The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-28

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MOVED by C.arsr 90 amend the lem
ID read $1,000 instead Of 10000 Car
r.ed.
Robinson moved ID take mp The De
plr.mgut OF Fore. On AaI.rs i.rrs in|
Act 2, and also Department Of Public
instruction. Carried.
Kaulu<Ou asked that the rules be-
suspended IN order tina. he have an
opportunity TO prcp1und a qussi-n t5'
ta Executive. Allowed.
KluukCu. has the Executive.
Council deIlt w..h the p-I-i-l ana.
claim Of Henry Zerbe, which he ST..
irene C5Uu. recommended the pay.
ment OFF,
TIE Executive replied N the mega.
1--we. ,aJing the maG5r would prOha-
by come up at ,he next CIb.ue- nee
ing
Foreign Affairs Department.
The Council then proceeded to the
passage of items in the Foreign Affairs
Department.
Line u. band UNPAID claim Of
1912. $1SOj6 Passed.
Line Is. expenses Hawaiian Consul
o. e. SPA Francisco (ulF-.d 5.lls), 1925.
Passed
Lines II and -, expenses connected
with diplomatic and consular service
UNPAID bills. 1899. $2ASO. Passed.
Line 10, relief OF Hawaiian sedmen
UNPAID bills. 1899, S67S.5O
Kaulukou had no objection % the
passage of the item, but asked for in
formation as TO the details Of the
claim.
MOlt-Smith explained that the bill
was incurred in San Francisco by the
Hawaiian Consul for Hawaiian seamen
in hospitals. The amount of the for
mer appropriation. $1,000, was INSULT
cient and was exceeded TO the amount
OF $G7S5O
lseuberg asked further information
In regard 10 these cases.
Mutt-Smith explained that about $3.50
as paid for the retention Of an incur
able in hospital and SIG for a seaman
named Peterson. discharged in San
Francisco from the Ke Au HOu; the
latter applied at the Consulate sixty
days after he was discharged which is
The custom by law. In both cases the
men were Hawaiian sclmen, shipped
under the Hawaiian laws and Hawaii
an flag
Jones asked II this money was 20 be
paid to Mr.. Wilder or if It was a debt
due the hospital.
Mott-Smith: mo. it is due TO the
Government. Il was paid out of the
Consular receipts
The item. S67S5O. was passed as rec
commended in the act.
Line IL, support of military UNPAID
bills. 1899, $40 Passed.
Line IS. inc,dentals. Foreign Office
UNPAID bills. 1899. $3.50. PASSED..
Lire 10. relief Of Hawaiian selmen,
81 900.
Jones: Il would like to know II
there will be any Hawaiian seamen. /
think i'm ninety days these Hawaiian
vessels will be flying the American
flag"
| Cooper: 1T is for the same reason
| that we are making appropriations for
| the Custom house and the pOsJOfiiCe.
This appropriation is for Hawaiian
stamen the world over. wherever they
| may be found"
Robinson moved the passage of the
| item as recommended in the act. Car
| ried.
Line 20, expenses funeral Princess
| Kaiulani, $500.
The committees report upon this
item amended the amount to read 81,
| S64 06. the increase being caused by
bills which came in too late to be in
Cluded in the original recommendation.
| President Dole explained that the
bills were incurred and checked with
| good deal OF care, and stated further
| that no special promises had been made
| that the Government would pay the
bills. the statement being made at the
| time of the funeral that a recOmmen-
| dation would be sent to the Lesisla-
| ture asking that the amount OF the ex
| penses be appropriated.
| The amended bill. amounting in all
to $2.S6406. was passed.
Line q, expenses Hawaiian exhibit
at Paris 1900, $4,000
| Kennedy: lis there any way OF
knowing how this money is going 10 be
| spent?"
| MOtt-Smith: a sum amounting 10
| 5000 has already been spent. The
| Planters Association and Chamber OF
| Commerce agreed to stand good for the
/ S12 600 if no legislative appropriations
were made We have confined the ex
penses at present to a little more than
| 5000 for collecting materials. The ex-
pense of installing the exhibit will be
considerable. The matter is one in
which the United States Administra-