The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-07

ton, G.. y. Wilcox and Kanoa; Reps. /
Wilder, Kauhi, Bush, Nahinu, Ka- /
luna, Smith, a. ;. Wilcox and Kau- /
namanu-33.
The ayes and nays were then called /
upon the amendment To make the !
limit half an hour. The amendment
was carried upon the following divi-
sion:
Ayes: Ministers Parker, Widemann,
Spencer and Whiting; Mobiles Berger,
Macfarlane, Pua, Peterson, Neumann,
Kauhane, Horner, Hoapili, Marsden,
COrnwell and Dreier; Reps. Bipikane,
Aki, R.W. Wilcox, Nawahi, KoahOu,
Kaunamano, Kamauoha, Waipuilani,
Kapahu, White, Kanealli, Edmonds,
Iosepa and Akina-29.
! Nays: Mobiles Ena, Cummins, Will
liams, Hind, Young, Baldwin, Hor-
ner, Walbridge, Anderson, Thurston,
G. n. Wilcox and Kanoa; Reps. Will
der, Kauhi, Bush, Nahinu, Kaluna,
Smith and A. S. WilcOx-19.
Absent: Reps. Ashford and ;. K.
Pua.
! Committee on Police and Prisons, on
Bill 4, relating to an Act to provide
for and regulate the internal police of
|
mend that the bill be amended by
striking out the words deputy mar
shals,n and with this amendment the
committee recommend that the bill
pass. Laid on the table for considera-
ton with the bill.
Noble Thurston reported for the
Committee on Public Lands regarding
the petition for deep-water wharf at
Hllo. The committee find that this
is one Of the most needed public i'm
provements i'll the entire country, and
they recommend that this be one Of
the first Improvements to be made in
the present biennial period.
The report was received aud laid on
the table with the Appropriation bill.
Noble Horner, for the Ways and
Means Committee, having inter-
viewed the Acknowledgement and the
Marshal of the Kingdom, reported on
their departments as follows: While
the Marshal declined to make any re-
auctions in his estimate as presented
| In the Appropriation bill, giving as a
, reason therefor that 1t would seriously
, impair the efficiency of his depart
: ment, your committee, after carefully
! considering the various items, recon-
> mend the following changes to be
made: Salary of Deputy Attorney
General, from $1,000 to $4,000; salary
of Marshal, from $1,000 to $4,000; salary
= of First Clerk to the Marshal, $4,000 to
: $4,000; salary of Second Clerk to the
Marshal, $2400, strike out; salary OF
, Sheriff of Hawaii, from $500 to
! $4,000; salary of Sheriff of Maui, from
$4,000 to S4500; salary of Sheriff of Ka-
uai, from $4,000 to $500; salary OF
o. Clerk to the Sheriff of Hawaii, from
. $500 to $1,000; salary of Clerk to the
q Sheriff of Maui, from $500 to $1,000
salary of Clerk to the Sheriff of Ka-
a uai, from 5000 to $500; pay of Police
p pay of the Police of Maui, from $40,-
. 600 to $35, 100; pay of Police of Oahu
. from $4,000 to $73, 44O; pay of Police
, of Kauai, from $2l 500 to $4,000; sal.
q airy of Clerk, Translator and Copyist
. from $2400 to $4,000. The committee
recommend new items to be inserted
y in the bill, all of them so far having
! been paid out of the pay of the Police
!. of Oahu. The committee say, in con
:, clusion, that should the recommends
! tons be adopted by the House there
q will be q saving of $29,240 during thu
4 period in Section l, not to say any
q thing of Section 2. They submit al
n estimated monthly pay roll of polic'
: for the city of Honolulu as follows
: captains of police at $75 each, 3 lieu
g tenants of police at $50 each, 8 watche
Il of Is men each, or 40 men, at 81
! each, civil officers at SIS each,
i officer armorer and mitigate at $50
Supreme Court officer at $35, l Por
4 tuguese officer at $50, Chinese office
- at $50 and japanese officer at $40.
:, The report was laid on the tabl
with tho A nOrOprio tiOu hill
4 Rep. Smith gave notice to the MolO
), kai Committee to meet immediatel
+ after the adjournment of the House
- at which time the Board of Healt
~ would meet the committee.
a Noble Thurston announced meet
q ing of the Committee on the ocean,
~ S. s. Subsidy at the same time. MI
a Irwin and Mr.. Hackfeld would b
. present.
y, Noble Macfarlane, as chairman c
~ the Committee on Foreign Relation:
az said that n report was ready on til
+ item for the preservation of archives
n He moved it be printed. Carried.
e. RESOLUTIONS.
~ Rep. Ashford read by title a. q
10 Act relating to advertising in probat
m matters; ~ an Act to confer upon til
Department greater control owe
or funds; 81 an Act to abolish the offiC
II of Fire Marshal.
~ The Acknowledgement read an a,
or to require bicycles, etc., to carr
- lights. Also an Act defining higl
- ways, etc.
III Noble Horner read by title an AZ
-, to define the uses to which borrowe
" money shall be applied. Also an Al
10 to abolish the office of Tax Assesso
40 The Secretary read the reply of til
be Acknowledgement to questions of ii
os member for Hama. The reply state
that deputy-sheriffs holding license
no to practice law have the right to c
of so in civil cases, and in such cases b
ct did not interfere with them except
7' Government cases.
ba The House, on combined motto
a OF Mobiles Neumann and Marsdel
,n took recess until 1:30 P. NJ.