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what additional income there will be or
| how many persons will he served by the
proposed extension.
8. A synopsis of the following facts is /:
| Cost of plant to date. ,154
Present annual interest charges, 81 ,029
Present annual running expenses, 1,589
Total present annual expense, $3,078
Present annual ncome..............$1,2 50
Present annual deficit. 80. 1920
Additional interest charge if extern
sion is made......... ..............- AGO
Additional income if extension is
made ................... ......... Unknown
In consideration of the fact that the
Hilo Water Works is already causing
the Government an annual loss of $l828
over and above receipts, and that the in
terest charge will raise this expenditure
to $2297, and that no probable increase
in the receipts is shown, your Commit
tee are of the opinion that the present
financial condition of the country does
not warrant this expenditure, and they
therefore recommend that this petition
be laid on the table.
L. A. THURsToN.
w. g. WILDER.
j. A. CUMMINs.
AUG. DREIER.
It was moved that the report be
translated and printed.
Rep. Smith favored that motion.
He had the impression that the Homo
lulu Water Works had not been a
paying investment at first. This eX-
tention might possibly add proper
tionally to the receipts of the Water
Works. He was not sure that the
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ground.
Rep. Waipuilani moved the report
be translated simply, and laid on the
clerks table.
Rep. Nawahi said too much was
paid the superintendent. He was paid
500 month, when a man could be
had for $50.
The motion to translate and lay on
the clerks table was carried.
Noble Williams reported bill 48
printed.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. Kamauoha read by title an
Act to amend the law relating to fish
ing with giant powder.
Noble Neumann read by title an
Act giving liens to persons who
pasture animals.
Rep. Kapahu; Whereas J. c. Searle
has resigned his position as Deputy
Sheriff in Hawaii, be it resolved that
the Attorney-G General inquire into the
time of his resignation, and his salary
set apart from the date of that event.
It was not just that the Deputy Sheriff
should draw his salary when he had
taken a job as plantation manager.
Noble Marsden moved reference to
hn ~
tiOns to report. Carried.
Minister Widemann, under suspen-
sion of rules, moved that bill No. be
referred to the Finance Committee.
Carried.
Noble Cornwell read by title an Act
to amend Section 100, Civil Code, re-
lating to keepers of stations.
Rep. Waipuilani asked the follow
ing questions of the Acknowledgement:
/. What has been the number of police
for the past two years? 2. What are the
names and monthly pay of each? 3.
What is the date of their appointment
and discharge? 4. If the pay of any
one had been increased or decreased,
what was the date of each change I?
| The member wished each member to
be furnished with copy.
Rep. Smith said resolution would
be required to effect that.
The Secretary read an invitation
from the Jockey Club to attend the
races on Kamehameha Day.
Noble Walbridge moved the invita-
ton be accepted with thanks. Carried.
Rep. Kamauoha wanted to know if
the Jockey Club would furnishvehicles
to get the Legislature out there?
Notice to the Judiciary Committee
was given to meet at 1:30 P. NJ.
A motion to adjourn being made,
Noble Macfarlane protested against it.
Noble Cornwell said the member
had only just come in himself.
Noble Macfarlane said he had been
counting the cash in the Treasury,
something which Noble Cornwell
could not do.
The House adjourned at 1907 P. NJ
until Monday morning.
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