The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-07-15

ton to ADOPT the report with the follow
ing result;
Ayes-Ministers Cummins. Brown and |
Peterson; Mobiles Widemann, Berger,
Macfariaue, Muller, Mccarthy, Phillips,
Crabbe, kauhane, J. NJ. Horner, Hind,
Parker, Marsden, w. Y. Horner, Corn
we'll, Walbridge, Anderson, von Temp
sky, e. N Wilcox and Isenberg; Reps.
| Brown, Lucas, Baker, A. Horner, Apiki,
| Kalua, Halstead, knudsen, Rice and
| A. S. Wilcox-32.
Noes-Noble Pua; Reps. Cummings,
| Marques, Rosa, Bush, kaubi, Richard,
| Kahookano, Waipuilani, Paehaole, White,
kanealii, and kamai.-l3.
Rep. Nawahi asked TO be excused
| from voting as be was member OF the
| committee.
The report was declared adopted
Noble Muller read the report OF the
committee on commerce. on the bill to
prevent counterfeitiug of foreign postage
stamps, recommending certain changes.
Minister Brown moved the report be
adopted.
Rep. Kalua moved the report be laid
on the table TO be considered with the
BILL
Minister Brown said the bill was in
troduced at the request OF the Postal
Union.
Rep. Kalua thought the proper course
was that indicated in his motion, al
though he believed the bill was all right.
Minister Brown said the adoption of
the report would not pass the bill to en-
grossment; it would come up in the
} regular way just the same.
Noble Muller explained that the COM
mittee recommended striking out the
; second section which gave permission to
: local publishers to print illustrations OF
stamps, the dies or other apparatus used
l for that purpose to be deposited with the
: Postmaster Geueral-because the COM
mittee did not consider it advisable to
D have any such dies out or for the Gov
D eminent to incur the expense of their
| custody.
!. Reps. Paehaole and Bush supported
e the motion to lay on the table.
! Noble Widemann thought it was ridi
" culous to say that the adoption OF the re
Q port implied the passage OF the commit
. tees amendments.
The report was laid on the table to b'
II considered with the bill.
Noble Muller, from the same commit
y tee, reported on the petition that the pa.
of wharf laborers be increased, recon-
q mending that it be laid on the table, a.
the House had no authority to regulat
wages. Adopted.
President Walker named the followin
select committees:
On the Moreno claim-Reps. r. w
Wilcox, Bush, Nawahi; Mobiles Marsde
and Isenberg.
On the Bowler claims-Nobles No
earthly, Parker, Berger; Reps. Rosa an
Nawahi.
81 The Secretary was then directed t
p read a communication from the Wilde
Steamship Co., rendering the use of tn
steamer Hawaii for the visit of the sele(
y committee to Molokai, to leave this ever
n, ing and return early Thursday morning
a President Walker stated that he ha
rs seen the committee and the compan!
: and, the committee not being ready
% go tonight, it was arranged that tn
Mt visit be made next trip, on or abol
It, Thursday of next week.
o. Rep. Paehaole spoke in support OF
motion to accept the offer OF the con
!" pany with thanks.
e. Noble Widemann was opposed to a.
ne cepting the steamer free. The Hous
n. was not pauper. Let it pay the con
&c pany direct and not through subsidy
Vi the line.
ne Rep. R. w. Wilcox agreed with tt
es honorable Noble, and moved that tt
lit Secretary be ordered to convey tt
:. thanks of the House to the company, bl
f1' inform it that the House would pay fe
ne the use of the steamer.
ee Rep. Nawahi was in favor Of acceptir
ho the offer and thanking the committe
= He thought that talk about the offer as
it meant bride was direct insult
the company. He was surprised that
IL man SO experienced in public and priva
is business as Noble Widenann shou
On make such remarks. The late Hon.
G. Wilder had given steamers free #
I'M the same purpose, and nobody ever a
es cused him of improper motives.
Is Noble Widemann promised to take tf
lecture of his honorable friend, a niue
on younger man, to heart and learn all TIL
Ill there was in it. The company was entitle
lrt to thanks for its generous offer. 1t W,
n large company, however, and
doubted if it was right for the manag
m ment to make the offer without consul
ne ing the stockholders. 1t would cost Il
be company good deal for coal and wag
m and feeding the crew and the commi
tee, and he did not think the compar
I'M could afford to make the offer or IL
ID House to accept it.
rs. NOBLE j NJ. 1Orner thought tHc OH
'm of the company should be accepted.
ed it cost $500 the House would have
,e- much more to devote to the comfort
IN those unfortunates on Molokai.
'm Rep. Baker thought the offer havir
ld. been made freely it ought to be accepte
by the House. When Daniel was goir
ms to be thrown into the den of lions, IL
in Lord said, Gear not, Daniel, he will n
at bite thee" and the House should not
la afraid of this kind offer. When membe
on talked so much of economy, they shou
tor not be afraid of an opportunity to sa'
vs. money.
The motion to accept the company
,m offer with thanks was carried.
We At noon the house took recess to l ::
M o'clock
ra Afternoon Session.
lie The House re-assembled at 80.
&c, Noble Won Tempsky gave notice OF
re- bill to transfer the island of kahoolay
ha kor ind al n Of inf