents OF Spanish
'lifeTs AS aElecturer lie has appeared be.
fore the largest and most cultured audi.
ences tin4 4America:: The 6Y. FM e C.sfsAA.,
ball !Awill doubtless bcEpacked Tuesday
evening 80
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Walker Blaine,s Funeral. l,,uI. +.

". W'.AsulSaros, /! Jan. 1.-THE arrange,
ments for the 4 f|uneral5ot Walker Blaine
were were completed lo.day. There viii be
no services at The house except a prayer
BY the Rev. Dr.. Ualnlin, aud only The
intimate friends Of tho iamilygan The
President and members OF the Cabinet
are expected there. The services at tho
Charch OF Covenant will nlso be brief
and Syery simple Tie pail bearers SC.
iected ares Hon. Wm. +. iWhorton, As:
sistant Secretary OF State; Judge John
Davis, Sevel A.Brown, Nlarcellus Bailey,
NJ. ~ Ruth, a. n. jerks, F. B. Loring
and William Haywood. S < g,jti vi S'5
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;,si 3 Pensions TO West ylrsininu,s'..

opte'us ID11lt'ulcH 20 PC Ihlelll1tnceT.
WsAsulS'aTox, mot .. O., Jan. l7.-lycsl
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
rs Y follows: 1ncrease-Amos, Davis, Pat.
terson Depot; Charles Wyman, palo.
taxa: Reissue-Felix Jeifries, Leon.
Original widows-Eliza G.. mother Of
Elisha T.. Snider, Fairmont. Original
invalid-Peter Phillips, Paint Creek, In.
crcase-Mark s. Watson, Hallsck Ed.
ward Stanley, South Y Side; e;6iAlpheus
Wilson. Jake's Run; Solomon Slider,
Sistersville: Reissue--Jacob G.. Elsey,,
Aurora; Wm. J .9Monycott, Cecil : Geo
II. Jarvis, st. Mary's, sl ssS5yg{gs .5Iifi,SyI
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AllxsEAroLls,J Jan. l6.--7There are It.
many people eShere who cannot believe
the report that Mrs: Harriet Hutchins,,
i;ws;iiett tofSRev.5R.S O. Hutchins, formerly
Of Minneapolis had committed Suicide
at Los Angeles CAL, to be true. Mrs.
Hutchins twas always in exceptionally
fine: healthSwhen here; while the tele.
gram announcing ithef suicide ssaid she
had been, In Ill health for come time.
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son, " Ssf
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Situation In London,

LONDON Jan. 17.-In contrast 10 tho
excited state Of popular feeling in Lisbon
and other cities Of Portugal over the act
ion Of the British Government III the;
Southeast Africa dispute; the gEnrlish
public is isingnlarly& apathetic. Willie
the excited Portuguese are marching;
through the streets bowling and csursiuv;
and. in the exuberance Of theirimpolcnt.
rage burning British! flags, the stain and
stolid Englishman calmly pnrgiies his
dallyVocati0n unmindful OF the gravity
Of the situation, fol, it still grave. 9l5ssi
Though ttheslate Portuguese Ministry;
accepted the ultimatumj Of Lord Sails.
burysE pertorce, there is3 no guaranteed
that the new goyernment;wiI acquiesco
initheS action Of their predecessors in
office, but there is rather great likelihood
that popular elamor and desire to dis.
arm tthe Republican element by; m an
peal TO their! patriotism will iimpel tho
Ministry 10 undo the Il action !, OF thr5
Gomez Government and engage Sin /,
hopeless fight lor the preseI vaIiion Of tho
national dignity{and nor,trusting to
the sympathy Of the powers to,intercello
intheir behalf. ;t { 4, l35ai
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h Wyoming TO he & State.

Il a " Wl;Asn1SaToN, I; D: q, Jan. II. a spe.
cial meeting of the Senate Committee On
Territories was held to-day. II Chairman,
Plat was instructed Sto report recon- ON
mending the passage OF the bills to make
q State Of Wyoming, and to organize a
Territorial form OF government for9 OK.
lahoma. The committee decided that
inasmuch as a case is now pending y be.
fore the Supreme Court INVOLVING & the
constitutionatitY ofsuch d test oath as Is
required BY the constitution, adopted BY
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Portuguese Meeting n / Paris,

81 PARIS, jan; There was held here
to-day q meeting q 800 Portuguese re. re-
siding In this city. \ Deyega,t a former
Portuguese Deputy Si$ presided. ss87E IIeSi
attacked Great Britaillland be-
sought his compatriots to remember, tho,
Swiss struggle against Austria as ali eyi-9
dence that brave and united people isl
not always crushed by3heavy 'Jataliions.!
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! Upl,oll t,,e Timber Or culture Z AZ X.

IiAt Thcy Uphold the. Timber Culture Act, is
laiLlXcoLS,{ N En- Jan. l 7.-An Important
memorial to Congress- has been adopted
BY the Nebraska Horticultural Society,
which;isfin in session inthis city. It pro:
tests against the movement&whichi has
lately ybeeni organized to secure the re;
peal Of the Timber Culture Act It $ad.
mits thatithere have been frauds prac-
ticed on tho q Government, but suggests q
closerinspection and a stricler, construc-
ton Of the Law, SO, that the party enter.
ing may3understandE Ethat!thc3 Govern;
ment requires that shog shall grow trees
and that the; objects of the act shall not
be- e$iulfilled until every requirements iis
complied with: 81 They assert there sis
hardly any 7 portion. ot the land Eeastlso
the mountains on which timber cannpt
DO successfully, grown without irrigation,
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8. 1is['s;i ,c71rs' 'i'1l7St ifIVT,
Z Z "; Steamship News. I

sslNEws y ORR, Jan: il. - Arrived, iri steamer
Wyoming NJ from Liverpool, " :. \ n 5,ssi e;
ID QuREXsrowS, Jan. II ARRIVED, Celtic
from New York !; Nova \ Scotia from.
Baltimore ;tiIs: f!Ii;!IS l3I
EgN ROTTERDAM, Jan. II Arrived, ,EVeen:
dam, from New Y ork n 4 NJ S;esi
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- K,Ig i-fllsl a ,lItl-I5,I . % ,
PARK ERSBURG POINTS

:A,squirej alissiug-A$ $BiE OIL Strike u. S
ssss RI Court Matters. D
Special Dispatch 10 nc ligeneer.
81 PARIEnsBuRa, Jan. II Squire WI,
Bell, a well known Justice Of the Peace
Of Corvallis, is reported Smysteriously
missing: He ! has not been en-, at home Tor !
week. s. He, was in this city Friday Of las
week, ,and since then he has not been
heard 81. 3. !
n Oil well No. SG,S In the Eureka Aeld
camcSin yesterday, and is aaid to be max
ing 250 barrels per day. It is north q
the Bis John: Y I :, s.. !: 81 il il
ton indictmentagainst George Farr, was
nollied: William SA.; ;McC Coy was found
guilty Of violating the pension laws, and
Wilbur; ;Creel3was acquitted {onIai liquor
indictment. Il
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#rEkSONAI POINTS.

rrgl ,f.t'5E III. 81 t.ttt.f st ~
How the Members Will Spend Sunday.
Docs StGnogrnpf,eri Iheinstron ts Wear
Socks: I'd y &. & ~ ~ = 3
Special Dispaieh 10 he In,eligenter. "a n.
x CuARLEsroS, W. Vac Jan. l7.-a1any
members took advantage Of adjournment
to Monday TO 90 home. someran down
to Cincinnati to spend Saturday and
Sunday, among them Senator Sweeney
and Delegates Merrill and Jack. Mr.
W. p.%Hubbard and probably General
GoF will leave tomorrow night fol
Washington, where Mr.. Hubbard is
called by law business. They will be
back in time for the opening Of thu, con.
test. .S5is Senator. Fionrney, puired with
Senator Scott, is housed nursing a sharp
attack Of grip. Senator Morrison is ex'
pected here by Monday, Governor Viii
son has sufficiently recovered from tbs
fashionable malady TO be at his Office to
day. Chairman kee says he has ordered
Stenographerj RheinstromE to take his
socks out OF that trunk n$which, the III
accessible returns arc kept Col. St. .Clai
says it is "a SANDER on the etenugraphcr
Tor he does not! believe lie ,"wears ''en.'
Hon. Ed, Robertson is here, so is superl
winter weather 10 g. u. II. (
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.If.F3 2 nv ls.Il'l q sII15. n l7ft d 7
Another Ohio LerIsIntor Dies,

CoLuMnvs, Or JAM State Senator
Ashburn, Of the Clermont District, died
this morning 5ot2pneumonia. i$% Senator
Brown, ,}who is seriouslyJill, ,1will bepre.
moved to bis home. to-day! "a H, Il
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"a LOCAL BILL.
For the ,lseneiit of Charleston Introduced
tI,n

For the slseneiit of Charleston Introduced
af:iS sSSS, cst In tho Senate. Z. NJ,
siecial Dispatsh 10 Tie Inieuigencer. " iS5 Id
ClrARLEsroS, WA, Jan. l7.-sena.
tor Carr offered in The! Senate today a
bill to amend and re.enact Section % Of
Chapter a Of the Code, which is in.
tended to clear the way for the construc.
ton Of a railroad Sand general traffic
bridge across the kanawha, two miles
above Charleston. The scheme has been
quickly matnred and only thoseimme.
diatelys concerned understand it. The
rights Of way have been secured for two
miles through the city to the heart OF it,
where a Union depot is to be built. u The
bridge and terminals will cost Sl00, 900.
It will not only bring the Chesapeake &
Ohio into Charleston, but it will be At,
important connecting link with the
West. Striking the kanawha & Ohio at
its present transfer point tie coke Of
the NewgR River region will be brought
into direct connection with the great
West by lines which the kapawha 4
Ohio crosses. Z! = ,5j
u The local end OF the enterprise is in
the hands OF p.sF. Duffy, H. c. Nc.
Whorter, Henry S. Walker, Ell. L. Boggs,
Wa. McCorkle, C.B. smitl. and John
B. Floyd. IL: C. D. II. g
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LONDON, Jan. y .-Twenty;tbree firms,
engaged in the glass bottle trade will
shortlyiunite upon3a a quasi.trust agree, agree.
nentto sell goods at the game price, and
thus protect themselves from the effect
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8 Clauss sienr Works I,urn ~ z

" CLEVELAND, an.l7.-The Cluusssi, shear a,
works at Fremont. Ohio, burned Nto.
night. Loss, $50, 900; insurance, 81 600
,Theytwll be rebuilt at on ce, /. s:,i,,,
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NlcLenn's md Ifalstcnd's COnnoGtion Will,
the Mnttor-Sono,f Sensational 9953 TestI.
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FRANK i. FRAME COMING i

Frank l.. Frayne will commence, a
weeks engagementat the Grand on Mon
day: The Philadelphia i Herald says:
II Frank /. Frayne's new play, i"Dio-
genes Tramp has not a conscientious
striving for the realistic, then it has moth
ing. Amidst the cackling OF chickens, the
squealing Of pigs the thiving OF bees,
barking dogs, mewing cats and Dcighing
horses, four acts Of; "a domestic drama is
gone through and Ethe villain Gfoiled.
NO dramatic incident in the play re.
celved the Juror that ,neek-eyed bo-
VINE had showered upon her rs she pm.
tiently stood to be MIXED, and when a
bee bent on business stung the villain
the applause was deafening, Il Frank /.
Frayne US Diogenes has the sympathy Of
the audience from the outset and never
once relinquishes it throughout the four
acts OF this very pleasing drama. ri.
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Spreading in England.

LONDON, = an. II The influenza ID
spreading. at Portsmouth, 200 en-:
.ploycs in Ethc%dock yards are absent
from duty on account Of It.
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tHEELING UARYl8, 1890

the people q T. Idaho affecting the Nor.
mons, the bill for the admission Of Ida.
no as State should anot be acted upon
definitely until the Supreme Court
rules upon the question. gifj3 fs iliSS'
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And So Mary ia Engaged !.

81 PARIS, JAM Alr$ Navarro has
cabled bis congratulations ttd his son
upon his engagement with Mary Ander-
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A THE SWEDISH LApIEs coyCrl,r.

: The concertto be given at the Opera
House next "Wednesday evening by the
Swedish Ladies' Concert A Company
promises to be II splendid thing in the
musical line. This organization has
been in this country but few weeks,
but has already achieved wide reputa.
ton, having scored triumphs in Boston,
N New York and other Eastern cities.
The, Indies OF this remarkable com.
pany are all fine singers, having been
selected from the Royal Swedish Opera
company especially for this concert
tour Their voices are extraordinarily
sweet and we'll trained and harmonize
perfectly. Every note is delivered by
tne oGtette almost as il by single voice
and the effect is Siaultless. Tic ladies
are attired in quaint costumes peculiar
to their country and sing in their native
language. 5y,at 4asE s{iIs II!Ilspi,
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Y: Old ToTsersneveri learned to speak a
piece but he is continually practicing
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g,sAMUSEMENIS,

Tho Opera Company Last Night Coming
III, Ia @ Attract ctIons. 4, gSg;ls
The Opera House contained another
large audience last night TO hear the Ben.
nettc,Aloulton opera company In Balie's
ever popular Bohemian Girl" Miss
Goldie filled the title role very acceptably
while Ar. Joe Armand's sweet tenor
voice added to his engaging presence
made him an almost ideal Thadieus. Mr..
Ciand Amsdcn did fairly well III the part
oil DerilAoof B lSfigiif}5
aThis afternoon ""The Chimes Of Nor.
mandy" another Old and popular opera
containing many tuncful and familiar
airs will be given, and tonight the com
pany's engagement will close with the
nautical opera ofs."Olivette." There are
large houses already assured. Z ! IA, 3
The Eagles Nest" was repeated at the
Grand last night before a fair.sized
house, which received the play with
demonstrations Of APPROVAL; Tho play
VIII be repeated this afternoon and again
this evening, when the engagement will
n - -a q a -
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2 LATER-James Staley and William
klamitz both died at midnight at the
hospital, making the killed five in mum.
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-0aeAs AA'oA hSAoAHahAts 7aE4
q &The$witness then toldsof his connec.
ton with Wood. Mayor Afosby refused
toiappoints the latter Smoke Inspector
on account Of charges against him. The
witness heard that the principal charge
was that he hadSa bad police court rec.
ord. He wrote 10 Mayor Mosby asking
him to hold up the appointment until
he could get the promised papers from
Wood, There; was some col ontroyersy at
this point'e about what is called the "bear
Cousin"n letter. w ood told g Governor
Foraker that COL .sT.%C. Campbell had
received a letter! about. the ballot box
business from Governor; Campbell 5ad.
dressed "Dear, Cousin. Wood told the
Governor Is that theT Campbells were
cousins ats Governor Campbell's sattor:
pey in the forgery tcase,p Judge Harman;
told the Committee that the Campbells
were not related, and the address was
shown to ibel"Dear Colonel. .nnS General
Grosyenor tried to, find this letter among
his papers, but did not succeed. W 5{S,si,
iEsA number Of letters fromGW ood 4 To
Governor Foraker, about the ballot box
and gun carriage contracts, were then
produced, and 4 the committee 4 few
minutes before noon, adjourned untillO
o'clock Tomorrow morning, Z, n
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Eleventh Day.
WEDNESDAY, June 4

WEDNESDAY, June 4.
The House met at 10AM NJ. PRAYER by
the Chaplain. Minutes read and ap
proved.
Rep. Kamai presented petition from
Hama: l. That no Government offices
be given to clergymen Except licenses
to marry;) referred to Judiciary com
mittee 2. That Puelo and Honoula
continue as part of Hama election dis.
trict. Laid on taule to be considered
with Rep. Bush's bill. 3. From Kipa.
hulu-that Konohiki fisheries be made
free. Laid on the table to be considered
with fisheries bill
Rep. Kalua, for Judiciary committee
reports that they have had petition to
elect district justices under considera-
ton, and report adversely. Election OF
small government officers by the people
is Republican system, not consistent
with present monarchical system. Com
mittee thinks it would be unwise, and
deplores the system of sending foolish
petitions to this House by which so
much time is wasted. Committee re-
commend to lay petition on the table.
Carried
Rep. Kalua reported for same COM
mittee in regard to petition praying that
offices of clerk and deputy sheriff to
sheriff of Maui, be filled by different per-
sons, find that there are two items in
appropriation bill, but nothing to hinder
offices being filled by two persons. Com
mittee recommend laying on the table
TO be considered with the appropriation
bill.
Attorney-General moves adoption OF
report. Carried.
Rep. Kamai presents the following
resolution: That 81 800 be appropriated
to build bridge in Hama. Laid on the
table to be considered with the appropri-
alton BILL
Rep. Kahookano presents the following
resolution: Whereas, report of the At
torney- General does not state amount of
salary paid to Sheriffss department,
sheriffs and policemen, and, Whereas, it
is proper for the House to know these
items; Resolved, that the Attorney Gen
eral present to the House within ten
days written statement as follows: (a.)
Names of all paid constables; d.
amount of salary of each one; (c.) na-
tionality of each sheriff, deputy sheriff
and policeman.
Rep. Nawahi says the House is just as
ignorant with regard to all the other de-
partmenis Thinks it would be wise for
the heads of all departments to make
same statement.
Rep. Kahookano- appropriations
are made, so much for pay Of police,
which leaves the sheriff complete discre-
ton. Object of resolution is to ascertain
how this discretion has been used.
4 Rep. Nawahi moves that resolution be
amended SO as to apply to all the depart
ments.
Rep. Waipuilani is opposed to Rep.
Nawahi's amendment simply because it
is ridiculous one. 1t requires the At
to go into other depart
ments and furnish information.
Rep Kauhi says this resolution will
not do very much good 1t is like a
chicken plucked and already in the pot.
1t is only going to tell us what people
have received already. What we want
to tend to is what is before us.
Rep. Kahookano moves adoption of |
resolution as it stands. Carried.
Rep. Brown gives notice of Act to