The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-08-09

Rep. Kapaehaole moved nine, includ-
ing one from Molokai and two from
Kauai.
The last motion carried.
Clerk, translator and copyist, 81 800.
Passed.
Incidentals civil and criminal ex-
penses, $l2 200.
Minister Peterson-The prison COM
mittee, believe, have decided against
making distinction between police in |
cidentals and incidental civil and GRIM
inal expenses. In that case, move the |
item pass at $4,000.
Noble McCarthy--The Finance Com |
mittee have discussed that stationery, |
hack hire, etc, have been charged TO the |
item paw of police, in that all such |
items should be charged to the item OF |
incidental civil and criminal expenses. |
move the item be referred to the same |
committee as the four in regard to police. |
Noble Widemann-A reference has
been made to the report OF the Finance
Committee In order that the House
can act intelligently it must wait for that
report
Noble Isenberg-What business has
the report of the Finance Committee in
the printers hands? 1t ought to have
been brought into this House first.
Noble Widemann thought it had been
brought in printed before.
Minister Brown think that has been
so for five or six years.
Noble McCarthy-The work of the
Finance Committee has been great. The
Committee does not intend to occupy the
House all day with reading the report.
Each member can read it himself.
Rep. Rosa favored reference to Com
mittee.
Minister Peterson Withdrew his motion.
The item was referred to the Commit
tee on Pay OF Police.
Expenses of suits relative to claims to
| lands, $1,000.
Rep. Kalua moved reference to the
same committee.
Rep. Rosa-The item is brought in to
settle claims to lands which are in dis
| pute. The work cannot be done by a
| deputy, but must be intrusted to other
| attorneys.
Rep. Kapaehaole thought the item a
good one, which need not be referred to
committees. 1t refers, as l understand,
to a test case which the Government has
brought and won.
Minister Peterson-The test case vir-
tually settled the matter. In the other
| cases judgment will most likely be en-
tered by default.
The item passed
Coroner's Inquests, 81 800.
Noble Pua-I see last session they only
spent 81 900.
Minister Peterson-The amount ex-
pended was not sufficient. There are
still bills owing.
The item passed.
Sundry expenses in aid of Chinese
restriction, $500. Passed.
Minister Peterson-I move to insert
Support, Maintenance and Care of Pris-
oners, $50, 1000. Passed.
BUREAU OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Salary Inspector General IS, 900 includ
ing his expenses.
Rep. Kahookano moved $500.
Minister Brown moved it pass as in
the bill.
Noble Burchardt favored passage as in
the bill. The inspector was very active
travelled a great deal more than any
inspector before.
. Rep. Kapaehaole-I can support the
statement OF the last speaker and favor
passage as in the bill.
Rep. Kahookano understood that the
Board of Education recommended the
appointment of an assistant inspector.
Minister Brown have communica
ton from the Board in which no men
ton is made of that.
The item passed at SIS, 900.
Noble Isenberg moved to insert De
putty Inspector $4,000. We have found
that there is great deal more work than
before and the Inspector-General cannot
, get around often enough.
| Noh1o WolLor-T c1pnorf fhaf motion
/ understand that since the communities
ton was written to the Minister that the
matter has been arranged. Mr.. Moore
is the appointee and he is valuable
man. There is more work than one mar
can do.
Noble Widemann-There is certainly
some discrepancy here. The Presiden
of the Board does not mention the Office
The President of the committee wants
. it. move we leave it out.
Minister Brown see this is copy
of report sent to the former Minister
SO that it is older than the 9th of July.
Noble Walker-I have seen a copy oil
an agreement.
Noble Widemann-Then let the Boart
pay it out of their own funds.
Noble Walker strongly hope the
House will pass it.
8 Noble Mccarthy agree with Mobiles
, Isenberg and Walker, but don't think
$4,000 is enough. move $4,000.
Noble Isenberg-I accept that amend
ment.
Rep. Kalua moved it pass at 81, 800.
r Rep. Kapaehaole moved indefinite
, postponement. The motion was lost.
The motion passed at $4,000 the vote
, being tie, the chairman casting the de-
Gliding vote.
Noble Widemann protested indig
nantly against this method of counting
the vote. The first motion to indefinitely
postpone was carried.
Salary Clerk Board of Education
$1,000.
Noble Crabbe-I move it be sc, 1000.
Noble J. NJ. Horner thought in consist
ency this item ought to be reduced. He
would move $4,000.
Noble Crabbe-I see this officer is
school agent for Eva, Waianae and
Koolaupoko.
Noble Widemann-The present incum'
bent is personal friend of mine and
shall not discuss his salary. But think
the hon. gentleman ought not to come
here and make statements about mat
tiers of which they know nothing. The
hon. Noble Horner says he has nothing
to do.
Noble Homer beg pardon l didn't
say that. daughter, in which Noble
Widemann joined).
Noble Widemann - You all heard
what be said; why the letters he has to
ur;to oIopo u-ould O hash Noble Horpar