The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-07-15

fAt this point dove flew in at one ol
the windows and settled near Rep.
Marques
The item passed at $4,000.
Secretary, $1,000. Passed.
Clerks, S., 400.
Rep. Nawahi moved the item be re-
ferred to select committee.
Minister Brown said it was customary
to lump the salaries. AT times extra
help had to be obtained and the Item
was put in that way to provide tor 1t.
The item passed as in bill.
Messenger, 81 200. Passed.
Envoy at Washington, $4,000
Rep. R. w. Wilcox moved the item
read: Envoy at Washington, London,
Berlin and Paris. $4,000.
Passed as in bill.
Clerical aid and expenses legation,
$1,000. Passed.
Salary Consul-General, San Francisco,
$1,000. Passed.
Clerical aid and expenses, San Fran
cisco, 5000. Passed.
Diplomatic and Consular services,
$4,000. Passed.
Expenses of Foreign Agents, TO include
expenses at Paris exposition, 1889, 81 900.
Rep. Kalua moved it read $17 900.
Minister Brown said it was the inten-
ton OF the Cabinet to ask for the item to
be increased. The present unsettled
condition o. our treaty affairs, may make
It necessary to have little money to fall
back on, and it was as well to be pre-
pared, in case necessity arose.
Noble Marsden-After hearing the ex-
PLANTATION of the Minister | move 1t pass
at $4,000.
The item passed at $1,000.
Rep. Brown moved to insert here,
State entertainments $4,000. Carried.
Incidentals of Foreign Office $1,000.
Passed.
Education of Hawaiian youths abroad
$1,000. Referred to Select committee.
Relief and return OF INDECENT Ha-
waiians 81 200.
Rep Rosa-By the last steamer re-
ceived letters from a number OF Ha-
waiians at Salt Lake City who desire to
return to the Kingdom but have not the
means. They are in distress and afraid
TO state the reasons. l move the item
read $1,000.
Rep. Brown-I saw some OF these peo- |
pie at Koolau They sold out their
lands, houses, etc. l advised them not |
20 90 to Salt Lake, but they went.
Since the matter got stirred up in the |
papers, these people have been moved
10 an almost inaccessible place. | move
10 refer to Special committee. This
Government should make inquiries of
the Q S. Government and find out
whether any Hawaiians are detained in
the States against their will.
Noble Parker-I was in Salt Lake last
July and saw about twenty Hawaiians
They came to me and related their
grievances. They wanted to get back to
Hawaii but did not have the means.
l offered to pay their way and
look to the Government to refund
me. When l reached San Francisco l
made arrangements with a hotel, the
railroad and the steamship company.
Consul Mckinley notified the late ad-
but they did nothing.
When | went to make further inquiries
[ found these people had been moved to
his new country, and l could not get
communication with them. l support l
he motion to refer to a select committee. I
Noble Crabbe when he was at Salt :
lake two years ago saw about fifty Ha- {
Taiians who wanted to return. They
asked him to interest the Ministry to get
hem back. They said they were in .
iuced there by the Mormon elders.
Rep. Kauhi-These people went there .
N a religious belief Many of them
vent in spite of warnings. Let them I
tay there; they may bury them there
s far as | care. The only reason | s.
lould vote to refer to a committee is, SO a
hat the committee could 90 to these u
lders and interview them. There are o.
lenty of churches here, no reason why
hey should 60 to Salt Lake, without
ley have an idea they are nearer g
eaven. l expect to incur the displeas-
re of the Mormon preacher, but if he N
as anything to say, let him come to ID
wa and l will talk to him.
Rep. Rosa accepted Rep. Browns dt
mendment to refer to special commit W
e, which carried. Ell
Minister Brown moved that the items
ing's guard, $35 900; Band, flags and In
flutes, $4,000, and aid to Volunteer Sc
Lilitary Companies, $4,000, be referred
the Military committee. pc
Rep. Rosa agreed with the motion. A
amber of the bandsmen had spoken pa
)out having a fixed salary for them gu
aced in the Augmentation Bill so that ra
e-SSN
either the bandmaster or anyone else Cn
uld alter it.
The motion was carried. an
Old account, A. w. Herring: Uni Ia
rms, $609 "a; interest, $141.46. Re- po
rred to Military Committee.
On motion of Rep. Brown, the Com gu
ittee rose and reported progress. Re- -,
rt adopted. i th,
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lion from st. Louis College to attend az
e closing exercises at P. ". Friday. va
President Walker appointed the fol-
wing committee to visit the leper set
ment: Rep. Kapaehaole, Mobiles Won
mpsky, Marsden, Burchardt, Macfar-
le, Pus, Phillips and Mccarthy, Reps
Iwahi, Rice, Kalua and R. w. Wilcox. by
At 4:10 the House adjourned to 10 pre-
lock Tnacdov rnornin0