The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-25

military ana OIneI OISdAlLdI4OH'
which have been called on to de
fend the Government In the recent
crisis, and who are of the opinion
that those who did not openly de-
fend the Government which paid
them might be secretly opposed to
it, considerable progress was made
The meeting was called to order
about 8 pm. in the drill shed by
Chairman McCandless, with full
committee present.
The subcommittee appointed at
the last meeting reported the rosters
of the six organizations represented,
but the reports not being complete,
further time was allowed.
F. NJ. Johnson presented the fol-
lowing list of Government officials
who did not belong to any of the
organizations represented by the
committee, or if so, who did not
report for duty on January 9Th
last. Where figures are given they
stand for the salaries per month:
Interior Department: J. A. Has
singer, chief clerk, $3.50; NJ. K.
Keohokalole, first assistant, $50 !;
Gus. Rose, third assistant, SIS; Z.
S. Boyd, typewriter, $50.
Land Office: J. H. Boyd, clerk,
$175; s. Mahaulu, assistant, SIS.
Survey Bureau: S. M. Kanaka-
nui, second assistant, $40; G. j.
Willis, second assistant clerk Sur
vey office; II. Meheula, messenger,
Registry Office: J. Ihihi, copyist,
$65; NJ. K. Eakuina, $65; S. Ma
huka, copyist, $50; G. Rosa, in
dexing clerk, $50; F. w. Beckley,
indexing clerk, $50.
G. f. Herrick, bookkeeper, 1926
reported for duty three DAYS late).
Waterworks Office: A. Lucas.
bookkeeper, $50; Charles Win
chester, assistant; Alex. George,
assistant.
Board of Health: G.. w. Wilcox,
secretary, $50; Thos. Hennesey,
clerk.
Foreign Office: Archie Smithies,
messenger.
Tax Office: David Laika and S.
Hanaia, clerks.
Post Office: Henry Kaai, S. L.
Kekumane, J. D. Holt and Chris.
Holt, clerks. The latter took the
oath January 9th.
Finance Department Henry
Hapai, assistant clerk.
Attorney-GeneraPs Department:
John Kea.
Supreme Court: George Lucas.
second clerk Danson Kellett. chief |
clerks office.
Board of Education Pierra
Jones.
Lighthouse Bill Williams.
Dredger: Adam Ebmann.
In addition to the above lists the
names of four men employed on
the rubbish carts and four wharf
laborers, were handed in for inves-
tigation.
J. S. Martin in a short speech
advocated the utmost care in max
ing up the lists of those whom the
committee would ask the Execu-
tive Council to remove and advised
that mo action be taken toward
any election from Office of any par
ocular person until complete and
authentic list could be prepared.
We must act finally" said he,
through the Advisory Council.
Let US 90 to them with a complete
statement of facts beyond refuta-
ion, and a complete list. Let us
reat all alike without fear or favor
tism."
A member of the committee
Iuggested that by comparing the ,
government payrolls with the
osters and other data in possession
# the committee, no injustice could {
,ossibly be done to anyone and /
hat when the blacklist was finally
made up it would be absolutely
orrect.
On motion, the members of the {
ommittee who are also members of
he Advisory Council were in {
tructed to call on the Ministers :
oday and request them to furnish {
y Monday night, copies of the !
In each of their depart
nents for the use of the Joint com :
nittees. The members of this COM !
nittee are DR.. G. B. Wood and ,
GEORGE p. Castle. :
In the free discussion which fol-
owed, it developed that there are
arge numbers of men employed bv {
me government in various capaci- !
les from laborers upwards, who | :