The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-27
No. 4s. Nay a. 1901. walter Nicolls

not pidceO IN the APPROPRIATION Bill,
they recommend that they be now in
serted.
Item No. 50. December 81, 1900. A j.
Williamson $72.00.
Your Committee finds that this amount
has been lately paid by the Hamakua
Road Board. Hawaii and they recon-
mend that the said amount be stricken
out.
Item No. Sc, June 10, 1900 Michigan
Pipe Works Company.
Your Committee finds that the total
should read 1855 instead of $4,000.
Item 81, September 30, 1900, Honolulu
Iron Works.
Your Committee finds that the item
should read s32e3.s5 instead of 81. 265. s5
Item No. Ga, September g, 1900, Homo
lulu Iron Works, $s.151.os.
Your Committee recommends that this
item be stricken out on account of it
being included in the sum of preceding
items.
Item No. n, October 10, 1900, Christian
Froelich.
item be made to read $273.55 instead of
s274.2i
Item No. So. November 80, 1860, Pacific
Mill Company. This item should read
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd"
Item No. 50, November 30, 1900, Hustace
& Company
Your Committee recommends that the
$500.
Item Sc. January 81, 1901 Honolulu Iron
Works.
Your Committee finds that the item
should read 10000 instead of $4,000
Item No. es, October g. 1900, Christian
Froelich.
Your Committee finds that the Item
should read "a. 1898 instead of s4.ls4.ls.
Item No. 81, March 81. 1900. Oahu Rail
, way Land Co.
Your Committee finds that the item
should read sSo.73 instead of SCOTS
! Item No. l02. April 80, 1900. Christian
Froelich.
/ Your Committee finds that the item
should read s2.s025s instead of &, snass.
Item No. 1T, October 10, 1900, Christian
Froelich.
Your Committee finds should read
$SS2.s5 instead of $5S422
Item No. 127 dnserted by Senate)
This item relates to the refunding to the
Hawaiian Fertilizer Company, Ltd. tbs
sum OF 8, IS for merchandise license
and 1913. for stamps, total of s., 1928 So
Your Committee recommends that this
Item be struck out as this House has
previously refused to consider claims q
this character. during the progress of the
regular session.
Your Committee begs leave to state
that they have had submitted to then
= direct, for consideration, two bills mp
proved and presented by the Board O.
Health. The bills are annexed heret,
and are for poi purchased from cultivat
ors of taro In Waikolu Valley, Molokai
viz: c. Kopena SAT- and r. Holt Sc. 90
Your Committee recommends the in
sertion of the amounts in the Bill
Item, Unpaid Bills incurred on or be
fore June Goth. 1901. all Department:
$4,000
This item was Inserted by the Senat,
. and your Committee on investigation anC
inquiry, hnds this amount will be full.
needed to meet unpaid bills of th'
various Departments and which have no
otherwise been provided for. Your com
mittee recommends that the item be re
tanned In the bill
Your Committee respectfully report:
that they have been informed that tn,
sum required to meet the expenses o
! the House will exceed the amount sub
= mitted by Representative Kekauia b.
&166.oo, Information had also been sup
piled by the Clerk Of the Senate that tn
sum OF 3seo. additional will be require,
to meet the obligations OF that body
Your Committee therefore respectful,
recommends that the sum of 1856. b
inserted under the Treasury Department
and as Expenses of Legislature Session
| 1901"
Your Committee has also had unde
consideration and carefully examined
, the vouchers signed by the High Sheriff
and approved by the Attorney Genera
: and relating to expenditures made unde
"1ncidentals. Civil and Criminal Eek
penses." These bills totalize s1325. From
the nature of the items making up thi
amount your Committee is led to beley
that the Attorney Generals Department
Is at present well trussed but 1t jar
2 | the anatomy of your Committee to not
the amount of Condition powders an,
oil required TO keep the Department run
ming smooth. Your Committee consider
ing that il Is well to look for peac
at any price recommends the amount o
the above items be inserted 10 the Bill
Yours respectfully,
JOHN EMMELUTH,
A. F. GILFILLAN,
WILLIAM MOSSMAN. JR.,
: ]. K. KEKAULA
. JOHN K PRENDERGAST.
Two motions followed in rapid sue
Icession Beckley wanting the report I
be received and considered with tn
bill and Kaniho desiring the report &C
cepted. Beckley wanted 10 know VIII
there were no details or any voucher
in connection with the appropriation c
!. $4,000 and asking an explanation. En-
meluth said that the Superintendent c
Public Works would not approve an
, bills that were not correct. He fayore
the continuance of the committee I
draw a bill in accordance with the rec
concentrations of the report.
!, There was a close vote, to Z, in ia
vor of receiving and considering tn
report Win the bill. but the commit,
teemen did not vote. as a rule, 50 th
Speaker made mention Of this fac
which drew from Prendergast the eS
lplanation that he knew the bills wer
correct and thought they should
paid at once. But he did not want t
force the House to accept his own re
|, port The BeckIey motion thus pre-
vailed, the bill was taken up and cor
sidered in fragments for ten minutes
then as a whole, put through secon
, reading, and the House adjourned
fthis morning at o'clock when til
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