The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-09-21

Ministers Hatch. King, Damon snd
Smith, Ani Councillors Brown.
Wztsrhouse, Allen. Mott, McCsnd-
less, Tennsy. Smith, Young snd
Eumsluih.
The minutes o; the last meeting
were read and approved.
4 petition from Vincent Fsrnan-
des for the restoration Of his civil
rights wzs rad by the Secretary.
Fernznies was convicted Of grand
larceny znd served s term On the
reef. The matter wss referred to
the Judiciary Committee
4 communication was reSd from
the Schus;-sn Club, as follows:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ISTER-l
NATIONAL SCHUETZEN Clue
Honolulu, Sept Il, 1891 J
To TIE Executive sni Advisory Coun-
ellis Of the Rep0olic OF Hawaii.
Ats meeting Of the international
SchUe,zsn Club held September l.,
IS@t, the following resolution WAS
Sioptsd:
Whereas, 4 petition is before the
Advisory Council for consideration,
praying for the granting Of Su exclu-
sive franchise for the construction Of
81 electric street railway; and
Whereas, The petitioners Sre resi-
dents sld capitalists OF this eommun-
lily &ggrezzting seventy-three names;
Sni
Whereas, We sre fully Swsre from
experience a the disaster 10 the
people which usually follow scheme
s'rsiIroSief' through; snd
Where's, We have seen the folly Of
granting franchises until the whole
work Is completed, IS 80 many sire
o5tSiDsi for the sole and only pur-
pose Of sSle. Sud for keeping others
cut who would complete the work:
sri
Whereas, We believe the best in
IsEests OF the people would be served
by leaving this important issue 10
their elected representatives., the leg
-s-2--LE~ EACLC4E-C g -
Resolved, IhSr the SchuetLsn Club
endorse such measures as will pro
mote the prosperity sni welfare Of
the inhabitants Of these islands, but
vigorously protests sgsinSt granting
zny exclusive franchise by the Adyis-
OEy Council; and il Is further
Resolved. ThSt $ banking house Of
Honolulu shzll hsye the custody Of
said franchise, TO be by them deliy-
ersi 10 the persons named therein
upon the completion snd successful
trial operation OF the work for which I.
the franchise Is 70 De granted, snd
the acceptance OF the same by the 1
Government, and in case the terms OF 4
the contract sre Tot fully complied I
with, the said franchise TO De returned .
10 the Government
GEO. CAvESAGH,
Secretary l. : C. /
D. B. Smith wanted to know
which one Of the Schustzen Clubs
he Communication came from.
TIE communication was laid on .
he table. to Be considered here
after.
Minizte, Of Finance Damon pre- I
sented the weekly report Of his de-
7artnent, which was received and
placed on file.
Mr. Brown reported Tor the Judi
sisry Committee, recommending e
~ amendments to the Act relat-
" 10 the election Of contested
eats n the Legislature TIE re-
art was laid On the table. to be
considered with the bill.
M Brown also reported, FOR the
.sme COMMITTEES. n the mgtter Of
he petition Of J. T. COIburn. fo-
sex par, AID recommended that
he amount d paid. In the matte.
I alcohol for the Bishop Museum,
hs committee was divided, and
lore tine was asked for, which
Ess granted. II
The AttoEney-General, speaking
I regard 10 the proposition Of
zTing Honolulu streets, made by
. Crznstoun, reported that the
Executive had communicated with
'rznstoun, asking for further III ;
lrmstion- Il
The Attorney-Genersl introduced
4 Act for the settlement Of boun- ]
aries 70 lands. The bill passed !
: first reading.
Mr.. Wsterb0use introduced an I
CT relating to the Incorporation OF
I electric railway COMPANY
The bill was referred 70 the &
IscUtiTe. &
w. Emmeluth presented q petit 7
OF from Peter Quinn for the res 7
ration CT bis civil rights He has
.rye1 z sentence for mayhem.
IL matter was referred 70 the
judiciary COMMITTEES. =
D. 3 Smith asked the Secretary d
hsiher he had advertised for ten |
srs for printing the Finance State
ent- !,
Secretary Rodgers said ne had t