Minutes of the Privy Council 1881-1892
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A meeting of the Privy ,Council of State was held at th Aliio lani Hale, on the 4- day of l.iay 1881, at 11 o'clock
A. £E.
In the absence of the Princess Regent, the Chief
Justice, presided.
There were present, Their Excellencies W L Green Minister For. Affrs H. AP Carter Min. Interior
J. S. Walker Kin. Finance J. O. Dominis. Gov. of Oahu
The Honorables A. s . Cleghorn, C R Bishop
G . Rhodes, R Stirling WM Gibson, P. Kanoa D. Kahanu ,T. M. Kapena
Tu1 • Kuaea. s. K. Kaai V! • Buckle, w. F Allen D. L. Kinimaka, w. J. Smith C J. u. Kawainui, 1 M.Cully
H A. Widemann. ];. 0 . Hall
and A F . ,Tudd Sec'y . pro. tem. Prayer was read by the Hon. E. o. Hall. th l.!Iinutes of liarch 26 11 last were read and approved. The Acting Secretary read the report of the Committee to whom was referred the case Reign of Kalak~. King . 3 case of Polua, declining to reconn:iend the exercise of clemency in his case. The Minister of Interior moved that the Report be adopted, seconded by the Minister of Foreign Affairs. ~r. Gibson moved a Resolution: Resolved that the Privy Council recommend that the sentence of Polua, condemned to be hung. be commuted to imprisonment for life,. which was not seconded. The President then put the motion to adopt the report. which was carried, one dissenting. The Council then adjourned. (signed) A. FM Judd Acting Secretary. 4 5 6 7 8 Reign of Kalakaua, King. 9
The Privy Council of State met at Aliiolani Hale on rd July 23 . 1881. at 11 o'clock A. M. In the absence of the Princess Regent. the Hon. Charles R. Bishop presided, at Her request. There were present, Their Excellencies W L Green. Lin. Forgn Affrs HAP. Carter Kin. Interior JS Walker Min. Finance J. O. Dominis Gov. of Oahu
The Honorables s. N. Castle E . 0. Hall W. J. Smith C L M .Cully, R Stirling. ·?r • F . All en ,
W • C • Parke , Mahuka , P. Wood,
Kinimaka, \V • Buckle, D. Kahanu,
J 11 Kapena, S • K. Kaai , WJ.[. Gibson,
G. Rhodes, A. S. Cleghorn, P. Kanoa, and A. F. Judd Secretary
Prayer was read by the Hon. E. o. Hall. th :Minutes o:f. May 4- 1881, were read and approved. The liini ster of Foreign Affairs read a resolution in reference to the death of the late Honora·ble Charles Coffin Harris, a member of this Council, as follows;
d On the 2 of July instant, died the Honorable Reign of Kalakaua, King. 10
Honorable Charles Coffin Harris, a member of this Council, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and Chancellor of the Kingdom, Grand Cross of the Royal Orders of Kamehameha and Kalakaua; and it is fitting that a minute be made in the records of the Privy Council expressing our apprecia
tion of his character and services, It is therefore Resolved, That by the death of the said Charles Coffin Harris, His Majesty has lost a wise, faithful, experienced
and upright Councilor and Officer. For many years in the service of the Hawaiian Government, holding in turn the
Offices of Attorney General, kinister of Finance and Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, and since the year 1877 of Chief. Justice and Chancellor, he had approved himself in all of
them. At no time of his life were his services and counsel to the King and the country more valuable than at the
time when he was suddenly removed by death. In the sentiment of this council his loss bereaves the Hawaiian Kingdom of an eminent public servant."
On motion of the Kinister of Interior, it was
adopted by vote of the Council. The Reign of Kalakaua, King. 11
The J'inister of J?inance read the following resolution with reference to the death of the Eon. H. A. Kahanu;
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God to remove from th this life, Hon. Henry A. Kahanu, on the 5- of IV:ay 1881, a Noble of the Kingdom and a member of His i:aj esty' s Privy Council of State, therefore. Resolved, that this Council does hereby express its
deep regret for the loss of a mem·ber, who was esteemed a faithful Councilor of His rajesty, a loyal subject and a worthy fellow citizen. Resolved that this Council does hereby tender its condolence to the family of the deceased Councilor; and also Resolved, that these resolutions be inscribed on the records of the Council.
It was unanimously adopted.
The Petition for pardon of R.R. Lavender, convicted of manslaughter, was read by the Eini stei· of Interior . It was moved to refer it to a Committee consisting of the two Judges and Hons. Bishop. Carter and Kaai. Carried.
Petition of David for restoration of his civil Reign of Kalakaua, King. 12
Ci Vil rights . By vote it was referred to the same Committee.
A request by the Princess Regent that this Council consider the case of Kamakaokalani, convicted of various larcenies and who has escaped from custody· to Australia, and who has asked His 1'::ajestyt s pardon, was also referred to the same Committee.
The Minister of Interior read a Preamble and Resolution. Vlhereas, the continuance of the pestilence of small pox in this Kingdom, has necessitated greater expenditure that was expected, and ,/ Whereas, the amount authorized by this Council on rd the 23 day of liarch has proved inadequate to meet such expenditure, and Where2,s, it has been made to appear to this Council that at a Cabinet Council held by Her Royal Eighness the th Princess Regent on the 19- day of July AD 1881, all the Cabinet concurred in the following resolution;
11 Resolved that the Minister of Interior be authorized to draw from the public Treasury whatever sum or sums of money may be necessary to defray the expenses incurred, Reign of Kalakaua, King. 13
incurred by the Hawaiian Government on account of the
pestilence of small pox,- said amount not to exceed the sum of $50 .000. and that the 1:inister of Ji'inance be authortzed to pay such drafts from any monies in the
. public Treasury not specially appropriated . 11 Now Therefore, Be it resolved by the Privy Council of State that we hereby concur in and adopt the foregoing resolution.
Mr Kaai asked the Minister of Interior for items of expenditure.
After considerable discussion, the Resolution
passed by a vote of 22 to 2.
Council adjourned. (signed} A. F. ,Tudd Acting Secretary 14 15
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A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held to th • day, November 15-·- 1881. at Aliiolani Hale. His Majesty the King·, presiding. The following members present. Their F,xcellencies W L Green ?.:in . Forgn. Affrs. H. A. P. Carter Min. Interior
J S. Walker }[in. Finance W. N. Armstrong. Att•y General Hon. Councilors. J. O. Dominis, AF. Judd; E O Hall,
C . R Bishop. W. J. Smith, H. A. Widemann, R. Stirling, WC Par_ke, J.E. Bush, G. Rhodes, W :rr.. Gibson, S. K.
Kaai, M. Kuaea, D. Kahanu, J. M. Kapena W. Buckle,
p. Wood, & C H ,Tudd, Sec'y.
Prayer was read by the Hon . E. O. Hall .
d The minutes of the meeting of July 23- were read and approved.
The ~inister of Interior after congratulating His Majesty on His safe return after His tour around the world, introduced the following resolution;
Resolved that this Council extends to His Majesty our Sovereign a cordial welcome on His return to His Kingdom, and we
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ask Him to allow us to congratulate Him on the preserva ,J.; x tion of His health and on the successful accompliment of His tour of observation which we hope will be productive of great benefit to this Kingdom."
Upon vote, it was passed unanimously .
The report, of the Committee to whom certain applica- tions for pardon had been referred, was then read, recom- th mending that David (Keviki) pardoned on February 7 • 1873. be restored to his civil rights; that Kamakaokalani an escaped prisoner now in Australia be not pardoned; that the sentence of R.R. Lavender be commuted to two th years from the 9- of November, 1880.
The Council by separate votes adopted the several recommendations in the report.
The Attorney General then asked the advise of the Council upon the following recommendations to royal His :Jl.'lajesty clemency which it was thought A might well exercise in
behalf of these prisoners now in Oahu jail, in view of His Birthday which occurs to-morrow, to wit;
1. That the sentence of !!I. Mendoza. for Reign of Kalakaua, King. 21
for imprisonment for life, for arson, be commuted to ten years. 2. That Kawahaokaale sentenced in 1876 to six years for manslaughter be pardoned. 3. That W J Noa sentenced in 18?9 to ten years for perjury be pardoned.
4. That ,John 1r Kaneakua sentenced in October 1881 to three months imprisonment for forgery be pardoned, and th 5. That J B Silloway sentenced August 9- 1881, ~· to pay a fine of $500. be pardoned.
The Council be separate votes on each case, advised the exercise of the Royal clemency as above suggested.
The Council was then adjourned.
( signed) C. H. Judd Secretary. 22 23
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A meeting of the Privy Council was held at Aliiolani th Hale on February 4- 1882. Hie Majesty the King, presiding.
Present .
Their }l~xcellencies W L . Green rin. Forgn .Af'frs J. S. Walker Min. Finance
W. N. Armstrong. Atty Genl. Hon. Councilors C L M Cully s . N Castle. }J. 0 • Hall. As. Cleghorn C . R. :Bishop R. Stirling
W. ,T. Smith w. F. Allen J E. Bush JU Kawainui P. Wood Ki-nimaka v,r D. Kahanu ' . Buckle J . Iv'.l.oanauli and A. F .•Tudd Acting Secretary
Prayer was read by the Hon. S • N. Castle . th The minutes of the meeting of November 15- 1881. were read and approved.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs presented the following resolution; Resolved, that in pursuance of Articles 28 and 46 of the Constitution of this Kingdom, the Privy, Council of State advises His lFajesty the King to convene the Legislative Assembly for its regular biennial session at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday the Reign of Kalakaua, King. 26 th the 29 day of April AD 1882 at Aliiolani Hale in Honolulu. The resolution was passed unanimously.
The 1:inister of Interio:i:• read a petition from Luika Kealoha and Vfaikapu for pardon. On motion, it was referred to the Committee consist ing of the two Judges and the Attorney General.
A petition for the pardon of Alfred Rhodus was read, and on motion, the prayer of the petition was denied.
The petitions of Kolii & Andreas Comacho were also denied.
The petition of Kihi was referred to the usual committee.
The petition of B Kaulainamoku for restoration to civil rights was read, and on motion the Council resolved to recommend tµe granting of the prayer.
A petition by Henry Waterhouse and others for a Charter of Incorporation for the Young t:en' s Christian ,,/ Association of
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Honolulu, was presented. On motion of Mr. Castle, it was voted that the Privy Council recommend that the Charter be granted.
A petition for Charter of Incorporation for the Hilo and Hawaii Telephone and Telegraph Company, was referred I to the usual committee.
The Minister of Interior also presented the petition for Charter of Incorporation of the Kohala Club. On motion it was recommended that the same be granted.
The Council then adjourned. (Signed) A. F. Judd. Acting Secretary. 28 29
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A meeting of the Privy Council Council was th held at Aliiolani Hale on rarch 20" 1882 at 11
o'clock A. M. His Uajeaty the King, presiding. Present . Their Ji!xcellencies W L. Green Min. Forgn. Affrs.
J S. Walker Min Finance
W. N. Armstrong Atty. Genl. Hon. Councilors WM. Gibson G. Rhodes J. M.oanauli w. Buckle Kinimaka P. Wood J. U. Kawainui ,T. E. Bush VI. C • Parke w. J. Smith R. Stirling P. Kanoa C H. A. Widemann L. M. Cully A. S. Cleghorn H. H. Vlhi tney A. F. Judd Act•g. Secretary
Prayer by the Hon. G. Rhodes th Minutes of February 4- 1882 read and approved.
The Kinister of Interior (ad interim) read an Planters Labor application for Charter of Planters Labor and Supply ' and supply Co . Company, and a copy of the Charter applied for, and certificate required. by law. On Motion it was voted that the Charter be granted.
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Hawaiian The Minister of Interior read a petition and Cable Co. form of Charter for the Hawaiian Cable Co. accompanied by the certificate required by law. Mr Whitney moved to amend the Charter by insert ing a clause giving the Government the right to purchase the system when established so as to operate it in connection with the Post Office. l!r .Judd moved its reference to a Cammi ttee. Passed. His :rajesty appointed AF .Tudd, the Attorney General and H. A. Widemann on the Committee.
The Attorney General moved a Resolution as follows; Resolved that Prof. W D. Alexander, Surveyor General, under the supervision of the l\'~inister of Interior, be and is hereby permitted to copy and publish from the records of the Privy Council, from the beginning of such records up to the year 1860, all doings and transactions of His Majesty and Privy Council relating the lands of the Kingdom . The resolution was adopted.
The report of the Committee on the petition Reign of Kalakaua, King.
petition of Kihi for pardon, that it be refused, was then V read, and on motion the report was adopted.
The report of the Committee on the petition of
Waikapu and Luika for pardon, recommending that the
petition be denied, was then read, and on motion adopted by the Council .
The Uinister of Interior then presented two petitions for Charter, ·· one for the Protestant Church of Ka.neohe, and the other for the Protestant Church of Waikane. The Minister stated that the Charters had been
examined by the Chief Justice and himself, and found to
be in conformity with the law . On motion the Council voted that the Charters
be granted.
The petitions of P. H Keaweheana, J. Ohialau
and J. K •. Kaili for restoration to civil rights, and of John Puleole and AN. George for pardon, were presented
and ref erred to the usual committee .
His Majesty then adjourned the Council.
(signed) A. F. Judd Acting Secretary. 34 35
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A meeting of the Privy Council was held at the th office of the Minister of Finance, on M:ay 27- 1882 at 11 o I clock A. J.1.
His Majesty the King presiding. Present.
Their Excellencies w. M. Gibson Min Forgn. Affra S. K. Kaai Min. Interior .r E. Bush :Min. Finance
Jl~. Preston Atty. Genl. Hon. Councilors C J. 0. Dominis E. o. Hall L ~.! .Cully R. Stirling W. J. Smith W. c. Parke W F. Allen P Kanoa D. Kahanu P Wood JU Kawainui W Buckle J A. Cummins Kinimaka 1:. Kuaea
W L Green G. Rhodes A. S. Cleghorn
H. A Widemann and A . F . Judd . Sec I y .
Prayer was read by the Hon. E O. Hall. th The minutes of meeting held L:arch 20- were read and approved
The committee, on the application for a Charter of Incorporation for the Hawaiian Cable company, presented II a report. recommending the granting of the Charter sub
mitted, 1.llfith an amendment; and on motion, the Report was adopted. The
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The Committee on Pardons then reported recom mending that ll~/4/t/4A the petitions of Keoni Puleole and Alexander George for pardon, be denied. On motion the report was adopted.
The Committee also reported ~hat they were not aware of any reasons in favor of or against the petitions of P . H . Keaweheana and J . Ohialau of Puna, :Hawaii , and of J. K. Kaili of I,ahaina, for restoration to their civil righ.ts. On mo~ion, the Council voted to recomrnend that the prayer of their petition be granted.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs presented an appli cation by W. C. Jones, to be appointed a Notary Public for the Island of Hawai.i. After some discussion the Council voted to reject the application.
The Minister of ::E'oreign Affairs presented a petition by :M. p. Kekaula of Kawela, r,Iolokai for restoration of his civil rights. On motion, it was referred to the usual committee.
The llinister of Foreign Affairs presented
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a petition by napualii, Kukaiau, and Pahupu of 1'.~olokai, convicted of cattle stealing twenty years ago, for res toration to their civil rights. On motion the Council voted to recommend that the prayer of their petition, be granted.
The Minister also read a petition from Kaaiwaiu for pardon. On motion it was referred to the usu.al Committee.
His Excellency WM Gibson, the Minister of Foreign Affairs then said that His Majesty had been pleased to appoint him as President of the Board of Health- in place r- of M- W. N. Armstrong, resigned, and the Hon. A. s. Cleg- horn as a member of the Board. C The Hon. L. M Cully moved that the Council approve of these appointments, which motion was carried.
His Majesty then stated that in view of His Corona.- th tion which was to take place on the 12- of February next, he had appointed the following members of the Privy Coun
cil to act as a Committee of Arrangements; His Ex.WM:.
Gibson. Hons. H. A. Widemann, J. U. Kawainui. W P Wood, and C. H. Judd. His Eajesty adjourned the Council
(signed) A. Y Judd. Secretary Pro tem. 41 42 43 44 Reign of Kalakaua, King. 45
A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Aliiolani Hale. Aug.19-1882 at 11 o'clock A. M. His Majesty the King, presiding. Present,
Their Excellencies
VI M Gibson Ein Forgn Affre. ,T. E. Bush Hin. Finance S. K. Kaai lJi.in . Interior . E. Preston Atty. General Hon. Oounc Hors
J. o. Dominis J M Kapena. G Rhodes
R Stirling W. F. Allen 'fl. :Buckle C L. M Cully C.R. Bishop W. C. Parke W J Smith H. A. Vlidemann. Kinimaka
A. S Cleghorn. J A Cummins. J. Moanauli P. Wood ,T. U. Kawainui C . H .•Tudd.
Prayer was read by the Hon. G. Rhodes. th Minutes of meeting held May 27- 1882 were read and approved.
The Minister of Foreign Affaris stated to the Coun cil that under a law passed by the Legislature, the name ( of J. S. Walker was presented for the approval of the
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appointment would be legal, as the law was not yet pub at lished and did not take effect until Hovember 1-. 1882. Unanimous vote in favor of the appointment by the Council.
Motion was made to appoint J'. E. Bush mem·ber of the Board of Health. The Council approved of the appointment.
The llinister of Interior presented a petition to amend the Charter of Incorporation of the Hawaiian Agri y cultural Company; to allow them to run a railroad from Punaluu to Pahala and to Kilauea. Motion to refer to Committee, carried. Committee, Hone. J.E. Bush C.R. Bishop
H. A Widemann . ,T. M Kapena and l'J . Preston.
The Minister of Interior presented a petition from J.M. Alexander. C. K. Kapule and Kualii for a Charter of Incorporation for a Church at Paia. It was moved and carried that the 1:iniater of Interior grant a Charter to the petitioners in the usual form according to law. His Hajesty then adjourned the Council. (signed) C.H. Judd. Secretary 4? 48 49 Reign of Kalakaua, King. 50
A meeting of the Privy Council of State waa held at th Aliiolani Hale at 12 o'clock noon on October 20 1882.
His Majesty the King. presiding.
Present, Their Excellencies W. M. Gibson Minister Forgn. Affra. J. 1'J Bush Minister Finance E. Preston Atty General Honorable Councilors J. O. Dominis G. Rhodes W. L. Green W . Buckle D • Kahanu D L Kinimaka C P . Wood . ,T U Kawainui L M.Cully WC. Parke R. Stirling. H. A. Widemann
HM. Whitney CR. Bishop A S Cleghorn A. F Judd.
In the absence of the Secretary His 1,Iajeaty asked the Hon. A. F Judd to act as Secretary.
Prayer was read by the Hon. G. Rhodes.
The ~inister of Interior read a petition for a Charter for the incorporation of the Paukaa Sugar Company, with a form of the Charter applied for and the certificate required by law.
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The Attorney General stated he had examined the
papers and that the Charter was in conformity with the law and in accordance with those heretofore granted to corporations of this character. It was then moved that this Council recommend that the Charter be granted by the Minister of Interior, as prayed for. Carried.
The Minister of Interior then read a petition for the incorporation of the Onomea Sugar Co. with a draft of the Charter applied for and the certificate required by law. On the reco~mendation of the Attorney General, the Minister of Interior was authorized to grant the Charter.
The Minister of Interior then read a petition for Charter for the Haiku Church. C Upon motion of Hon. L. M Cully, the Council voted to recommend the Minister of Interior to grant the Charter as prayed for.
The Minister of Interior then read a report from the Committee to whom had been referred the petition from the Hawaiian Agricultural Co. for an amendment to its I Charter of Incorporation, recommending the granting of the a~endment as ~rayed for. with Reign of Kalakaua, King. 52 with an addition thereto, em·bodying a reference to t:i:1e th act approved on the 13- day of August 1880, being
Chapter XII of the laws of 1880. It was then voted that the report be adopted and that this Council recommend that the If.inister of Interior grant the amendment to the Charter applied for, as amended.
His Uajesty then adjourned the Council (signed). A. F. Judd Acting Secretary. 53 54 55 Reign of Kalakaua, King. 56
A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at d Aliiolani Hale on Feby 3~ 1883.
His Majesty the King, presiding. Present.
Hon. AF Judd Chancellor
Their Excellencies WM. Gibson E. Preston Hons. A.S Cleghorn. G. Rhodes. ,T . M. Kapena
J. A Cummins. W Buckle. D. Kahanu D L Kinimaka., J U • Kawai nui . P. Wood
,T. 1:oanauli }l~ 0 Hall. HAP. Carter
C R. Bishop J S Walker. R. Stirling W J Smith p Kanoa w. C. Parke
H. A Widemann and C H Judd Secretary.
Prayer was read by the Hon. G. Rhodes. th The minutes of the meetings held on Aug. 19 1882 th and October 20- 1882 were read and aporoved.
The Minister of Forg'n Affrs presented a petition for a Charter of Incorporation for the Inter - island Steam Navigation Company, which was referred to a Com mittee consisting of the ,Tudges of the Supreme Court, and the Attorney General.
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a petition for Charter of Incorporation for the Recipro
city Sugar Company. The Attorney Gen 1 1 stated that the papers and Charter were in the usual form and in accor dance with the law It was moved and agreed that the Council authorize the !Hnister of Interior to grant the Charter as prayed for.
The Minister of ?orgn. Affairs -presented a petition from C. Brewer L Co. for a Charter of Incorporation to be / styled "C Brewer & Co." On motion the consent of the Council was given to the Minister of Interior to issue the Charter as placed before the Council.
The Attorney General presented a petition from Emmeline Giles, to change her name to ~mmeline Afong, and that a decree may be issued by His 1J1ajesty in Privy Coun cil authorizing such change of name. By vote of the Council, the petition was granted.
The Hon.CR. Bishop moved that if the Committee find the Charter of the Inter Island Steam Navigation Company to be in proper order and according to law, the Minister of Interior be authorized to grant ,. the Reign of Kalakaua, Ying. 58
the Charter without further reference to this Council. The motion was adopted.
The Committee to whom was referred the petition of Kekaula for pardon and restoration to civil rights, reported against the granting of the petition. On motion, the report was adopted.
The Committee to whom was referred the petition of Kaaiwaiu, reported that as he is already out of prison and has not forfeited his civil rights under the law, no further action is necessary. Report accepted.
The petition for pardon of J. Brown, a prisoner in Oahu Jail, was read by the Attorney General. His C l'Jxcell ency stated that the Hon. L. M Cully and himself upon examination, could not see any grounds for recom mending the petition to the favorable consideration of the Counc i 1 . . The Hon. G. Rhodes spoke in favor of granting the petition provided :Srown"' be sent out of the country. During the discussion, the Attorney General read the following resolution; Be it resolved that in view of the approaching ceremony of His ~ajesty's Coronation Reign of Kalakaua, King: 59
Coronation, this Council recommend His Majesty to pardon the un&ermentioned persons now confined in prison for offenses against the law.
Such pardons to take effect on the twelfth day of February . next . st Andreas Camacho. convicted of murder, Feby 1- 18?3
commuted to 15 years.
Kihi convicted of larceny i~ay 18?5
sentenced to 10 years and $600. fine.
Kekua. convicted o-f larceny May 18?9
sentenced to 4 years and·$25. fine.
I ,' Kahelemauna. convicted of larceny July 1880. 3 years.
D. M.amaki II Embezzlement . Jan. 1881. 3 yrs.
ti v Lee Chong Larceny Feby 1881. 18 mos. $50 •.
Kukona 11 Do June 1881. 2 yrs.
Alfred Rho dua 11 Assault with intent to kill. July 1881. one yr. $500. a B. r.1artinez II Larceny Aug. 1881. 21 mo. $35.
II II v Ah Chee. Smuggling Sept. 1881. 9 $150. Geo. :Bila It Larceny xov. 1881. 18 II $62.
Hookiekie II Do ,Tan. 1882. 15 II $25.
Ka Mok Hung II Distilling ti 2 yrs. ~300. Pedro Jv:artinez) ) 1'X. G Sablia ) y John liartinez l II Larceny :February 1882. / Joe Castello ) one year and $100. fine. Laimana II Larceny April 1882 one year
John lHka II Do ti one yr. *3100.
II fl Nik::i, Ii Do one $30. John Ai. Reign of Yalakaua, King. 60
s .,, John Ai . convicted of Larceny Aug. 1882 6 mo. $10.
/ G B Kalaaukane ll Adultery Oct. 1882 fine $100.
Ah Fawn 1l Smuggling. Jan. 1883. one mo. and $50 to be commuted to one week's imprisoment.
Ah Chun alias Ah Tin . Burglary Jan. 3/83. Hine mos. to be commuted to six mos.
The Hon G. Rhodes moved that the name of John Brown be added to this list in the resolution . • The Hon. C R Bishop moved, with Eis 1:ajesty' s per mission, that the resolution pass with the exception of ( the name of Andreas Camacho. The motion was adopted.
reeting adjourned until one o'clock P. ~. on th Wednesday. next Feby ?--: (signed) CH. Judd Secretary. Reign of Kalakaua, King. 61
The adjourned meeting of the }-'rivy Council of State th was held at Aliiolani Hale on Wednesday Feby 7 11 1883.
By command of His 111aj e sty, the Hon . A . F . Judd, pre sided.
Present.
Their Excellencies W. 11. Gibson Hin. Forgn. Affra S. K. Kaai Minister Interior J. E. Bush Iii.in . Finance
E. Preston Atty. General Hon. Councilors HA. p Carter ,T • s. \'lalker. R. Stirling w. J. Smith w C . Parke H. A Widemann. A. s . Cleghorn. G. PJlodes
J M Kapena D. Kahanu Yl • Buckle
J A Cummins. . D. L Kinimaka ,T. 1·oanauli
•T U Kawainui . W P Wood. and CH Judd Sec'y .
After prayer by the Hon. G. Rhodes, the Secretary rd read the minutes of the meeting held February 3- last. On motion the minutes were approved.
The Attorney General presented a petition fro~ WP. East Maui Brewer and D. K. Fyfe for a Charter of Incorporation for stock Co./ the J:Jast 1:aui Stock Co. On motion, the Council advised the granting of the Charter. as prayed for. Report Reign of Kalakaua, King. 62
Report of Committee on Pardons was read and adopted.
The Minister of Interior presented a petition from r M. A. Rosa to be nm.de a 1Jota.ry Public for the Hawaiian
Islands. Upon the recommendation of the I.iinister, the appointment I of A. Rosa as Notary for the Island of Oahu, was anproved.
Council adjourned. (Signed) CH Judd Secretary. 63 64 65
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A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Aliiolani Hale, Mar.ch 10 u 1883. ,
His I:~ajesty the King, presiding. Present.
Their Tilxcellencies W. M. Gibson Min. Forgn Affrs
J E Bush 1-Un. Interior
J. M Kapena l~in. Finance 1 }.; . Preston Atty. Gen.
Hon. Councilors A. F. Judd J • O • Domini s
G. Rhodes D. Kahanu ·n L Kinimaka W. Buckle J. Jt'.:oanauli W. P. Wood C L. M Cully P Kanoa S. G Wilder
JS Walker. R. Stirling VI. C • Parke
H. A Widemann W J Smith A. S. Cleghorn and C H Judd Secretary.
Prayer was read by the Hon. G. Rhodes
th Minutes of meeting held February ?- were read and
approved.
His Fxcellency the Binister of Foreign Affairs pre
Expense sented a bill from Foster & Co. for one third of the
S . S . "Suez 11 expenses of the trip of the str. 11 0 R Bishop" which went -...... -.--- 11 in search of the S. S. Suez. Ii for $.\3 .351. 94/100. and
read a resolution of the Cabinet asking that the approval
of this Council be given ~o pay this claim.
The following resolution was passed . by Reign of Kalakau~, King. 72
by a majority of the })rivy Council. "Whereas, it v::1s made to appec1,r to His 1:.ajesty' s Cabinet that the B. S. "Suez" with many residents of
Honolulu, on board, was long overdue and f' ears vvere entertained that she had broken down and that her passengers and crew were in danger; and it appearing to the whole of the members of the ~abinet that this was a disaster within the meaning of the Constitution, and they having been requested to join with the British
Government and other parties in sending the steamer "C. R. Bishop" in search of the missing vessel, the Cabinet unanimously resolved and agreed to do so, and Kessrs
T. R. Poster & Co, the Agents of the "C. R. Bishop" having sent in their claim for such services, it was at a meeting of the Cabinet resolved, That the clR-im of T'essrs
T R :Poster & Co for one third Charter of Gteamer 11 C. R. Bishop" amount Three Thousand Three Hundred and fifty one
94/100 dollars, sent for relief of the steamer "Suez, 11 be submitted to the Privy Council for approval.
Signed. Walter L. Gibson Premier
!I J. 11. Kapena Min. Ji'inance
II J. E Bush II Interior
n liidward ?rest on Atty. Genl. Resolved that the Council confirm the action of the Cabinet and authorizes the pn.yment Reign of Kalakaua, King~ 73
payment of the amouY.tt above nar1ecl. 11
Amendment The liinister of Interior presented a petition from
of Charter the Hawaiian Railroad Company to amend its Charter by
Haw. R. R. , inserting the v.rords from "Hilo to Kukuihaele . 11 which was
Co. unanimously granted. by vote of the Council.
Council a&journed
signed C H .•Tudd
Secretary. ?4 ?5 76 Reign of Kalakaua, King. 77
A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on Wednesday June 19- 1883 at eleven o'clock A. ll.
His Kajesty the King presiding. Present.
Their Excellencies W J.1 Gibson Min. J?or. Affrs J. Y. Bush Min. Interior
J M Kapena 1:in. Finance
Hon. Councilors A. F. ,Tudd C R Bishop
G • Rho J. S Walker. VT P Wood W. Buckle D L. Kinimaka P Kanoa :E!. Preston and C H Judd. Secretary. Prayer was read by the Hon. A. F. Judd th The minutes of meeting held I.Iarch 10- were read and approved. Paia The consent of the King in Council was civen, I ---...-·--Plantation authorizing the 1!'.inister of Interior to grant Charters of Incorporation to the following Corporations; viz: Laupahoehoe "Pai a Plantation. 11 11 Laupahoehoe 8Uf;ar Co . 11 Su~ar Co. • and the 11 Hamakua J.Hll Co." the several applications and Charters having been duly examined by the Chief Justice Hamakua ., and found to be in the form prescribed by law. 11111 Co . The Reign of Kalakaua, King. 78 The petition of Kelekoma was presented by the rfinister of Foreign Affairs, for full pardon and corr...muta tion of his sentence and fine. By the unanimous vote of the Council the prayer of the petitioner was granted. The petitions of Kealoha and Ioela for pardon were referred to a Committee consisting of the Hons. A. F Judd and C. P.. Bishop. There being no further business, His 1':.ajesty ad journed the Council. (Signed) CH. ,Tudd Secretary 79 80 Reign of Kalakaua, King. 81 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on Friday July 13- 1883. His Majesty the King. presiding Present . Their }:xcellencies W M Gibson 1:in For . Affrs ,T • T: • :0,Ush Min Interior Hon. Councilors A. F .Tudd. H. A. Widerr.ann 15! P. Wood VI. Buckle HM Whitney G. Rhodes SN. Castle E. Preston C. R Bishop J . !>f.oanaul i W C • l')arke ,T S. Walker D L Kinimaka D. Kahanu A. s. Cleghorn CH Judd Secretary Prayer was read by the Hon. G. Rhodes The Chief Justice administered the oath to Hons~ B ..F Austin. J. L . Kaulukou and G. W. Macfarlane. as members of the Privy Council. th The minutes of the meeting held ,Tune 19- last were read and approved. A petition from Wangatiap and Tarua south sea Islanders for pardon and commutation of sentence and fine, and that they may be returned to Ocean Island in the Schooner "Iulai" to sail in a few days, was read. After some discussion, the Gov't. advising their pardon, the petition was granted Reign of Kalakaua, King. 82 granted by vote of the Council. 13 ayes and 5 nays. 1 " aikapu A petition for Charter of Incorporation for the su,'.l'ar Co . Waikapu Sugar Co. was read, and referred to a committee Sal -- consisting of Hons . H. A \'lidemann, I;. Preston and G. W. !.'.::acfarlane. E O. Hall A petition for Charter of Incorporation for E o. & Son. {Lim.) Hall and Son. limited, was read, and being in due form, I the T'inister of Interior was authorized to grant the Charter . .Amendment A petition to amend the Charter of the Honokaa Sugar of Charter Co. by striking out the words "One hundred shar('S of two ,/ Honolma thousand dollars each," and inserting in lieu thereof the Sugar Co. words "two thousand shares of one hundred dollars each. 11 was presented. On motion, the petition was granted. Amendment A petition to amend the Charter of the 11 Pacific of Charter Sugar ;.a11, by striking out the words "two hundred shares Pacific Gug. t of five hundred dollars each" and inserting in lieu there- !Eill. of the words none thousand shares of one hundred dollars each. u was read, Reign of Kalakaua, King. 83 read, and on motion. the :,:inister of Interior was autho rized to grant the amendment. The petitions for Charters of Incorporation for the 11 11 Kapiolani Harrow gauge Railroad" . the "Hala:wa Sugar Co. " . ' and the "Honomu Sugar Co." were referred to a committee. V!aikapu The committee to whor:i was referred the petition for Sug~:l; ,.C12,. •. / a Charter for the "Waikapu Sugar Co. 11 reported verbally that Mr G. W. Macfarlance had made oath as required by la·s, and that the Charter and papers were now in proper form. By vote of the Council, the Minister of Interior was authorized to grant the Charter. His llajesty adjourned the Council. (Signed.) C . :i:. ,Tudd Secretary 84 85 86 Reign of Yalakaua, King. 87 11. meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at rd Iolani Palace, August 3 11 1883. His Majesty the King~ 9residing. :!'resent . Their Excellencies WM Gibson 1Hn. Forgn. Aff rs J M Kapena Min. Finance Honorables A . F. ,Tudd. P Kanoa. Vl. p . ':food 'TT ·n D. L. F.inimaka. 'f'r • Buckle J.~J • Preston H. A Widemann. G. Rhodes s. 1; . Castle ,., ""}. Kahanu ·~ V F Allen. R. Stirling C R Bishop w C. Parke J. E. Bush J Uoanauli B. R. Austin H. i{. Whitney '\~1 J A Cummins J L Kaulukou. G . if • t~acfarlane CH Judd Secretary. Prayer was read by the 1 Ion. G Rhodes. th The minutes of the meeting held July 13- last, were read, and after inserting the words 11 Hono:':lu Sugar Co . 11 approved. Petitions The Committee to whom was referred the petition of for pardon ,/ Keala for pardon, reported adversely to eranting the of Keo_l...:.~ petition. The report was adopted and the petition denied. Kealoha The Committee also reported against granting the denied. petition of Kealoha. Report adopted and ~0eti tion denied. The Reign of J<~alakau1?;_, King. 88 ?he Committee to whom was referred several petitior1s for Charter of Incorporation, presented their report, recommending that Charters be granted to the "Honomu 11 11 11 I Sugar Co . and the Halawa Sugar ro; and that the appli cation of the nKapiolani Narrow Gauge Railway 11 for Charter of Incorporation be referred to the law advisers of the Government for their advice and opinion. By vote of the Council the report of the Committee was a.dooted. The Einister of Foreign Affairs presented a petition / from ~fu Chow for pardon, and comr:1uta.tion of sentence, and moved that the prayer of the petitioner be L1T,nted . .After some discussion the Council voted to grant the petition. 'l'he pet it io.L of ,John Pul eole for p&.rd.on frorr:. prison, was ref e1·red to a Committee consisting of the Eons. J3. H. Austin and E. Preston. Action on the petition for Charter of Incorporation for the "Alden, Fruit and Taro Co." was by vote of the J/ Council deferred to earn~ future Eeeting. The Reign of Kalakaua, King. 89 The petition for Charter of Incorporation for the Hutu.al Telephone Company, was referred to a co:rmni ttee / consisting of the Hons. A :F Judd. H A. '!!idemann and B. Preston Council adjourned. (Sgne 1 d) CH Judd Secretary 90 91 92 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held th at Iolani Palace . August 16 11 1883. His ¼ajesty the King, presiding. Present. '.l'heir bxcellencies VJ E. Gibson ;Hn. :r·orgn _;.ffrs CT Gulick }:in. Interior J 1:. Kapena :Hin. Finance Hon. Councilors. J. O . Dominis. J3. H. Austin . E Preston . H. A Wid.emann . Vl 1'. Allen . A. S Cleghorn. CR. Bishop. J. B 3ush. ,T S Walker. D. L. Finimaka. S. N Castle. G. F.hodes. W. L Green. '!! C • Purke . W J Smith P. Wood. . J. L Kaulukou 'N. Buckle, G . '!J Itacfarlane . Prayer was read by the Hon. G. Pno6.es In the absence of the Secretary, Hon. w. F. Allen was requested. to act . Two reports v:ere presented by the Com:mi ttee to whom was referred the Charter applieo for by the 1~utual Tele I phone Co. A minority report from the Chief Justice recom mending an amendment to the Charte:t·, and a n::ajori ty report from the Honora1Jles F. A. Y'idecann and :·;. Preston recommending a se-oarate amendment . On motion of the Eon. P . 1ffood, seconded by Reign of Kalakaua, King. 94 by the Hon. G. F.hodes, the majority report was aclopted. The Council thereupon voteG to grant the Charter, with the amendment recommended by the majority re11ort . Puleole. The Co;:Jt1ittee to whom was referred the petition oi' / Puleole for pardon reported against granting the -,petition. On motion of the Eon. J . S. Walker, the report v,as adopted. and petition denied. \lden :B'rui t The Hinister of Interior presented an application & Taro Co. from Hessrs . F. H. }';nders. A :Barnes and. A. G. I·;llis for· a Charter to be granted the "Alden Fruit & Taro. Co·" The C~iarter and accon:panying certificates were read.. V On motion of the Hon. E. Preston, it was resolved that the Charter be granted, but not to be issued by the Minister of Interior until the wholt:J amount of the capital stock 250 .000. has been paid up. Hav:aiian The Uinister of Interior presented an application Tug Co. from T R Lucas and others for a Charter to be granteci to the "Eawaiian ':'ug Company, for the purpose of doing a 1 1 t ugg i ng b us1negs· 1· n .,_heL, T._~arbor·1 :. o_.,..L, 1Ionolulu_ - ='-'na. t 1-ie Channels about Oahu. The Charter and accompanying Reig? of Kalakaua. King. 95 accoBpanying certificates were read and discussed and on motion of J. L. Kaulukou, it was voted to refer the petition to a Committee. His IV:ajesty named the Hons W L. Green Edward Preston amd J L Kaul ukou . Council adjourned. ( signed ) W . F • Al 1 en . Secretary pro tern. 96 • 9? 98 Reign of Kalakaua, King. 99 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on Saturday August 25" 1883 at 12 o'clock noon. His Kajesty the King, presiding. Present. Their Excellencies WM •. Gibson Minister Foreign Affairs CT. Gulick Minister Interior J M Kapena Minister Finance. Hon. Councilors W L Green G. Rhodes w. Buckle C R Bishop E. Preston ,T • I L. Kaulukou D L Kinimaka B. H. Austin W C. Parke S. :N. Castle J s . Walker R. Stirling W F Allen A s. Cleghorn C. H. Judd Prayer was read by the Hon. Godfrey F.hodes. rd th Minutes of meeting held August 3 and 16 . were read and approved. Hon. E. Preston, on behalf of the Committee to whom· Hawaiian was referred the Charter of Incorporation for the Hawaiian Tug Co. reported that the Conrrai ttee had been in formed of the withdrawal of the application. The Minister of Interior stated to the Council that the petition for incorporation has been withdrawn by Mr A G Bllis I one of the petitioners. The Reign of Kala](~. King . 100 The Attorney General ad interim, reported upon the Kapiolani petition for Charter for the "Kapiolani Railway Co. 11 / R.R. Co. recommending that the same be not granted. By vote of the Council, the recommendation was adopted. The Minister of Interior presented a petition for a Honolulu Charter of Incorporation for the 11 Honolulu Chamber of Chamber of Commerce.fl After some discussion, and the insertion of Commerce I some new classes, the Council authorized the Minister to grant the Charter. as amended. The application for a Charter for the "Hawaiian Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Company" was referred to a com- Carriage / mi ttee consisting of the Hons. If!. Preston. ,T L Kaulukou Tu~anfg. Co and W. Buckle Council adjourned. (Signed) CH Judd Secretary. 101 .. 102 Reign of Kalakaua, King. 103 A meeting of the Privy Council of state was helci at th Iolani Palace on Saturday. September 29 ° at 12 o'clock noon. 1883. His Majesty the King, presiding. Present. -Their Excellencies VI i~ Gibson I·,'1ini ster of Porgn Af:frs . •T 11£ Kap ena Minister Finance CT Gulick Minister Interior Honorable Councilors AP Judd. A. S Cleghorn W. Buckle D. L Kinimaka G. P.hodes ,T L Kaulukou. B H . Austin WP Wood R. Stirling D. Kahanu H 1: Vlhi tney S G Wilder ,T. S. Walker CH Judd. Prayer was read by the Hon. G. Rhodes th The minutes of meeting held August 25 11 were read and approved. Honolulu The Committee to whom was referred the petition for Carriage Charter f'or the Honolulu Car' ge :fi:Tanui'acturing Co. IVi.anu' f. Co . reported in favor of granting the Charter as applied for. The consent of tho King in Council was granted pro viding a certificate is filed with the rinister of Interior, stating the property transferred by the owner. The Attorney General ad interim, presented a Reign of Kalakaua, King. 104 a petition from L. Way, by his Attorneys. B. Dole, ask r ing the consent of the King in Council for leave to bring suit against the Einister of Interior for damages caused. by fire. The petition was granted. The Attorney General also presented a similar peti ,.,,. tion from ,T W Herring, which was granted. The llinister of Interior presented petitions for Charter of Incorporations for the "Pacific Navigation Co." the 11 Humuula Sheep Station Co." the "Hawaiian Stone Co 11 and the "Puuloa Sheep and Stock Ranch Co . 1' On motion they were referred to a committee consist ing of the Honorable Judges of the Supreme Court. The petition of :-i..i. W. E:aeha for pardon and restora ,/ tion to civil rights was also referred to the same Com mittee. Council ajdourned. (signed) CH 3udd. Secretary. 105 106 Reign of Kalakaua, King. 10? A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on Thursday October 25 11 1883. at 12 o'clock noon. His li:ajesty the King. presiding. Present Their Excellencies W l! Gibson 'l,ii',.11n. Forgn. Affrs J l:I Kapena Min. Finance CT Gulick :Min. Interior Honorables G. Rhodes P. Wood D L. Kinimo.ka Buckle D Kahanu J Ji:oanauli HM Whitney W. P .. Allen E. Preston W. J. Smith SU Castle W L. Green JS. Walker. C R Bishop VJ C Parke A J? Judd A S Cleghorn J. L. Kaulukou SK Kaai G W Macfarlane C.H Judd Secretary. Prayer read by the Hon. G. Rhodes th llinutes of meeting held Sept 29 last were read and approved. Pacific Nav. Hon. AF Judd presented report of Committee to whom i Co. was referred the petitions for Charters of the "Pacific J:Tavigation Company" Humuula 11 Humuula Sheep Station Company" . Hawaiian I S . ~3 • Co Stone Reign of Kalakaua: King. 108 Haw. Stone .; Stone Co. 0 and "Puuloa Sheep & Stock Co. 11 recormnending Co. the granting of the Charters with the following amendment. viz: Puuloa S. Striking out the words ttdefault. miscarriage or mal & S. Co. feasance" in the third clause, and inserting after the said third clause the usual provision for notice to the t~ini ster of Interior and by publication in the newspapers of all Election of Officers, and of the limit of liability of Shareholders. The report of the Committee was adopted. On motion, it was resolved by the Council that the Judges of the Supreme Court with the Hon. ~dward Preston comprise a Committee to draft rules to be a guide to parties anplying for Charters of Incorporation, and report the same to this Council. Kaeha The report of the Committee to whom was referred the petition of Kaeha for pardon, was read, recommending that the prayer of the petitioner be not granted. Report was adopted. Ookala The Minister of Interior presented a petition from Sug. Co. ./ the 11 0okala Sugar Co. 11 to amend its Charter by striking out the words "One Hundred and fifty shares of One Thou sand dollars I Reign of Kalakaua; King. 109 dollars each," and inserting in lieu thereof "One Thou sand five hundred shares of One Hundred dollars each. 11 The petition was granted. Wilder's The Minister of Interior also presented a petition S. S. Co .. for Charter of Incorporation for the Wilder's steamship Co. His Excellency stated that the Judges of the Supreme Court had examined the papers and found them in due form. On motion it was resolved that the fuinister of Interior be authorized to grant the Charter. Ahahui The consent of the Council was also given to the Ji~kalesia o granting of Charter of Incorporation to the "Ahahui Eahu ,I ll.""Wa. 1:alama Waiwai o ka Ekalesia o }~wa Oahu . 11 and "Harmony 0 Harmony Lodge N. 3. Independent Order of Odd Fellows" 0 Lodge 1'T • 3 . / The petitions for pardon and restoration to Civil Rights of J. H. Woodward, Kikaua and J. W. Iona were referred to the Cor.mnittee on Pardons. Council adjourned. Sig. C.H. Judd Secretary. 110 111 112 113 Reign of Kalakaua. King. 114 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th lolani Palace on Tuesday, the 18 . of December 1883 at 12 o 1 clock . noon . His Majesty the King, presiding. Present, Their Excellencies W IL Gibson, Minister Forgn . Affairs, C T • Gulick, :Minister Interior, J l'I Kapena, :M.inister of Finance, P. Neumann, Attorney General, Honorable Councilors, C A. 1'. Judd '-L. Jf .Cully :B H Austin A. S. Cleghorn CR Bishop G. Rhodes . .r. S Walker W L Green H. A. Widemann S. G Vlilder H M: Vlhi tney W. C. Parke \Ff. P Wood. J. A Cummins D. Kahanu J. E Bush 'W. F. Allen w. Buckle l;. Preston D L. Kinimaka J. L. Kaulukou. G W Hacfarlane W D. Alexander. EK.. Lilikalani ,T. Kaae. Prayer was read by Hon. Godfrey Tlhodes. By direction of His :Eajesty, the o_ath oi' office was C administered by ,Tudge M .Cully to Hons. P . Heumann, W. D. Alexander, Junius Reign of Kalakaua: King. 115 Junius Kaae, and EK. Lilikalani, newly appointed ~embers I of the Council . The reading of the minutes of last meeting was, on motion, deferred. His Ji:xcellency W 1.1:. Gibson introduced for the con Silver sfderation of the Council, a resolution making Hawaiian Coins silver coins of the denominations of one dollar; half leg~lized dollar; quarter dollar; and dime, legal tender, and receivable in like manner as United States silver coins V of the same denominations; which after a lengthy discus sion was modified and passed as follows, viz: 11"\,'Jhereas, a number of silver coins, to wit, One hundred and thirty thousand dollars in silver half dollars, have been coined. and delivered to the 'rreasury of the King.dam, which coins are designed to be the current coin of this Kingdom, and to be equal in weight and fineness to the silver coins of the United States, and bear the impress of the image and title of His i:aj esty the King on one side, and the Royal Hawaiian device or Coat of Arms on the reverse; and Whereas, it is proposed by the Govern ment to coin silver dollars; half dollars; quarter dollarr:;, and pieces of ten cents Reign of Kalakaua: King . 116 cents of the same device and quality; therefore Resolved; that such silver coins shall be and are hereby declared by His Iv:ajesty in Privy Council, in accordance with Section 5 of Chapter 41 of the Act of the Legislature of 18?6, to be legal tender, and receivable in like manner as silver coins of the United States of like denominations; and that the !'Jiinister of Pinance be, and he hereby is authorized to give notice hereof." The :Minister of :Poreign Affairs presented the follow Death of ing resolutions relative to the decease of the Hon. J. ,T. Loanauli . l:.loanauli, which were passed unanimously; viz: Whereas, in accordance with the providence of God, a member of this Council, the la.te J. Moanauli, has departed this life; therefore I Resolved, that the Council deplore the loss of a highly esteemed member, who was a trustworthy councilor of His l.Iajesty; a patriotic subject of the Kingdom; and a most respected citizen. Resolved, that the Secretary of the Council be in structed to transmit to the bereaved widow and family of the deceased member, a copy of' these resolutions. Resolved, by His rajesty's consent, that the members of the Council wear crape on Reign of Kalakaua: King. 117 on the left arm, as mourning for the deceased, for the term of fourteen days from date. His llajesty then adjourned the Council. (Signed) W. Jas. Smith Acting Secretary. 118 119 120 121 Reign of Kalakaua: King. 122 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace Faby 19 "1884 at 12 o'clock -noon. By request of His l-Cajesty the King, Hon. A. Francis ,Judd, presided. Present. Their rxcellencies ?! M Gibson. ?.iin Forg'n Affrs. CT Gulick Min. Interior J. !;I Kapena llin. Finance P. Neumann Att 1 y. General. Honorables C • R. Bishop G. Rhodes Ed. Preston S" G Wilder E. K Lilikalani J. A Cummins .r L Kaulukou. J. Kaae. H. E Whitney D. L. Kinimaka P. Kanoa VI L. Green B H. Austin w J. Smith YI. C Parke ,T s V,Talker C L H.Cully w D Alexander D. Kahanu AS Cleghorn S. K. Kaai C. H Judd. Prayer was read. by the Hon. G. Rhodes. th The minutes of meetings held October 25" and th December 18 11 1883, were read and approved. The re:port of the Committee on Pardons was ren.d by the Attorney General, reco~aending that Reign of Ka3:._akaua: King. 123 that the petitions of CW U Kikaua, J. D. Woodward and G 1:1 Iona, be not granted. The reuort was adopted. Legislative The l:ini ster of Foreign Affaris presented the fol Assep:ib.~ lowing resolution, which was adopted. viz: "Resolved, that this Council respectfully advise His l'[aj esty the King to convene the Legislative Assembly of the Kingdom to meet at Aliiolani Hale. Honolulu, on th Saturd.ay the 26 11 day of April A . D. 1084 ." Woodlawn The ~inister of Interior pre~ented petitions for / Da S. Co. Charters of Incorporation for the 11 Woodlawn Dairy and Honolulu Stock Co.u "Honolulu Ice Works Co, 11 11 Daily Hawaiian," Ice Wks Ce_ ·I" 11 Kawailoa Ranch Co.tt DailX }~· On motion, the li:inister of Interior, was authorized Kavrailoa to grant the Charters as prayed for. R. Co.-- The !Unister of Interior presented a petition for Charter of Incorporation for the "Chung 1Ha Hui Q,uon . 11 Chung Wa On motion of the Attorney General, the petition was referred to a special Comrni ttee consis"t:ing of' Hons. B. H. Austin. lM. Preston and P. Heumann. The Kinister of Interior presented a petition Reign of Kalakaua . King . 124 Ookala petition from the Ookala Sugar Co. to amend its Charter 3ugr;ar-- Co J by striking out the words none Hundred Shares of One Thousand dollars each, 11 and inserting in lieu thereof the words "One Thousand Shares of One Hundred dollars each . 11 By vote of the Council, the amendment was granted. His Excellency the Minister of Foreign Affairs announced that it had pleased His Majesty the King to V appoint 11r. C. T. Gulick as a member of the Board of Health. The appointment was approved. Wahine~ v The Committee on Pardons presented a report, recom mending that the petitions for pardon and restoration to 1 J. C,l_e..'"P..~n_i?.,~ ,1 civil rights, of :1:ahineaua and John Cler:J.ents, be granted. :l'he report was adopted. The same Committee further reported on the petition Kanilau. of Kanilau, for pardon, and recommended that the prayer of the ~etitioner be denied. Report adopted. The Attorney General then presented the following resolutions of condolence, on the death of the late Hon. W. Buckle. which were Reign of Kalakaua, King . 125 unanimously adopted. 11 Y/hereas, by the dispensation of Providence, Death of Hon. W Buckle, a member of this Council, has departed this m th W. :suckle,,, life on the 27 II day of January 1884, be it now Resolved that this Council deplores the loss of an estimable member, that the decease was a trustworthy Coun cilor of His Majesty, and an upright and patriotic citizen of the Kingdom and an Officer of this Government who :per formed his duties with loyalty and zeal. Resolved, that the Secretary of the Council be in structed to transmit to the bereaved family of the deceased member, a copy of these resolutions. Council adjourned. Sig. C H .. ,Tudd Secretary. 126 127 128 • 129 Reign of Kalakau~. King. 130 A meeting of the Pri.vy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on Wednesday August 13 11 1884 at 1 o'clock P. IL His ~;.ajesty the King. presiding. Present . Their Bxcellencies WM. Gibson Min For . .Affrs C. T Gulick Min. Interior J. 1.I. Kapena }.:in. Finance P. Neumann Atty. General. Councilors J. o. Dominis P. P Kanoa J. S Walker WP Wood L. Aholo B H Austin. VI. C Parke Vl J . Smith C H J'J Whitney L M Cully CR Bishop A. S Cleghorn H A Widemann ,T 1:. Smith W D. Alexander R. Stirling J. T Baker R. H . Baker JR Bush J. Kaae EK Lilikalani J L Kaulukou R. Preston D Kahanu G. Rhodes ':: F Allen CH Judd Secretary. C • P. Iaukea . ,T. K. Kaunamano . S H Damon . & A • N • Tripp . Prayer was read by the Hon. G. P.hodes. Appts .. to The oath was administered to the Hons. P . P Kanoa, , v· Privy:, .c.. oul},cil . C . P Iaukea, L. Aholo, f3. 1:. Damon, il., }T, Tripp, J K. ,Kaunamano, R. H Baker and Reign of Kalakaua. King. 131 and John T. Baker. newly appointed members of the Privy / Council th The minutes of meeting held Feby 19. 11 1884 were read and approved. The liinister of Interior presented a petition from Keanu praying that the sentence of death be comrauted to imprisoment for life. Keanu. The Minister of :E'org' n Affairs presented a communi - r cation from D. Arning asking that he be permitted to ,I experiment upon Keanu . After considerable discussion, it was agreed that ·the whole matter be referred to a special committee con sisting of five members. C His 1:rajesty named the Hons. L. M.Cully L. Aholo. H. A Widemann, Junius Kaae and W. J. Smith. I David The Minister of Interior presented the petition o1' I D. Crowningberg for pardon. On motion. the petition was/ referred to the usual committee. on Pardons. The Minister of Interior further presented a com Manuel munication received from the Haw. Mini st er at '!ashingt on, i:lendonza recommending that :Manuel Mendoza a prisoner in Oahu ,Tail Reign of :?:ala.kaua King. 132 Jail, be pardoned. On motion, the matter w~s referred to a special com mittee of two, consietingof the Honorables Paul tieumann and rl. Preston . • The committee to whom was referred the petition of Chun Wa Alee & Goo Kim for Charter of Incorporation for the "Chun Hui 9.uon. Wa. Hui Q,uon" presented its report, recommending the granting of the Charter as amended. The report was adopted. ·:·he Attorney General presented a petition for a Lutheran Charter for the "Deutsche Evangelisoh Lutherisohe Church r Gemeinde of Lihue." As the petition was riot accompanied by a Hawaiian translation, the Attorney General withdrew the same. Appts to '!"he Minister of Foreign Affairs announced that Hie Bd. Heal th. l,:ajesty had been pleased to appoint the Hons. Paul Neumann and C . P . I auk ea, memb ere of the Board of Heal th. The appointments were confirmed. Honoka.a Lzceum. The Minister of Interior was authorized to grant Hilo Sug. Co.. , ohartere to the f0llowing corporations, "Honoka.a Lyceum." Waimea. S. "Hilo Sugar Co ." ·Naimea Hugar Mill Co" .8. "Hutchinson Mill Co. Plantation Co." Hutchinson Council adjourned. Plant. Co. (Signed) CH. Judd. Secretary 133 134 135 136 Reign of Kalakau~, King. 137 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace, on Saturday Sept. 20 11 1884. at 12 o'clock noon. His Majesty the King, presided. Present, Their Excellencies W ~- Gibson, Minister of Foreign Affairs .& C. T. Gulick. Minister of Interior. Honorables. A. S. Cleghorn. A. Ii' .Tudd. C L 11 .Cully. B. H Austin C R Bishop G. Rhodes. S • G Vvilder w. C Parke J. J:t~ Bush JS Walker W lT. Smith E. Preston J. Kaae HE Whitney WP. Wood EK Lilikalani SM Damon ,T L Kaulukou AN Tripp C • P. Iaukea. Prayer was read by the Hon. G. Rhodes By request of His 1.laj e·sty, Hon C . P Iaukea acted as Secretary. th The minutes of meeting held August 13 11 last, were read and approved . David . Hon. A F lTudd on behalf of the Cammi ttee to whom was v· Crownin_gbur~ referred the petition of David Crowningburg for pardon, presented their report Reign of Kalakaua, King. 138 report, recommending that the prayer of the petitioner be denied. Report was adopted. The Hon. E. Preston presented his report in re ]Kanuel Idanuel Hendoza, and asked that he be allowed to file the t Liendoza same, without making any recommendation. On motio.::-1, the report was laid on the table. The petition for Charter of Incorporation for the Maalaea & "t:aalaea and ![aui Railroad Co . 11 was on motion of the Hon r:aui R . R • ,, AF Judd, laid on the table, until the return of the Co. Attorney General. '.I'he committee to whom was referred the petition of Keanu for com:::mtation of sentence, presented their report, Keanu. recommending that the petition be granted,' in view of the valuable results to be obtained by experiments upon him, respecting the action of leprosy. After considerable discussion the report was adopted with the following addition to be inserted as a part of the report. viz: 11 the Committee state, upon their information and belief, that no promise has been made to said Keanu of cor.mnutation in consideration of his submitting to experiments." The Hons. A .. F. ,Tudd and E ~ Preston voted against the adoption of the report. Reign of Kalakaua. King. 139 The :petition of the "Hawaiian Gazette Co 0 for Charter Hawn of Incorporation, was on motion of the Hon. AF Judd ,/l,. ------Gazette Co referred to a select committee. His /4ajesty named the ~ans. A. F. Judd. Ed. Preston and W. tT. Smith on the Cammi ttee. The petition of the 11 Huelo Sugar Co . 11 for Charter of Huelo Incorporation, was granted, provided that a Schedule of the property with its valuation, be filed with the Minister of Interior. His Excellency, C. T Gulick, acting Finance Minister, Appt. of announced that it had pleased His llajesty the King to Collector appoint Hon. C. P. Iaukea, Collector General of Customs / General vice Hon. W F. Allen resigned. Some discussion arose as to the circumstances attending Col. Allen's retirement. on the motion being put, the appointment as announced was confirmed. There being no further ·business His !,iaj esty adjourned the Council. C. P. Iaukea Acting Secretary . 140 \. 141 142 Reign of Kalak~, King . 143 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on Saturday the 24- of January 1885 at 12 o'clock noon. His l,iajesty the King, presided. Present. Their Excellencies WM Gibson ~inister Forg 1 n. Affrs C. T Gulick Minister Interior J ];I. Kapena Minister Finance Honoral:'Jles A. Francis ,Tudd. A. s. Cleghorn ,T. O Dominis 13. H Austin G. Rhodes C R. Bishop W C. Parke W. J Smith E. Preston H 1J Whitney VI P V/ood \'l. D. Alexander D Kahanu. G W Tu:acfarlan e C P Iaukea 1.: K Lilikalani RH Baker ,T. T Baker A. N Tripp. In the absence of the Secretary, Hon. C P. Iaukea acted in his stead. th The minutes of the meeting held Sept. 20 . 1884 were read and confirmed. Hon. AF Judd presented the report of the Committee Hawn. to whom was referred the petition of the Hawaiian Gazette / Gazette Co Co. for Charter of Incorporation, recommending that the Reign of Kalakaua, King. 144 the same be granted as amended. On motion, the report was adopted. The Hon. E. Preston presented the report of the ?:1anuel Cormni ttee to whom was referred the matter of rendoza' s ,/ :M:endoza. release from confinement, recommending that the applica tion in his behalf be not granted. Report adopted. The Minister of Interior presented a draft of the Postal rules for the Postal Saving's Bank. On motion, they were Savings / referred to a special committee, consisting of the Hons. Bank A . F Judd P . l{ eumann , H . A Vii demann, ,T S . Walker and S K Damon. The Einister of Interior was authorized to grant Charters to the following corporations viz: ------Charters "Bethel Union Church; 11 "Ramie Company;tt 11 Union Feed Co;" People's Ice & Refrigerator Co;" "Pacific n I/ Hardware Co . 11 Kukaiau Plant Co; 11 "Press Publishing Co. 11 On motion of the Hon. E. Preston, it was resolved that in all Charters of the Incorporation of trading Companies, the word 11 limi tedn shall ·be inserted after the name of the corporation. Council adjourned. C P Iaukea Secretary pro tem. 145 , 146 147 Reign of Kalakaua: King. 148 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on t:onday L:arch 9 " at 12 o I clock noon. His Kajesty the King, presiding. Present. Their Excellencies WM Gibson Kin. Forgn. Affrs C T Gulick ~in. Interior J l!I Kapena Min ~ Finance P . Neumann Atty General Honorables A. S Cleghorn . A. F . Judd CR Bishop G Rhodes S . G Wilder H s::. Whitney W C Parke H. A '·:Jid.emann W J Smith WP Wood C L M Cully B H Austin w ]i' Allen J. E Bush WD Alexander ,T. Kaae H Kuihelani JS Walker DH Kahanu E. Preston J A Cummins 1!; K Lilikalani s M Damon L Aholo AN Tripp J T. :Paker RH Baker ,T K Kaunarnano ,TL Kaulukou G Vl Facf arlane C . p Iaukea Prayer was read by the Hon. G Rhodes. th ~inutes of meeting held January 24 "last were read and approved.. Reign of Kalakau~; King. 149 Postal Hon. A. F. Judd presented report of special Committee Savings on the :proposed rules for the Postal Savings Bank, recom Bank mending their adoption. By vote of the Council the report of the Committee was adopted. The Minister of Interior presented petitions for Petitions Charters for the following corporations, viz: 11 :Wvangelical for Lutheran Church; 11 npapaikou Sugar Co; 11 I~~okaenui Sugar ,/ Charters . Co;n and 11 Pacific Commercial Advertizer .11 On motion, the L!inister of Interior was authorized to grant the Charters as prayed for. Uinister of Interior presented petitions from Messrs. a Notaries w. A Kinney, E. ff Ward. M. Thompson and Jon. Austin. for Public Y' anuointment as Notaries Public. Referred to special Com- ~· ,J ' mittee consisting of Rons. A. F. ~udd P Neumann and L~ C lI Cully. The llinister of Interior presented the petition of Wilkerson ,T. Wilkerson for pardon, and restoration to C.1 vil rights. Laid on the table . His Excellency also presented the petition of F. Muller i:uller for pardon. On motion the petition was denied. The Reign of Kalak~, King. 150 The ¼inister of Interior presented petitions from Secret the following secret Societies to be licensed in Societies accordance with the Statutes. viz: - 0 ,.~ Hawaiian Tribe N. 1. I. 0. R - £,, • Oceanic Council 777. A. L of H. Oahu Lodge 1 . K11ights of Pythias J\;Iystic Lodge 2. Do. On motion the petitions were referred to a special Committee consisting of the Hons. H. A. Widemann. Ji. Preston, & P. Neumann The Uinister of Interior presented the petition of water A J Cartwright and others, for leave to join the Minister Rights. I of Interior in a suit to settle the water rights of the Paki Auwai. The petition was referred to a special committee consisting of Rons. Ji] Preston . H. A. Widemann and v:. D. Alexander. The Minister of Interior presented a Resolution Liquor authorizing him to grant licenses for the sale of Licenses.• spirituous liquors in certain districts on the Islands of Hawaii , l~aui , and Kauai . Hon. S G ~ilder moved to place the sale of Licenses at public competition. After considerable discussion, 1:!r. Wilder's motion was put and lost. The Resolution was then adopted. His Reign of Kalakaua, King. 151 His Excellency the Attorney General presented the following rule which was adopted. 11 Rule 14. All petitions for Charters of Incorpora Rule XIV. tion shall be submitted to a standing Committee of three members of the J?ri vy Council appointed by His !ilaj esty, whose report shall be presented to His !.1ajesty the King in Privy Council at the time when such petitions are brought before the Council for consideration . 11 There being no further business His llajesty adjourned the Council. C P. Iaukea Secretary pro t~m. 152 153 154 155 Reign of Kalakaua, King. 156 A meeting of the Privy Council of State w~s held ~t ' th Iolani Palace on Gaturday Hay 9 11 1885 at 12 o'clock noon. His ~ajesty the King, presided. Present Their l~xcellencies W lt. Gibson Hin. ]'orgn Affrs ,T • 1,::: • Kapena Min. Finance Eon. Councilors ,T. 0. Dominis A . S. Cleghorn C G . Rhodes L !~1 Cully WP Allen J. E Bush ,T S \'lalker J A Cummins H. Kuihelani D. Kahanu Vl P Wood ,T. Kaae E K Lilikalani, An Tripp Vl D. Alexander C. P. Iaukea. Prayer was read ·by Hon . Godfrey Rhodes . th Minutes of meeting held t:arch 9- last were read and confirmed. ':'he Minister of Poreign Affairs presented the follow ing resolution, Y.1hereas, it has :pleased Al::nig.hty God to vri thdraw Death of f rorn this life Her 1'1aj esty the Q.ueen Dowager J;lm.,,"!la the Kaleleonalani, and ~een Do-i.!~E:.:r.: YJhereas, Her late Eaj esty, the Consort of the late King Kamehameha IV was beloved and esteemed by all classes of the Hawaiian nation Reign of Kalakaua, King. 157 nation on account of her patriotic devotion to the welfare of the people, Be it Resolved by His rajestys Privy Councilors of Resolution State in Council assembled, that in the death of Her late of Majesty, whose royal and domestic virtues rendered her Condolence·-- ·beloved by all, the Hawaiian nation has sustained great loss; sincerely mourning for which the Council respect fully tencters an expression of' its deep sympathy to Their liajesties the King and Q,ueen, the mem·bers of the Royal Family and the relatives of the deceased Queen .I' The resolution was unanimously adopted The I,Iinister of I:'oreign Affairs also -presented the following· resolution which was adopted. ~Thereas, it is proper and expedient that the funeral of Her late }:ajesty the Q,ueen Dowager should be conducted as a State Funeral, and Whereas, it has been made known to this Council that Funeral all the members of His Majesty's ca·binet Council concur in this view, and in recommending that a portion of the expenses of such State J?uneral shall be borne by the Pu.bli c 'l'reasury, Be it Resolved, that the Minister of Finance is hereby authorized to pay out of the Treasury a sum not to exceed six thousand dollars. Reign of Kalakaua . r~ing. 158 dollars for expenses to be incurred on account of the said funeral. the said Linister to ren0.er a detailed account of such expenditure to the Legislative Assembly in accordance with Article 15 of the Constitution. 11 C Hon. L M.Cully presented the report of the committee Notaries on the petitions of WA. Kinney and others for appointment Public ,I as Notaries Public, recommeno.ing that the petitions be c.enied. The Council adopted the report. There being no further business, His Majesty adjourned. the Council . c. P. raukea Secretary pro tem. 159 160 . 161 I I Reign of Kalakaua, King. 162 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on Thursday July 9 11 1885 at 12 o'clock noon. The Honorable A . i' Judd, presided. Present, Their J,]xcellencies W 11. Gibson, Hin . Forg' n Affrs . C. T. Gulick Yin. Interior P. Neumann Atty. General C Hon. Councilors A. S Cleghorn L 1.:: .Cully CR. Bishop 1; . Preston HA \'Jidemann .T s Walker S. Parker G w L~acfarlane 1.; Vl. C Parl W F Allen V''v J. Smith W D Alexander W. P Wood E. K Lilikalani AN. Tripp J. 'l' Baker C. P Iaukea C Prayer was read by the Hon. L. M.Cully. th The minutes of meeting held ray 9 11 last were read and approved . The Hon. J~. Preston presented 1·eport of Committee to Secret whom was referred the applications for licensing certain Gocieties organizations called secret societies, recommending that the 1-:inister of Interior be authorized to grant the licenses prayed for. ?.eport was adopted. Reign of Kalakaua. King~ 163 Eon. E. Preston also presented. report of' Committee Water j on the petition of A J Cartwright and others to join the Ri~hts Einister of Interior as defend.ant, to settle certain water rights in the Paki Auwai. The report was accepted, and the recom.>nendation of the Committee that leave be 6 ranted. was adopted. Haw. Drayage I The J)etitions of· the Hawaiian Drayage and Supply Co. Co. and the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Co. vrnre ref erred to the Haw. Hotel Connni ttee on Cha:t:·t ers . / The I~inister of Interior presented applications for / appoi:::1.tment as 1:-rotaries Public of ,",. ii'. 1.:ossman :H. P. Notaries 1::0od and V. V. Ashford.. On motion of Hon. J. s. Walker, / Public the applications of '.' 1 • F "ossman and H.P. 'flood were granted. The petition of Eirar.i Brid.ges for pardon, was on· Hiram motion of the Attorney General, referred to a select Com I r:1i ttc.e of three. ~t.'he follow int; members 'Here appointed. Hons. :S. Preston, A . S . Clegi:1orn and C . R. Bi shop . The petition of I:ualope t:alele for pardon and resto K. Ka.lele ration to civil rights, was on motion referred to the / usual co:m.mi tt ee . The :~inister of Foreign ::.ffairs presented the fol lowing resolution; which ·w-as unanimously adopted. Reign of Kalakaua, King, 164 It has pleased. the Almighty to remove from lii'e, Honorable Benjami::1 Hale Austin, an Associate Judge of the Supreme Court and a member· of this Council . As Councilors of His 1-lajesty the King, we ever found. in our late fellow Councilor a gentleman of eminent abi Death of lity and ~ost corteous demeanor. B . H • ti.ust in r Besolved, that we His J:ajesty's Privy Councilors in Council assembled, recognize that His 11ajesty. the Ying, in the passing away of Councilor Austin, has lost an able conscientious and trustworthy adviser, that this Council has lo st a mo st worthy and honorable member, and t11e country an intelligent and valuable citizen. Hesolved, that this Council express their hearty condolence to His 1:ajesty the l~ing :.:i.J'.1d to tl:i.e wiuow :'tnd chilc.:ren of. the late Councilor Austin on the occasion of his demise. There being no further business, the Council ac~j o u r·11 e cl . C. P IaukeA- ,\ctlnc CecretB,ry 165 166 ... l6? Reig-n of l'..alakaua, Y.ing. 168 A r:ieetinc of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on Wednesday October 14 11 at 12 o'clock noon. His Yajesty the I:ing presided.. Present. Their }':x:cellencies yr JJ Gibson J*in ]'orgn Affrs C. T. Gulick ~in. Interior P. Neumann. Atty. General Hon. Councilors Jo. Dominis A F. ,Judd C L 1: .Cully _:\ S Clegb.o rn B. Preston H i: ':!hi tney w C . Parke J. i: Bush ,T • Kaae ~,r ,T. G v.r Eacfarlane " . Smith ,T. A Cumr.nins D. Kahanu Y! P 1:Tood .T K Kaunamano S 1/ .. Dan10 n ~. K. Lilikalani ,T T Baker AN Tripp C. P. Iaukea Acting Secretary. th After prayer, the minutes of meeting held July 9" last, were read and. approved . The Co:mmittee on -Pardons presented its report on the petition of Y. Kalele for pardon and restoration to Civil K. Kalele. rights. recommending that tbe prayer of the petitioner be granted. On motion of His J;;:x:. '"'. Gibson, the report was adopted. The Reign of Kalakaua. Ying: 169 The committee to whom was referred the petition of the Hawn. H::-1.waiian Drayage and Supply Co . for Charter of Incorpora Drayage l tion, presented its report, recommendint±: that the petition I Su;pp1Y.. .C2?•• be not granted. • The report vtas adopted. The Hon. E. Preston asked that His l~jesty be pleased to appoint a 11;.ember in the place of Hon. C • R. Bishop, who is now absent, on the special conrrnitt~e to I whom was referred the petition of !Uram Brid.ees. His ~ajesty named the Hon.~. s. Tialker. The petition of the Feeia Agricultural Co. for Heeia Agr . Charter of Incorporation was on motion of the Minister of Co . ./ Interior, granted. J. Russel The neti tion of ,T. :Russel ,Termaine for pardon was ,Jermaine 1 referred to the usual committee. The Attorney General subni tted a list 01· the names of prisoners for royal clemency on the occasion of Fis Fajesty's Eirthday. and moved that it be referred to the Committee on Pardons. Carried. The Minister of Interior presented the following resolution of the Cabinet~ viz: Y:lhereas, Peign of Kalakaua, King. 170 " 1.Vhereas, it was made to appear to His Eaj esty ts Cabinet that the Hawaiian Coasting Schooner 11Ka Moi 11 with her crew of native Hawaiians on board was long over due, having sailed from the port of Pohoiki, Puna, th Island of Hawaii, on the 4 11 day of Sept ember last , and not since heard from, and fears were entertained that she had met with disaster and her crew were in danger; and it appearing to the whole of the members of the Cabinet that this was a disaster within the meaning of the Constitutio~, been an& they having requested by a large number of the • Cabinet citizens of Eonolulu to render such aid in searching for Resolution the missing vessel as might be within their power, the ' _re_ Cabinet unanimously resolved and agreed to despatch the Cearch of Inter Island D. lT. Co I s steamer n C. R. Bishop" on a "Ka 11oi 11 cruise of ten days more or less in search of the said 11 Ka l:.oi," under a Charter of Two Hundred dollars per day, and the said steamer 11 0. R. Bishop" having returned th to the Port of Honolulu on the 12" instant, the claim for service as per terms of' Charter has become due, it was at a meeting of the Cabinet Council, Pesolved, that the expenses of the expedition 50 amounting to ~2 .114 . be submitted to the Fri vy Council for approval ,ll A true copy. S~g. W. lL Gibson~ Reign of Kalakaua, King. 1 ?1 The following resolution was then read: '*Resolved, that the M:inister of Finance be and he is hereby authorized to pay out of any monies in the Hawaiian '1:'reasury not otherwise appropriated, on the Resolution warrant of the Minister of Interior, the expenses of the Authorizing search of the missing schooner 11 Ka Moi 11 to the amount of payment / Two Thousand one hundred and fourteen 50/100 dollars of Monies {$2114 50/100) in accordance with the resolution of the Cabinet Council of this day, submitted for approval . 11 After some discussion, the resolution was adopted, one dissenting. There being no further business, His ltajesty adjourned the Council. C P. Iaukea Actin~ Secretary. 172 1?3 174 175 176 P.eign of Ka.lakaua; King. 177 \ meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on Friday Kovember 13 11 1885 at 12 o'clock noon. His Eajesty tbe King, presided. Present Their Excellencies WE Gibson 1,:in. For. Affrs C. T Gulick Kininster Intericr P. Neumann Attorney General. Honorables Jo. Dominis HM Whitney ,!! P. Allen v.r C Parke ,T. Kail.e A. ?: • Tripp Y! P Wood C P. Iaukea ,T A Cummins A. S Cleghorn J S 1:!alker RH Baker YT D Alexander W J Smith C L hl Cully S. Parker S. :M. Damon J.i;. K Lilikalani C H ,Tudd Secretary. C Prayer was read by the Hon . L M. .Cully . th The liinutes of meeting held October 14 " last, were read and approved. The Attorney General reported favora·t1y on the H_,awa11an .. petition of the 11 Royal Hawaiian Rotelli for Charter of Hotel I Incorporation. Two members of the Committee were absent. After considerable discussion, the report was adopted. C Hon L. M Cully now administered the oath Reign of Kalakaua: King. 178 oath to the Ron. Samuel Parker. C Erickson,/ Hon L lvl.Cully presented the report of the Committee Germaine, / on Pardons, recommending that Erickson, Germaine and Palaile / Palaile be pardoned. On motion the report was adopted. His Honor further presented the report of one Tulember of the Comr,1i ttee recomrnending that the petition oi· Wong Kau for pardon, be granted. After some discussion the report was adopted ~ Andreas The names.of Kamoa and Andreas Comanche, prisoners Camancho. l in Qahu Jail, were proposed to be added to the list of Kamoa. Pardons, on the occasion of His Eaj esty 1 s Birthday . l His Majesty declined to put the question. Ah Chow. Ah Chow, by vote of the Council, was pardoned. The petition of the Kohala Sugar Co. for the exten Kohala sion of the te-rm of its Charter for twenty five years f:\U~. Co after the expiration of the present term, was withdrawn. On suspension of the rules, the petition without the Hawaiian translation, of the Ancient Order of :E'oresters, 0 Court I~unalilo H . 6600 Reign of Ealakaua, King. 179 to be licensed in accordance with the Statutes, was read. Court Luna- .; On motion, the 1.:inister of Interior was authorized. to lilo No. 6600 grant the License as prayed for. The lJiinister of :E'oreign Affairs then presenteo., the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted; 11 ',Vhereas, in the Providence of God the Honorable P. :Resolution Kanoa, la,te member of this Council has passed away; and of Whereas, the departed member was ever esteemed a loyal Condolence adviser of the Crown, and a trustworthy citizen of his on the native country; therefore ..i.Jem1T1 • se Resolved, that we the 1.:embers of His l::ajesty' s Privy of Council, in Council assembled, do hereby tender our con P. Kanoa dolence to His J.Tajesty on the loss of a worthy adviser and. faithful subject; and to the widow and the relatives of the deceased on the loss of an affectionate husband, father and friend." Council adjourned. (Signed) CH Judd Decretary. I 180 • 181 182 Reign of Kalakaua: King. 183 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was hel6 at th Iolani Palace . lv:.arch 9 11 1886; His Kajesty the King presiding, Present; Their Excellencies WM. Gibson Minister Forg 1 n Affairs C . T. Gulick Minister of Interior J liJ: Kapena Minister of Finance P. :Neumann Attorney General C Honora"bies AF Ju.dd, L M.Cully },; . Preston J. o. Dominis C R Bishop VI C Parke R. Stirling SM Damon W D Alexander A. S Cleghorn S. Parker. AN Tripp V/.PWood D. Kahc=1,nu EK. Lilikalani R H Baker J s. Yialker G VJ Kacfarlane C. P Iaukea J. J'.; Bush ,T. T. Baker CH Judd Secretary. Prayer was read by the Hon. AF. Judd. th l:inutes of meeting held :November 13 n 1885 were read and approved. The ~inister of Foreign Affairs read the following resolution; "Resolved, that His liajesty the King be Reign of Kalakaua, King. 184 be and is hereby advised by the Privy Councilors of state th Legislative in Council assembled, to appoint Friday the 30 11 day of Assembll April next to be proclaimed as the day for the opening of the session of Legislature of the Kingdom AD 1886." The resolution was unanimously adopted. The Hon E. Preston presented the report of the Com Hiram mittee to whom was referred the petition of H. Bridges I :.Srid~~-~- for pardon . recomrnending that no action be taken by the Council on the matter. Report was adopted. The petition of J; O. Hall & Son. to amend its E. 0. Hall. Charter, was referred to a committee consisting of the ,I & Son. Judges of the Supreme Court, and the Attorney General. The petition of ·the Haiku Sugar Co. to amend its Haiku Charter by striking out the words "five Hundred 11 and in ,./ Sugar Co. serting in place thereof the words 11 one hundl'ed 11 so as to read "one hundred dollars each share" was granted. The petition of the Kohala Sugar Co. to extend the Kohala term of its Charter for fifty years from date of expira Sugar Co / tion of present term, was also granted. ':i'he Reign of Kalakaua. King. 185 The petition for a Charter for a Church at Kailua I Hawaii, was on motion laid on the table. A petition from the Owners of the s. S. "Eadras 11 for Steamer leave to enter suit against lhe Hawaiian Government for Jt.adras / damages by the detention of the said steamer, was by vote of the Council, granted. Several petitions for pardon and restoration to civil rights were referred to the usual committee. The petition of 1£rs. Luning for commutation of the sentence passed upon her husband H. Luning for selling H. Lunin_g_ 1 liquor without license at Kakawao, was read. On motion of the Attorney General, it was agreed that the sentence be 00 commuted to the payment of a fine of $225. Hans The.petition of Eans Petersen for pardon, was Petersen. refused. Council adjourned ( olg.C:!' ~ ) C. H. Judd Secretary. 186 18? 188 Reign of Kalakaua, Ying: 189 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on li..onday, April 19 11 1886 at 2 o'clock p. M. His Majesty the.King, presided. Present, Their Excellencies WM. Gibson ~in. For. Affrs. C. T Gulick l.'Iinister of Interior P . Neumann Attorney General C Honorables AF Judd L M Cully E. Preston W. C . Parke w F Allen s l:I. Damon J s Walker G. Rhodes .T L Kaulukou ,T. Kaae RH Baker. J. T Baker. WP Wood :rn K Lilikalani C p Iaukea C R Bishop R. Stirling WD Alexander J. E Bush H. A Widemann HM Whitney AN Tripp ,T •. 0. Dominis_ C H Judd Sec'y. . Prayer was read by the Hon. AF Judd. th The minutes of meeting held :March 9 11 last were read and approved . The t:inister of :E'oreign Affairs read the following resolution of the Cabinet which was unanimously adopted by the Council; ':/hereas Reign of Kalakaua, King. 190 Whereas, His !"aj esty' s Cabinet, taking cognizance of a Public Calamity, occasioned by an extensive fire, des troying over five hundred houses in the city of Honolulu, and rendering houseless many thousands of His l,:aj esty' s subjects and other residents, and regarding this as a Relief cf disaster within the meaning of the Constitution; and they Sufferers having in Cabinet Co~ncil unanimously resolved that the at the sum of Ten Thousand dollars be provided out of the public Great fire . treasury, to meet the disaster, and that such appropria tion of funds be submitted to His rv:ajesty in Privy Coun cil for approval, Resolved by His 11ajesty in Privy Council Assernble6., that the action o'f His 1.~ajesty' s ::Ministers be and is here by approved and they are authorized to draw from the Treasury, the sum of Ten Thousand dollars, to be expended in relief of the suffering caused by the recent dis astrous fire; the details of this expenditure to be sub mitted by the Minister of Finance to the Legislative Assembly at its next session. 11 The Minister of Interior presented the petition of Yuen Yuen Sing for pardon, On motion of the Attorney General, Sin~. the prayer of the petitioner was granted. A petition from C. 0 Berger for permisoion Reign of Kalakaua: King. 191 permission to enter suit against the Minister of Interior was read. The petition not being in proper form, was, on motion of the Attorney ·General, returned to the petitioner. There being no further business, the Council adjourned. ( Sig). C H. ,Tudd Secretary, 192 193 194 Reign of Kalakaua. King. 195 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace September. 4 n 1886. His I:la.j esty the King, presided. Present. Their Excellencies W ll Gibson Minister of Interior. R ,T. Creighton Minister of Foreign Affairs P. P Kanoa 1,iinister Finance J T. Dare At.torney General Honorables JO. Dominis AS Cleghorn E. Preston H. AP Carter i\T w. F Allen ,i C . Parke ,T. s Walker J A Cummins H. Kuihelani L. Aholo G. E Richardson 'PJ" . G Irwin ,:., w. p Wood J . ..!'J. Bush s. Parker w D Alexander 1!'~, K Lilikalani R H Baker .r . T Baker J I, Kaulukou AN Tripp D H Nahinu J . Kauhane F H Hayselden C . p Iaukea Acting Secretary. After prayer, the oath was administered to Their Excellencies R. ,J Creier.:.ton and J. T. Dare as ex officio membe":t's, and also to the Hons. G. E Richardson F. H. Hayselden DH. Nahinu and W. G Irwin, newly appointed members, of the Privy Counci 1 . The Reign of Kalakaua, King. 196 The Hon . B. Preston presented the report of co!!lr.li ttee Ji;. O. Hall & Son on the 9etition of YO Hall for amendment of Charter. recommending the granting of the petition. Report adopted. Hon. E. Preston further presented a report from the Committee on pardons, recom!nending that the prayers of the several petitioners named in an annexed Schedule for restoration to civil rights, be granted. The report was adopted. Hon. :h;. Preston also su·omi tted for the consideration of the Council, a recommendation from the Chief ,Tustice Kahookau for the release of one Kahookaumaha, now confined in Oahu maha. I jail, and that a full pardon be granted to him. On motion, the Council concurred _in the recommenda tion made, and order.ed the prisoner released with full pardon, and restoration to civil :t'ights. The petition of Hulu for pardon and restoration to - Hulu. .! civil rights was referred to the,usual copnnittee. T11e petition of l!dwin Thomas for restoration to }~d. Thomas 1 civil ri~½.ts was on mot'ion Granted. The Reign of Kalakaua, King 197 The Kinister of Interior presented the petition of :Nam Fui the Nam Fui Shoo Co for Charter of Incorporation. which Shoo. Co was referred to the usual committee. 'l'he L:inister of Interior announced that it had Appoint.rots pleased. His Majesty the King to appoint His Excellency ,T T Dare as a member of the Board of Health vice T~on. P. Neumann resigned, and Ron J. :rt Kapena to the Off ice of Collector General mad.e vacant by the resignation of Hon. C . P . Iaukea. On motion, the appointments were confirmed. His 1rajesty adjourned the Council. C P. Iaukea Secretary pro tem. Ke Au o Kalakaua, J.:.:o i . 198 Halawai ka Ah.a Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Hale Alii Iolani, i ka la 4 o Sepatemapa M H 1886. Ke Alii ka Moi, ma ka Noho. Na Hoa Eanohano i hiki mai; Ka Mea !!ahaloia W l:. Gibson 11 11 R J Creighton II II P.P Kanoa II 11 J . T • Dare pl Hons.JO Dominis. A s Gleghorn...... J • Preston. H. AP. Carter w F. Allen w. C Parke ,T S Walker. J. A Cummins H Kuihelani L. Aholo G . E Richards on . WP Wood J. E Bush S. Parker VI D Alexander EK. Lilikalani RH Baker. J. T Baker. J L Kaulukou. AN Tripp DH Nahinu •T. Kauhane J? H Hayseld.en c. P raukea . Mahope o ka Pule, ua hoohikiia Na Mea Mahaloia R. J. Creighton ame J. T . Dare. ame na !tea Hanohano G. E Richardson, F. R. Hayselden D. H. l>Tahinu ame W. G. Irwin. Waiho mai ka Hon. }~. Preston i ka Hoike a ke Kami te no ka palapala no i a E O Hall &: Son, e ao mai ana i ka Aha i ae ia ke noi e hoololi i ka Palapala Eoohui. Hoaponoia ka Heike a ke Komite. V!aiho Ke Au o Kalakaua . }Joi . 199 Waiho hou mai ka Hon . J,J. Preston i ka Raike a na Lunakanawai Kiekie, e ao mai ana i ka Aha e ae ia ke noi a-ka poe nona na Inoa ma ka papa kuhikuhi i pakui ia me ka Boike. :r.:a ke noi, ua hoapono ia ka Hoike a na Lunakanawai. Ua waiho hou mai ka Hon. E . Preston he olelo ao na ka Lunakanawai Kiekie e hookuuia o Kahookaumaha mai ka Hoopahaoia ana, a e kalaia oia me ka hoihoi pu ia aku o kona mau pone ki vila . Ua hoapono ia ka olelo ao aka Lunakanawai Kiekie. Ua waiho ia ka Palapa:I;a noi a Rulu e kalaia, i ke Komi te mau. Oka nalapala noi a Bdwin Thomas, e hoihoi ia aku kona mau pono kivila, ua hooholo ka Aha e ao aku i ka Foi e ae ia kana noi . Ua waiho mai ke Yuhina Yalaiaina he palapala no i na ka Hui 11 :l'Tam Fui Shoo Co." e haawiia 'ku i Palapala Hoohui. Hake noi, ua hooholo ia e waiho aku i ke Eornite mau. Ua hoike mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina. Ke Au o Kal2kaua, Moi. 200 Kalaiaina, ua oluolu i ka 1.ioi ka hookohu ana i ka }.~ea Kahaloia J. T. Dare he hoa no ka Papa Ola, ma kahi o Hon. P. Neumann i waiho rnai; ame Hon J. M. Kapena i J,una liui o ka Hale Dute ma kahi o Eon. C . P Iaukea i waiho mai . J![a ke noi, ua hoapono ka Aha i keia mau hookohu. Hoopaneeia ka Halawai. C P. Iaukea. Kakauolelo Kuikawa. Reign of Yalakaua: Ying. 201 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Aliiolani Hale, Hovember 6 u 1886. His liajesty the King, presided. Present. Their Excellencies W Tu'i Gibson, Kin. Forg'n Affrs L. Aholo, Minister Interior P. P. Kanoa Minister Finance Honorables J. o. Dominis AF. Judd ~~. s Cleghorn E. Preston J. s Walker YT. F Allen. w. C Parke w. ,T. smi tr~ H I.I Vlhi tney H. Kuihelani D. Kahanu VJ D Alexander P. Neumann f3. Parker. J . L. Kaulukou W. P Wood J. Kaae J. E 13ush A N Tripp }; K. Lilikalani SE Damon ? H Hayselden c. P Iaukea. Prayer was read by the Hon. Ed. Preston. The Minister of :Foreign Affairs announced that it had Secretary pleased His irajesty the King to appoint the Hon. C P ~~ivy Council Iaukea, as Secretary of the Privy Council vice C.R. JudQ, resigned. On motion, the appointment was confirmed. th The Jninutes of meeting held September 4 11 1886, Reign of Kalakaua, King. 202 1886, were read and approved. Hon . A F. Judd reported that the Committee to whom was referred the petition of Hulu, for :pardon and restora Hulu. tion to civil rights, was unable to make any recommenda tion to the Council. On motion, the report was accepted, and action on the petition deferred- Hon. A F Judd also presented the report of Committee Nam Fun on the petition of the Nam Fun Ui She Co. recommending Ui Sho Co. ,,.- that the Charter of Incorporation prayed for, be not granted. The report was adopted. The Minister of Interior presented the petition of 1:Jaiohinu the Y!aiohinu .Agricultural and Grazing Co. for Charter of A & G. Co , Incorporation. On motion the llinister of Interior was authorized to grant the Charter. His Excellendy also presented a petition fro::n J L Hale Kaulukou and others, praying that a license be issued to ::1aua. the "Hale J'T:ma . 11 a secret society. The petition was on motion referred to the usual committee. The petition of ~3ister :rarrian:1e, :praying that a Charter be granted to a charitable institution Reign of Kalaka._u.~, King . 203 Irranc i scan institution to be styled the "Thi rd Franciscan Order, 11 --~---·-Ord.er was granted. The r.:inister of Foreign Affairs submitted for the consideration of the Council a list of the names of pri soners recommended for mercy and royal clemency, on ·the occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Birth of His th Eaj esty. !·Tovember 16 11 next . Pardons and The names as submitted were considered separately, Com,11utations and the following recom.nendations adopted; Andreas Camancho, Jacob Wilkinson, - George Davis, v E. A Bridges, l.:anuel !lendoza '7illiam Eore, Leong Tong, ,,,, Ah Sing, V to be pardoned on condition of leaving the country. Kaapuni' and Kahalelepo, Sentence of life im:prisonment th to be co~muted to ten years from the 16- Novem1Jer next. I Alohikea., 'Twenty years to ·be commuted to ten th from :Nov. 16- f Kalola Fifteen years, commuted to five from th 16- :November. Kol ii, Palua, Nakaikuahine, J. i:aka, Kauhane, Hao, • and Hooponopono full pardon and restoration to civil rights. Council adjourned C. P. Iaukea Secretary. Ke Au o K~lak~. Moi. 204 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale i ka la 6 o Novemapa lI H. 1886. Ke Alii ka I:i:oi, ma ka lfoho. Na hoa i hiki mai. Na mea ma.haloia,W M Gibson L. Aholo, ame P. P Kanoa. Na !tea Hanohano, J. O Dominis ,.., ""t:, A 0 Cle~-;horn, A F Judd. ..t!,. Preston ,T v:r 1~1 s . "{Jalker " F Allen. " . C Parke Yl J Smith H M Whitney H. Kuihelani D. Kahanu w D Alexander. s. Parker ,.. P. Neumann J L Kaulukou .,~! • p Wood J. Kaae .J • 1; Bush A N. 'l'ripp s ~·!\J. Damon. }~ K. Lilikalani. F H Hayselden ame C . p Iaukea. Pule ka I~ea Hanohano 1: . Preston . Hoike mai ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e, ua oluolu i ke Ali i ka r,'J:oi ka hookohu ana i ka Hon. C. P Iaukea i Kakau- . olelo no ka lilia Kukamalu ma kahi o CH Judd i waiho mai. 1:Ia ke noi, ua hoapono ka .Aha i ka hookohu. Heluheluia ka l.Ioolelo o ka Halawai o Sepatema-pa 4. 1886. a hoaponoia. Hoakaka mai ka. Hon. AF Judd, ua Ke Au o Kalakaua; Koi . 205 ua hiki ole i ke Komite ke hooholo ma kekahi Hoike e pili ana no ka palapala noi a Hulu e kalaia. 1ta. ke noi. ua hooholo ka Aha e waiho i ka Palapala Noi ma ka Papa. Waiho rnai ka Hon. AF Judd i ka Hoike a ke Komite no ka palapala noi a ka Hui "Fam Pun Ui Sho 11 , e ao r.iai ana i ka Aha, e hooleia ke noi. Hoapono ia ka Hoike a ke Komi te. Waiho mai ke Kuhina Kalaia.ina i ka Palapala no i a ka Hui 11 :M:ahiai a Hanai Holoholona o Waiohinu, 11 e hoohuiia. Make noi, ua hoomanaia ke Kuhina e hoopuka 'ku i ka Pala pala Hoohui . 'Jaiho hou mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina he palapala noi na J L Kaulukou a me kekahi poe e ae. e haawiia i Laikini 11 no ka Hui "Hale Naua • Ka ke no i, ua waiho ia ka :pala:pala noi i ke Komi te mau. Ua ae ka Aha i ka :palapala noi a ka Virigine :·:.arianne e hooxnanaia ke Kuhina Kalaiaina e haawi i Palapala Hoohui no ka Hui Hoopomaikai 11 Third Franciscan. \7aiho Ke Au o Kalakaua; Mo i . 206 '~1aiho mai ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e, i ka T'apa Inoa o kekahi mau paahao i manao ia e huikala no ka hoomanao ana i ka :piha ana o na makahiki he Kanalima o ko ka 1:oi hanau ana. Ua noonoo paka..~i ia na inoa, a ua hooholo ka Aha e ao aku i ka Moi, elike me ia malalo iho; o Andreas Comanche, :Manuel faenuoza, William lfore 1 Jaco-b Wilkinson, George Davis, H. A. Bridges, Leong Tong, ame Ah Sing, e huikala ia ke haalele mai nae i keia mau Pae Aina. Kaapuni ame Kahalelepo, e hoemiia ko laua mau Hoopai mai ka Hoopaahao ana a pau ke ola., a i ka Umi makahiki mai ka la 16 o Novemapa 1886. Alohikea, e hoemiia kona Roopai mai ka Iwakalua makahiki a i ka Umi, e hoomaka ana mai ka la 16 o Nov. 1886. Kalola, e hoemi ia mai ka 15 :M. H. a i ka Elit:ia, mai ka la 16 o Nov. 1886. E huikala piha a e hoihoi hou ia na pono kivila o Kolii, Palau, Nakaikuahine, Iosepa Eaka, Kauhane, Hooponopono ame Hao. Ona inoa i kapae ia, o Joe Ke Au o Kalakaua . 1.10 i . 20? .Toe IS:iguel, Kaui, Mary Keliihanaiwi, ame Hanamakahiki. Hoopanee ka Halaw-ai a ka Poakahi la 8 o 1Tovernapa, hara 12. C P. Iaukea Kakauolelo . .. Reign of K~la~a~, King. 208 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Aliiolani Hale llovember 11 11 1886. His Majesty the King, presided. Present. Their };xcellencies W M Gibson 1.:in. Forgn Affrs L Aholo Min. Finance Honorables A F Judd A. s. Cleghorn Ed. :Preston ,T. s. Walker R. Stirling Yl. C Parke J Kaae V''. }? Allen A. CUID"'.ctins '.:T J " D Alexaader ,T L Kaulukou 11 K Lilikalani AN Tripp S t:. Damon F H Hayselden C. P. Iaukea Prayer was read by the Hon. A. :B' • Judd th The minutes of meeting held November 6- were read. The names of Hanuel ~.:endoza and William t:ore being ~ included in the list of prisoners to receive executive clemency, Hon. A F ,Judd moved that the r:dnutes be amended so as to omit the said names. tiotion carried and the mi nut es were approved as a-:::nended. The Hini st er of :E'oreign Affairs moved the recon sideration of l(anuel IIendoza' s petition for release and presented a communication from the Reign of Kalakaua, King. 209 the Hawaiian l'Uni st er at 1Jashington, urging that the :prisoner be released. The motion to reconsider was t:anuel ~arried. { lJiendoza------Considerable discussion ensued, and on the vote being taken, the Council agreed to advise His r:ajesty to release the prisoner on condition of leaving the country. Hon. E Preston on behalf of the Committee to whom was referred the application of J. L Kaulukou and others Hale for a license for the Hale Naua Society, reported verbally, y 1'3'aua and recommended that the petition be wi ~hdrawn. .Aft er some discussion, the motion to gr!:Lnt the petition was carried. The Minister of :Foreign Affairs submit~ed i'or the consideration of the Council, a list of the names of cer tain prisoners which the Cabinet recommended for executive clemency on the occasio'n of His 1.:aj esty' s approaching Birthday. The Hon. Preston stated that upon a hasty reference to the list submitted, it was incorrect and untrustwortl'ly, and moved that it be referred to the Cammi ttee o:n Pardons. Motion was carried. A revised and corrected list having been presented, the Minister of Foreign Affairs moved that Reign of Kalakaua, King . 210 the Council do now proceed with the consideration of the na~es submitted, and recommended that executive clemency be extended only to such prisoners who have served. out their terms of imprisonment and now working out fines and costs. 'fhe motion was agreed to, and by vote of the Council_ Pardons the following prisoners were recommended to His 1.(ajest~r granted for :pardon, on the occasion of His Fiftieth Birthday Anniversary . m 1 .. riahalea 11 .' w. Green 21,,. Ah i.lat. 2. Ah Nee 1. 12 ' Kahele 22u Ah Chong. 3. 3. .. Chai Hung 13 • · Ah Wong 23.; Ah Chiao 4 , Ah Kee 14 ~· Ah Lum 24 .. Kavild 5 'Wai Hin. 15 ••' Ah Wing 25 Ah Tun 6 . ( Ah Hoo. 16 ( Ah Pau 26 ' Ah Kee ,. '7 • . ,, Wa Chin l? Ah Sing 1 27 • Ah Sing 2 8. Lee Won 18 " Lan See Hing 28. ~ Ah Sen 9. Ah Hee 2. 19., Ah Sang 29 y Ah San ' ,.., \'!in Puck 10. ' Kaui (liilii) 20., Ah See 30 Pardon was.denied to the following prisoners, 1 ., Long John 5 Ai• 9 .. Ah Sam 2. . Ah Young 6. Q,uai Hee" 10. . ,~h Kai Tung His Eajesty 3. v Chee Ong ? • Ah Toi .. 11.·Tai .,, adjourned 4. I Ah Sing 3 8. Kimo v the Council Q,uestion was reserved in the case of Ah Hook. to ?ri dq,y ., The rules and regulations of the Postal Savings th Nov 12 11 at Bank were ref·erred to the Sup. Court. Judges. 12 o'clock H. C P. Iaukea Gecretary. Ke Au o Kalaka~~' hloi 211 Halawai ka Aha Kuka~alu o ke Aupuni i keia la 11 o Novemapa 1886, ma Aliiolani Hale. Ke Alii ka I-Joi, ma ka :Nohe . Ha Hoa i hiki mai, 1.fa :Mea J!tahaloia W Tu:. Gibson, Kuhina o ko na Aina e, ame L. Aholo, Kuhina Kalaiaina Na Hea Hanohano , A F. Judd, E . :?rest on, A s. Cleehorn, ,T S. Walker R Stirlin;; W. C. Parke J. Kaae WP Allen ,T A Cummins Yv D Alexander ,T L. Kaulukou EK Lilikalani A :N 'l'ripp SM Damon F H Hayselden ame C P Iaukea . Pule ka Mea Hanohano A. F. Judd Heluheluhia ka Moolelo o ka Halawai o Novemapa 6. Hoakaka mai ka Hon. AF. Judd, ma kana hoomanao ana, ua hooleia ka huikala ana ia i:anuel llendoza ame William Kore. a ua noi mai e hoololi ia ka moolelo i kulike ai me na mea i hooholoia ma ka halawai i ha.la. Ua hoapono ka Aha i ke · noi . Ma ke noi ua aponoia ka ~~oolelo elike me ia i hoololiia. Noi mai ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e, e hapai hou ia ka noonoo ana o ke noi e kala ia i:anuel Mendoza, a ua Ke Au o Kalakaua . Mo i . 212 ua waiho mai ke I<'uhina he Palapala mai a H A P Carter. Kuhina lUele ma Wakinetona Amerika Huipuia, e koi mai ana i ke Aupuni Hawaii e hookuuia o ~endoza. Ua hoaponoia ke noi a ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e. ?tahope o ka noonooia ana, ua waiho ia mai ka ni~au, a make koho ana, ua hooholo ka hapanui e ao aku i ka Moi e kalaia o l'Ianuel liendoza ke haalele mai nae oia i keia mau Pae Aina. Ua waiho mai ka Hon. 1:. Preston i ka Heike a ke Komite, e ao mai ana i ka Aha Kukamalu e hoihoi hou ia aku ka pala;pala noi a ka Hui "Hale Naua . 11 rahope o kekahi kuka loihi ana ua hooholo ka Aha e haawiia'ku ka Laikini e like me ia i noi ia Waiho mai ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e, he papa Inoa o kekahi mau paahao i ~anaoia e huikala no ka piha ana o na :Jrakahiki kanalb1a o ko ka 1:oi hanau ana. Novemapa 16. 1886. Hoakaka mai ka Hon. :B; • Preston, o ka })apa Inoa i waihoia mai ua hemahema, a hiki ole ke hilinai ia, nolaila ua noi mai oia, e waihoia i ke Ke Au o Kalakaua. }l:oi . 213 ke Komite mau, i hiki ai ke hooponopono hou ia a pololei. Ua hooholoia ke noi. lf.ahope koke iho o ka holo ana o ke noi e waiho i ke Komite, ua waiho mai ke Kuhina o ko na aina e, he Papa Inoa hou i hooponoponoia, a ua noi mai ke Kuhina e hapai houia ka noonoo ana o n:a inoa i wai?10 ia mai imua o keia Aha. e huikala ia. Hoaponoia ke noi. :Noi mai ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e, o na ' Paahao i :pau ka manawa hoouaahao a e hooko wale ana no i na. Hoopai uku dala a me na koina o ka Aha, o lakou ke kalaia e ka Mai. Ua ae ia ke noi a ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e, a ua hooholo ka Aha e ao a.ku i ka Eoi e huikala i na lawehala no lakou na inoa malalo iho; 1 Nahalea 8 Vlilliam Green. 2 Ah Mat. 9 Ah Nee 1. 3 Kahele 10 Ah Chong 3. 4 Chai Hung 11 Ah Wong. 5 Ah Chiao 12 Ah Kee. 6 Ah Sum 13 Kawika. 7 Wai Hin 14 Ah Wing 15 'Ah Ke Au o Kalakaua . 1/i:o i . 214 16 Ah Tun. 24 Ah Hoo. l? Ah Pau. 25 Ah Kee. 18 Z!o Chin 26 Ah Sing 1 19 Ah Sing 2 27 Lee Wong 20 Lau See Hing. 28 Ah Sen 21 Ah Nee 2 29 Ah Sang 22 Ah Sau 30 Kaui liilii 23 Ah See 31 \'!in Puck Ua hooleia ka huikala ana i na lawehala no lakou na inoa malalo iho; 1 Long John 7 Ai 2 Ah Sam 8 Ah Tong 3 Q.uai Hee 9 t1.h Kai 4 Chee Ong 10 Ah Toi 5 Tai Tung 11 Ah Sing 3 6 Kimo. 12 Ah Hook. ':!aiho mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina i na Rula o ka Banako Hale Leta. lfa ke noi ua waihoia. i na Lunakanawai o ka Aha Hookolokolo Kiekie. Hoopaneeia ka Halawai aka hora 12 o ka Poalima la 12 o lrovemapa. C. P. Iaukea Kakauolelo . Reign of Kalakaua: King. 215 The adjou_rned.meeting of the Privy Council was held th 1_I tS'G J November 12 11 at the :Foreign ()ff ice. His Majesty the King, presided. Present. Their 1'.xcellencies ''l 1: Gibson Min. Forgn. Affrs L. Aholo L:inister of Interior P. P Kanoa Linister 7inance. The Honorables A. F Judd }; . Preston AS Cleghorn t;T ]? " Allen W. C Parke J s '.. 'falker ,T A. Cummins R Stirling J Kaae A I{ •rri:pp J:~ K Lilikalani s 11 Damon W D Alexander ,T L Kaulu.kou and C P . Iaulcea After prayer. the minutes of meeting held :november th 11" last were read and approved. The ~inister of Interior presented the petitions for Petitions pardon and restoration to civil rights of David Vlatson, for v ,Joseph Woodward, }.1u, Kanui alias Keoni Aiko, and Kekahuna, Pardon and recommended that the prayers of the petitioners be granted. Agreed to. In t:b.e Y!latter of the :petition of Kumahaa for restoration to civil rights, the :prayer of the petitioner was denied. The Reign of Kalakaua: King. 216 The Minister of Interior in presenting the petition E Kekoa. of B Kekoa for pard~n, recommended that the same be laid on the table . Au.opted The Uinister of Interior further presented the peti Ah Chonj£ tion of Ah Chong, a prisoner at Oahu .Tail now workir1g out 00 his fine of $250~ for pardon. On motion of the Hon. }'. Preston, the Council advised 00 the reduction of his fine to ~50. ~here b~ing no further business, His Eajesty adjourned the Council. C P. Iaukea ''iecretary. Ke Au o Kalakaua, King. 217 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale i ka Poalima la. 12 o ;roverna.pa t:. II. 1886. hora 12 awakea. Ke Alii ka Moi, ma ka ~:oho. Na Hoa i hiki mai, Na L~ea I[ahaloia Vi Gibson. L. Aholo ame .r.T) • P Kanoa. Na :.:ea Hanohano A P Judd . }] . Preston AS Cleghorn Yl F Allen WC Parke ,T S Walker J A Cummins R. Stirling ,T Kaae AN Tripp S 1: :Damon· J~ K Lilikalani W D Alexander. J L Kaulukou C. P Iaukea. l:ahope o ka Pule, ua heluheluia ka Yoolelo o ka Halawai i hala, a aponoia. Waiho mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina i na palapala noi a David Watson, ,Toseph Woodward. Mu, Kanui alias Keoni Aiko, ame Kekahuna, e hoihoi ia aku ko lakou mau pono kivila. l1a ke no i a ke I<:uhi na 1:alaiaina, ua apono ia ka lakou mau palapala noi, Ua waiho hou mai ke Kuhina i ka pa.la.pa.la noi a Kumahao, e hoihoi hou ia 1 ku kona mau pono kivila. Ma Ke Au o Kalakaua, Moi. 218 :Make noi, ua hooholo ka Aha e hooleia ka pule aka mea noi . 1J!aiho hou ia mai e ke Kuhina Kalaiaina, ka palapala noi a E. Kekoa e huikala a e hoihoi hou ia aku kona mau pono kivila, Ua noi pu mai no hoi ke Kuhina e waiho ia ka palapala ma ka papa. Hooholoia. 1.1a ke noi a Hon. ::-'. Pre at on, ua hooholo ka Aha e ao aku i ka J..:oi e hoemi i ka hoopai $250. i kau ia maluna o Ah Chong, a i ke Kanalima dala. Hoopaneeia ka Halawai. C P. Iaukea Kakauolelo Reign of Kalakaua: King. 219 The Privy Council of State met this day at Iolani th Palace January 17- 188?. His Majesty, presiding. Present. 'l'heir J~xcellencies W 1\1. Gibson Min. Forgn Affrs L. Aholo 1:in. Interior P . P Kanoa l:in Finance "'·. Rosa Attorney Genl. The Honorables JO Dominis }; . Preston C L K.Cully H A • Wi de,:iann ,T S. Walker E Kuihelani WC. Parke C R Bishop 1 AS. Cleghorn :/ D Alexander ,T. A. Cummins A 11. Tripp J). Kahanu D H nahinu P. Neumann ,T L Kaulukou C. P Iaukea Secretary. W. P. Wood C Prayer was read by the Hon. L. M.Cully The minutes of' the last meeting were read and approved. 'l'he oath was administered to His }~xcellency A. Rosa as ex officio member of the Privy Council. Kipe~hulu The liinister of Interior presented petitions from / the "Kipahulu Sugar Co 11 arid the 11 Portuguese 1;utual Reign of Kalakaua; King. 220 Portuguese r-utual Benefit 3ociety of Hawaii, for Charter of Incor Benevolent f poration. Socie~z. on motion, the }'Iinister of Interior was authorized to grant the Charters. The ~inister of Interior presented the following petitions for pardon and restoration to civil rights, viz: Petitions ( 1.) Kupoo, ( 2.) Kamaliikane, ( 3) Kaluakini, y for and ( 4) Kamanu, Pardon On motion, the Council advised His 1:ajesty to 6rant the prayers of the petitioners The petition of .Tames J<:anehoa for pardon was referred Kanehoa to the usual committee. The petition of V. V. Ashford.for appoi~tment as V. V. Ashford !rotary Public throughout the I<~ingdom, was on motion of --- -r the Attorney General, laid on the table. The Minister of ?oreign Affairs announced that it had pl eased His !.;.aj esty the King to appoint T-~on. A. :?.o sa a mem1Jer oft he :Board of Heal tl1 vice .T • T Dare . resigned. s A;ep_ointmt . ./ The appointment was confirmed. d The appointment of Hon G. J~. Richardson to the 2 . •Tudictal Circuit in place of Hon. A. :E'ornander, was also announced. Reign of Kalakaua: King. 221 The petitions of Ah Hin a 9risoner in Oahu ,Tail, for Ah Hin f pardon, and Bores for restoration to civil rights, was on Bores / motion of the Ron H. A i!fidemann, referred to the usual cormni t tee . The llinister of Interior further presented a petition Chin numerously signed. by Chinese residents praying that one Hook ,/ Chin Hook a prisoner in Oahu Jail be released from im prisoment and banished the country. On motion of the Hon. ';i. C. T)arke the _petition was rejected. There being no further business, His Eajesty adjourned the Council. C. P Iaukea Gecretary Ke Au o Kalakaua . :.:o i . 222 Halawai ka Aha Kuka.malu o ke Au:puni ma Hale Alii Iolani. January 17 1887. Ke Alii ka Loi. ma ka Noho . Na Hoa i hiki mai, Na itea Mahaloia \V L1. Gibson L. Aholo. P. P Kanoa, A. Rosa. Na m.ea Hanohano ,T • O . Dominis . E. Preston C L M .Cully. H _: . • '!li demann .T S ·'!alker . H . Kuihelani ,T. Kaae F. H Hays el den W. C Parke C.R. Bishop A. s Cleghorn ·w D Alexander. ,T A Cummins A lL Tri p·p • D. Kahanu D. H liahinu. }) . :Heumann ,T I, Kaulukou . W. P 1Vood. c. P. Iaukea. C Pule ka ~ea Hanohano L. ~.Cully. Heluheluia ka I~oolelo o ka Halawai i hala a hoaponoia. Hoohikiia ka 1\'.ea Hanohano A. Rosa. r!aiho mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina i na ?alapala Ifoi a ka "Hui Eahiko o Kipahulu 11 ame ka Hui 11 Pukiki Eoopomaikai o Hawaii 11 e hoohuiia. 1:a ke noi, ua hooholo ka Aha, e hoomana aku i ke Kuhina r:alaiaina e hoo:ouka i na }1 alapala ?:oohui e like me ia i noi ia. Ke Au o J<'.:alaka.ua: 1:0 i . 223 :Ja waiho mai ke }Cuhina J(alaiaina i na Palapala 1~oi a Kupoo, Kamaliikane, Kaluakini, ame Kamanu, e kala a e hoihoi hou ia aku ko lakou mau pono Kivila 1;:a ke noi, ua hooholo ka Aha e ao aku i ka ::oi e ae ia ka lakou mau pule. Ua waiho ia i ke Komite mau, ka Pala_pala :Toi a ,Tames Kanehoa e huikalaia. . Ea kc noi a ka Loia Kuhina, ua waihoia ma ka na·pa ka Pala~oala Hai a V. V. Ashford e hookohuia i Hotari no ka lehulehu no ka Pae Aina Fawaii. Ua hoilrn r1.ai ke Yuhina o ko na Aina e I ua oluolu i kn. 1:0 i ka hookohu ana ia Eon . A . P..o sa i hoa no ka Papa Ola ma kahi · o ,T . T • Dare i waiho mai . Ua hon.non,) l:;:1 Aha i ka hookohu . TJa hoLte JYLl ,v:tc:.i no hoi ke Kuhi:na ua hookohuia, o :TJ,1 G. J,:. Hi 0hardso11 i Lun&k/j,n2,v1a.i K, .. apuni, Til<:t kt1Jli o Eon. Abraham :::'ernt,,.nder . Ea ke noi a ka. Hon. H. A. Wi Komi te mau na }5alapala :Hoi a Ah Ein ame Bores e kalaia. Ke Au o :r:alakaua: l:oi . 224 Ua. waiho hou mai kf Kuhina Kalaiaina he palapala noi i kakau inoa ia e kf',kahi rna.u pake kuonoono o ke kula.na kauhale, e hookuui~ o Chin Hook rrai ka Yale Paahao, a e kipakuia mai keia mau moh--upuni aku. t:a ke noi a Eon . Y!. C Par1rn, ua hooholo ka. Aha e ho ole i ka -pala:pala. Ko i . HooJK:1,neeia ka H;_:lawai . C p IaukNi Kal A meeting of the Privy Council of State was helG at th the Foreign Office February 4" 1887. The Honorable rdward Preston, presided. :Ore sent Their 7Xcellencies r ~ Gibson llin. Forgn Affrs L. i'Jlolo I:in. Interior C Honorables L M Cully W D Alexander R. Stirling W J Smith H Kuihelani A :l:! Tripp P. Neumann W C. Parke JS V/alker .J Kaae D. Kahanu WP Wood J? H Hayselden S. Damon W. G. Irwin C . P . Ia.ukea Sec 'Y C Prayer was read by the Eon. L. L: Cully The t~inister of }foreign Affairs -oresented the following resolution, H. R.H. VJh.ereas, 11/.i tilA in accordance with the Providence the late of Almig.,.11.ty God, Her Royal Fighness Princess ririam r Princess Likelike has departed this life; and Likelike ·whereas, the late Princees was ·an honored. and. cherished member of the Royal Ji'amily, and much beloved by the Hawaiian people; therefore, P.esol ved, that His ?':aj esty I s Privy Councilors, in cou:nc il of state assembled, do with F..eign of Kalak;.:;..ua: King. 226 with heartfelt emotion offer their condolence to Their I.laj esties tl;.e King and Q.ueen, and to Her Royal Rigmess Princess Liliokalani, on the loss of a beloved sister; to Honorable A. S Cleghorn, a highly estee~1ed member of this Council, on the departure of a beloved wife; to Her Royal Highness Princess Kaiulani, on the irreparable bereave ment by the death of a tender mother; to the other members of the Royal :E'amily on the loss of an affectionate re lative; and to the Eawn.iian nation in the passing away of an enlightened Princess and a true mother of the people." On motiort of the Hon. J s. Walker, the resolution was unanimously adopted. It was further resolved that engrossed copies of the resolution be presented to 'l'heir Kajesties and members of the F.oyal Family. Council adjourned. C. p. Iaukea Secretary. Ke Au o Kalakaua , 1,to i . 22? Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale, Peberuary 4 M. H. 1887 • Ka :Mea Hanohano E . Preston ma. ka Noho . Na Hoa i hiki mai; Na Mea I'.[ahaloia, W. M. Gibson, ame L. Aho lo .. C Na Mea Hanohano L. M.Cully w. D Alexander R. Stirling W J. Smith R. Kuihelani A N. Tripp P. Neumann W. C Parke J S \'!alker . J Kaae. D. Kahanu WP Wood F H Hayselden S l'i:. Damon Vi. G Irwin C . P Iaukea. C Pule ka Mea Hanohano L M.Cully. Heluhelu mai ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e i keia Olelo Hooholo. 11 0iai, ua oluolu i ke Akua l:ana Loa ka lawe ana aku mai keia ola ana i ke Kama Alii Wahine Miriam Likelike; a Oiai, o ke Kama Alii Wahine i hala aku he lala oia no ka Ohana Alii i mahalo a i aloha nui ia e ka Lahui Hawaii; nolaila, E Hooholoia e ka Aha Kukamalu 0 Ke Au o Kalakaua: :Moi . 228 o ke Aupuni, ke hoike nei keia Aha me ka naau luuluu i ko lakou manao aloha i ka 1."oi ame ka Uoiwahine; i ke Alii Liliuokalani no ka hala ana aku o Kana pokii i aloha nui ia; i ka !~ea Hanohano A. S. Cleghorn he Hoa i hilinai nuiia e keia Aha, no kona hooneleia ana me kana Wahine aloha; i ka rea Kiekie ke Alii Kaiulani no ka hooneleia me ka Makuahine aloha keiki; a i ka Ohana Alii no ka nalo ana aku o ko lakou hoahanau aloha;a i ka Lahui Hawaii hoi, ma ka hala ana o ke. kahi Alii wahine i hoonaauo ia, a he makuahine oiaio ." Ma ke noi a ka Mea Hanohano J . S . Walker, ua hooholo lokahi ia ka Olelo Hooholo . Ua kauohaia ke Kakauolelo e hoolako aku i mau kope o keia mau olelo hooholo i ka :rroi ame ka 1!oiwahine ame ka Ohana Alii. Hoopanee ka Halawai. • C P Iaukea Kakauolelo . Reign of 1-:alakaua: King. 229 A meeting of -the Privy Council of State was held at th the Foreign Off ice April 30 " 188?. His Majesty.. the King, presided. Present Their Excellencies WM Gibson Minister Forgn Affrs L. Aholo Minister Interior PP. Kanoa Minister Finance A. Rosa Attorney Genral Honorables A. F . ,Tudd E. Preston C L :U.Cully A. S Cleghorn JS Walker ~. st irling W. C Parke S G Wilder C R Bishop W F. Allen J A Cummins J L Kaulukou W D Alexander S. Parker EK Lilikalani A. H. Tripp W. G Irwin J. Kaae Prayer was read by the Hon . A. F Judd. In the absence of the Secretary, the minutes of the last meeting were not read. The petition of the Trustees of the Queen's Hospital Q,ueen' s for amendment of Charter, authorizing the disposition of Hospi_t~ '\- real estate, was on motion of the Hon. A. F. ,Tudd, granted. The Cormnittee on Pardons presented a report Reign of Kalakaua: King . 230 report recommending the Council to advise His Majesty to Kanehoa / grant the petition of J. Kanehoa and that the petitions Ah Hin l of Ah Hin and :F. Bores for pardon be denied . Bores. / The report was adopted . In the matter of the applications of George Glendon G. Glendon v and John de Graeves for pardon and restoration to civil J. de Greaves vrights, the Secretary was instructed to return the sa~e to the petitioners, the offenses for which they were con victed not depriving them of civil rights. Hoewaa. The petitions for pardon and restoration to civil ----·• V rights of Hoewaa and P • Naone, were on motion of Hon. A F P. :Haone .. Judd, granted . The petition of D. Kekuanui for pardon, was on motion Kekuanui • .,, of J. L . Kaulukou laid on the table . Petitions for The petitions for pardon of G. Jackson, Awana, W V I pardon Jackson and Koonioa, were referred to the Committee on referred. pardons. In the matter of the petition of the Haw. Railroad ' . Co . for amendment of Chart er, the l'Iini ster of Foreign Affairs presented the following resolution which was adopted. viz: "Resolved Reign of Kalaka~, King. 231 "Resolved that power and authority is hereby given, by and with the consent of His Majesty in ~rivy Council, Amendment to the Minister of Interior to amend the contract made th of Charter and entered into on the 25 day of October A. D 1880. Haw. R. R by and between the Minister of Interior and the Hawaiian Co. Railroad Company, so that the said Contract shall in all respects conform to the amendment of the Charter of the said Hawaiian Railroad Co. granted by His J.~ajesty in th Privy Council on the 10- day of March 1883. and so that the said Contract shall apply to the projected route of the railway to be built from Hilo to Kukuihaele with intermediate branches . 11 The Minister of Interior presented the application Grants of s. G Wilder, President of the Hawn. Railroad Co. for to the Haw Grant of the land known as Makaoku, Hilo Island of Hawaii, R. R. Co . and for grant of Right of Way over ail government lands through which the line of the said Railroad shall pass. The following resolution was then presented by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and adopted by the Council. viz: "vVhereas, under Section II of an Act entitled ttAn Act to promote the Construction of Railways" approved on st the 1 day of August A. D. 1878, the l~iniater of Interior with the consent ; Reign of Kalakaua, King. 232 consent of His Jlajesty in Privy Council, have the power and authority to grant a right of way through all govern ment lands, and to grant such government lands as may be necessary for their buildings, stations, depots and stores or other structures, and also the free use of water, to any Corporation aa aforesaid for the purpose of building such railroad or railroads; and, Whereas, Ron Samuel G Wilder as President of the Hawaiian Railroad Company has applied in the name and on behalf of the said Company for a grant of the government land called 11:t1akaoku," situate in the district of Hilo 85 and containing an area of 18 /100 acres, to be used as provided in said section 2 of said Act, and also for a right of way for said railroad through all government lands in the district of Hilo and Hamakua Island of Hawaii; therefore be it Resolved that the Finister of Interior be and he is hereby authorized to grant unto the said Hawaiian Railroad company, the free and exclusive use of said land of "Makaoku" situate in the district of Hilo aforesaid, reserving however all Heiaus or ancient Hawaiian Temples; and also to grant unto the said Corporation the right of way ~or their· railroad over all other government lands through which the line of the said Railroad shall pass as provided in Section Reign of Kalakaua: King. 233 Section 5 of said Act. for and during the term of the Charter of said Company; it being understood that said Grant does not contain the right to alienate said land or right of way.« The Minister of Interior presented the petition of T. E Krouse for license to sell spirituous liquors at Kapiolani Park. Honolulu. Liquor On motion of Hon. E. Preston, the petition was laid Licenses on the table, it appearing that the granting of licenses did not rest with the Council. A similar petition from S. W. Mahoe to sell spirituous liquors at Lihue Kauai, was also disposed of in like manner. The Minister of Foreign Affairs announced the Appt. of appointment of the Hon. A. s. Cleghorn as successor to Collector Hon J. M. Kapena in the office of Collector General of V General. Customs. and which the Council confirmed. His ~ajesty then adjourned the Council. (Signed) A. Rosa Secretary pro tem. Ke Au o Kalakaua: King:. 234 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale, la 30 o Aperila M. H. 188?. Ke Alii ka Mai, ma ka Noho Na Hoa i hiki mai; Ma Mea Mahaloia . WM. Gibson Kuhina o ko na Aina e, L. Aholo,, Kuhina Kalaiaina P. P Kanoa Kuhina Waiwai A . Rosa, Loio Kuhina. C Hons. A.F Judd. E. Preston. L. M.Cully A S. Cleghorn 'J. s. Walker R. Stirling W. C Parke s. G. Wilder C R Bishop W F. Allen J. A. Cummins J L Kaulukou. WD Alexander. s . Parker. A N. ·Tripp EK Lilika.lani /,.. , tit/ii. W G Irwin. J. Kaae. Pule ka Mea Hanohano AF. Judd Hoopaneeia ka heluhelu ana o ka moolelo o ka Halawai i hala. Ua waiho mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina i ka Palapala ~oi a na Kahu Waiwai o ka Halemai Moiwahine, e hoololi i ka Palapala Hoohui i loaa ai ka mana i na Kahu e hoolilo i ka wai wai pa.a . Ma ke no i a Hon . A • F Judd ua hoapono ia ka Palapala Noi. Ua waiho mai ke Komite he Hoike, e ao mai ana i ka Aha e ae aku i ke No·i a J. Kanehoa e huikala.ia a e hoihoi hou ia aku kona Ke Au o Kalakaua . Mo i . 235 kona mau pono kivila; a o na palapala noi a Ah Hin ame Francisco Bores, e hoole ia. Ua hoaponoia ka Hoike a ke Komite. 0 na Palapala Noia Geo. Glendon ame john de Greaves, e kalaia, ua kauohaia ke Kakauolelo e hoihoi hou aku i na mea noi, no ka mea aole i hooneleia ko laua mau pono kivila mamuli o na hewa a laua i hana'i a hoopaiia. Make Noia Hon AF Judd, ua ae ia na palapala noi a Hoewaa ame P. Naone e huikala a hoihoi hou ia ko laua mau pone ki vila. :Ma ke no i a J . L . Kaulukou, ua waiho ia ma ka papa ka p~lapala noi a D. Kekuanui. e kalaia oia. Ua waiho ia i ke Komite mau, na Palapala noi a Awana, G. Jackson, w. Jackson ame Kaonioa. Ua waiho ia mai ka palapala Noia ka Hui Kaa-ahi Hawaii, e hoololi i ka Palapala Hoohui, a ua heluhelu mai ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e i keia Olelo Rooholo; "Hooholoia, e haawiia ka mana i ke Kuhina Kalaiaina ma ka ae ana o ka Moi iloko o ka Ahakukamalu, e hoololi i ka Palapala Ae like i hanaia ma ka la 25 0 Ke Au o Kalakaua, Mai. 236 o Okatopa M. H. 1880. mawaena o ke Kuhina Kalaiaina ame ka Hui Kaa Ahi Hawaii, i kulike ai me ka hoololi o ka Palapala Hoohui o ka Hui Kaa Ahi i oleloia, i hoaponoia e ka '.Moi iloko o ka Aha Kukamalu ma ka la 10 o Maraki 1883; a i mea hoi e pili ai ka Aelike i ke Alahao i hoolalaia a e kukulu ia aku ana mai Hilo a hiki i Kukuiahele." !.:a ke noi a ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e, ua hoapono ia ka Olelo Rooholo. ~aiho mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina i ka Palapala Noia s. G. Wilder Peresidena o ka Hui Kaa Ahi Hawaii, i Pala pala Sila Nui no ka Aina Aupuni i kapaia o 11akaoku ma Hilo Mokupuni o Hawaii, a me ke kuleana e hiki ai ke hoomoe i na Alahao maluna o na Aina .Aupuni ma na wahi e holo ai ke Kaa Ahi i oleloia. Ua waiho pu mai no hoi ke Kuhina i keia Olelo Hooholo; No ka mea, malalo o ka Pauku 2 o ke Kanawai i kapaia 11 he Kanawai e hooholomua ana i ke kukulu ana i na Alahao," i aponoia i ka la 1 o Au.gate 1878, ua loaa ka mana i ke Kuhina Kalaiaina, me ka ae ana o ka Koi iloko o ka Aha Kukamalu, e haawi i alahele maluna o na aina Aupuni a pau, a me ka haawi ana i na aina Aupuni i kupono no na Hale Kaa Ahi, na Hale Hoahu, a Ke Au o Kalakaua: Moi. 237 a me na Hale e ae, ame ka ae ana e hoohana i ka wai me ka uku ole, i na ano Huie like me ia i oleloia, no ke kukulu ana i Kaa Ahia mau Kaa Ahi paha; a Oiai, ua noi mai ka Hon. s. G Wilder Peresidena o ka Hui Kaa Ahi Hawaii, e haawi ia ku ka aina Aupuni i kapaia o Makaoku ma ka apana o Hilo, nona na Bka he 85 18 /100 e hoohana.e like me ka mea i ae ia iloko o ka Pauku 2 o ke Kanawai i oleloia, a me ke kuleana e hoomoe ai i na alahao ma na Aina aupuni ma Hila ame Hamakua, Mokupuni o Hawaii; nolaila R Hoohoploia e ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni, ma keia ke hoomana ia nei ke kuhina Kalaiaina, e hoolilo loa aku i ka Hui Kaa Ahi Hawaii i oleloia, i ka aina i kapaia o Makaoku, ma ka apana o Hilo; koe nae na Heiau; a e haawi hoi i ka Hui i oleloia i kuleana e hoomoe ai i ke Alahao ma na aina Aupuni a pau ma na wahi e holo ai ke Alahao, elike me ka mea i hoakakaia ma ka Pauku 5 o ua Kanawai la, a e like me ka loihi o ka manawa o ka Palapala Hoohui o ka Hui Kaa Ahi i oleloia. A ua aelike ia hoi malalo o keia mau pono e haawiia nei, aole i loaa ka mana i ka Hui Kaa Ahi i oleloia e hoolilo aku i keia mau pono me ka poe e. Ma Ke Au o Kalakaua: Moi. 238 Make noi a ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e, ua hoaponoia ka Olelo Hooholo . Waiho mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina i ka Palapala 11oi a T. E. Krouse i Laikini Kuai Waiona ma Kapiolani Park. Honolulu. Ma ke noi a Hon. E Preston, ua hooholo ka Aha e waiho i ka palapala ma ka Papa, no ka mea aole i pili ka haawi ana o na Laikini Kuai Waiona me ka Aha Kukamalu. No keia kumu maluna ae, ua waiho ia ma ka Papa ka Palapala Noi a S. W. Mahoe i Laikini kuai Wai ona ma Lihue, Kauai. Hoike ma,i ke Kuhina o ka na Aina e ua oluolu i ka Moi ka hookahµ. ana i ka !ilea Hanohano A. S. Cleghorn i Luna Dute Hui ma kahi o Hon .T. M Kapena 1 waiho mai . Ua hoaponoia ka Hookohu. Hoopanee ka Halawa1 (Signed) A. nosa :teakauolelo Kuikawa. Reign of Kalakaua . King. 239 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held.at th Aliiolani Hale ,Tuly 7 11 1887 . Honorable A. F. Judd. Chancellor, presided. Q,uorum present . Prayer was read by the Hon . A • F • Judd . th The minutes of meetings held January 17- February th th 4- and April 30- last, were read and confirmed. His Excellency L 'A. Thurston announced the following s Appt. appointments upon the Board of Health. which were con- ,I Bd. Heal th firmed by the Council . r D G Trousseau . President Saml . G Wilder W. L. Green . The Board as now constituted consisting of the above named gentlemen, and Hon c. P. Iaukea. The Minister of Interior further announced the Appts. following gentlemen as duly appointed members of the • V Bd . I.~~tn :. Board of Immigration. viz: Hie Excellency LA Thurston President. and the ' ' Honorables J. s. Walker. A. s. Cleghorn s. G Wilder. ( J. A. Cummins and J. L. Kaulukou. The appointments were duly confirmed. Council was now adjourned. (Signed) A. Rosa. Secretary pro tem. Ke Au o Kalakaua • Mo i . 240 Halawai ka .Ahakukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale i ka la 7 o Iulai 1887. Ka M.ea Hanohano A • F • Judd, ma ka :roho . t:aho;pe o ka Pule, ua heluheluia na l.!oolelo o na Halawai i malamaia i ka la 17 o Ianuari, Feberuari 4 ame Aperila 30, 1887, a hoaponoia. Ua hoike mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina LA Thurston. ua oluolu i ka :::oi ka hookohu ana i ka poe nona na inoa malalo iho ma ka Papa Ola; r D. G Trousseau. Peresidena, ma kahi o Hon. W M. Gibson'; Hon S • G Wilder, ma kahi o F H Hayselder.t; Hon. W L. Green ma kahi o A. Rosa; Nolaila o ka Papa Ola e like me ia i hoonohonoho hou ia, penei; r D • G. Trousseau . Peresidena Rons. S. G Wilder, z; L. Green ame C. P . Iaukea. Make noi, ua hoapono ka Aha i keia mau hookohu ana. Ua hoike hou mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina, ua oluolu i ka Moi ka hookohu ana i na Keonimana malalo iho i mau Roa no ka Papa Hoopae Limahana; Hon. L A Thurston. Peresidena. Hons. J. s. Walker A. S Cleghorn, S. G Wilder. J A. Cummins ame •T. L. Kaulukou . Hoaponoia . Hoopanee ka Halawai. ( sig .) A. Rosa Kakauolelo Fuikawa Reign of Kalakaua: King. 241 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held th r:arch 29 "1888 at the ~oreign Office. Hon. A Francis Judd, presided. Present . Their Excellencies •·r L. Green Minister Finance L. A Thurston Minister Interior a Jon Austin Minister Forgn Affrs C. W. Ashford Attorney General. Honorables ,T. 0. Dominis A. S. Cleghorn C CR Bishop L M Cully E. Preston H :M Whitney W J Smith W C • P rk e W F • Al 1 en W . P Wood D Kahanu W D Alexander. P. Neumann J. L Kaulukou G W. 1lacfarlane S M. Damon A . Rosa W . G Irwin J B. Atherton and C P. Iaukea. After prayer, the Chief Justice administered the a oath to the Hons. Jon Austin & J. B. Atherton th The minutes of meeting held July 7" 1887 were read and approved . The Minister of Interior presented the following resolution. 11 Whereas, one of the items for which an appropria tion is regularly made in the Biennial Appropriation Reign of Kalakaua, King. 242 Appropriation Eill is for running expenses of steam-tugs; and \Vhereas, Section 1 of the Appropriation Bill of 1886, appropriates money for the biennial fiscal period ending st Harch 31 . 1888; and Whereas, by Section 3 of said Appropriation 3111, the Hinister of Finance is authorized to continue to pay nearly all the regular expenses of the government, viz: Payments under the Civil List, Permanent Jettlements, Expenses Post Office, Custom House, Pay of Physicians, Pay of· of stm. / Soldiers and Constables, Pay of School Teachers and Tug "Eleu11 Current Expenses of the Bureau of Education, the Board of ' Health, Expenses of the Fire Department, of the Supreme Court and Circuit Courts, survey Department, Insane Asylum, General Aid to ~ueen's Hospital, Government Stocks and the Interest accrueing thereon, the Support of Pri soners and Expenses of Leper Settlement; and Whereas, the item "running expenses of steam tugs" is not contained in such authorization; and, Whereas, the officers and crew of the steam tug 11 J5Jleu 11 have stated that they are unable and unwilling to continue to run the same without pay; and Whereas, the withdrawal from use of said steam tug would be an injury to the shipping and other business interests of the Reign of Kalakaua; King. 243 the country, amounting to a public disaster; and Whereas, Article 15 of the Constitution provides that no money shall be drawn from the public Treasury without the consent of the Le-gislature, except when between the sessions of the Legislature, the emergencies of war, invasion, rebellion, pestilence or other public disaster shall arise, and then not without the concurrence of all the Cabinet and of a majority of the whole Privy Council; now therefore be it, Resolved, that in view of the foregoing facts, the payment by the rinister of Finance of the running expense th of the steam-tug 11 :JlJleu" until the 30 11 of June next, not to exceed the sum of Three Thousand dollars, is hereby concurred in by the Privy Council ." It appearing that a majority of the whole Privy Council was not present, and the question raised as to whether the IHnisters being exofficio members can form a C Cabinet a part of the majority, Hon. L. M.Cully moved the follow- lUni sters ing resolution which was adopted; "Resolved, that it is the sense of the Privy Council that Cabinet !:l:inisters are to be considered members for the purpose of constituting a majority, when voting upon questions arising under Article 15 of the Constitution." The Reign of Kalak~: King. 244 The resolution submitted by the Cabinet was then discussed at great length, and upon the vote being called, the motion to adopt the resolution was lost. There being no further business, the Council adjourned C. P. Iaukea Secretary Ke Au o Kalakaua: Moi. 245 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale, 11araki 29. 1888. Ka ~ea Hanohano A. F. Judd, Lunakanawai Kiekie, ma ka Noho . Na Hoa Hanohano i hiki mai; Na 1,Iea Mahaloia \V L. Green Kuhina '.'Taiwai L . A Thurston . Kuhina Kalaiaina a Jon . Austin . Kuhina o ko na Aina e. C W Ashford . Loio Kuhina. Na :r.-1ea Hanohano J . o. Dominis. A. s . Cleghorn C C R Bishop. L M Cully E. Preston H M Whitney "''!Ji • .T • Smith w. C. Parke w F Allen v,r. . P Wood D • Kahanu w D Alexander P. !1eumann J L. Kaulukou G w 1:lacfarlane s . M. Damon VI. G Irwin A. Rosa J B Atherton. C P. Iaukea. Hooh~kiia e ka Luna Kanawai Kiekie na Mea Hanohano a Jon . Austin ame J. B. Atherton Heluheluia ka Uoolelo o ka Halawai o Iulai 7. 1887. a hoaponoia . Waiho mai ka Loia Kuhina i keia Olelo Hooholo malalo iho; "Oiai, kekahi o na Haawina i hooholo mau ia e ka Ahaolelo iloko o ka Bila Haawina oia no na Lilo Hooholo o na mokuahi Kolomoku; a Oiai, ma ka Pauku 1 o ka Bila Haawina Ke Au o Kalakaua: Moi. 246 Haawina o 1886, ua hookaawaleia he puu dala no na maka hiki elua e pau ana i l!'araki 1888; a Oiai, ma ka Pauku 3 o ua Bila Haawina la, ua hoomana- . ia ke Y.:uhina '..:Tai wai e hoomau aku i ka uku ana i kekahi mau lilo mau o ke Aupuni, oia hoi Na Lilo Moi, na Haawina Hoomau, Hale Leta, Hale Dute, Uku o na Kauka, Uku o na Koa a me na rakai, Uku o na Kumukula a me na Lilo o ka. Papa Hoonaauao, Papa Ola, na Lilo o ka Oihana Kinai Ahi, ka Aha Kiekie a me na Aha Kaapuni, Oihana Ana Aina, Ha.lemai Pupule, Halemai Moi wahine, Ai e Aupuni a me ka Uku-panee, ka l~ala.ma ana i na .Paahao, a me na Lila o ka Panalaau !;:ai Lepera; a Oiai, o ka Haawina no na Lilo Ffooholo o na nokuahi Kolo moku, aole i komo pu iloko oia hoomana ana; a Oiai, o na Alii a me na Luina o ka 1,:okuahi "Eleu 11 ua haike mai i ka hiki ole a me ka makemake ole e hoomau aku i ka hana ana me ka uku ole; a Oiai, ina e hoopauia ka hoohana ana i ka mokuahi "Eleu," he kumu ia e haopoino ai i ka pone holoholo moku a me kekahi mau hana holomua e ae o ka aina nei; a Oiai, ua kauohaia ma ka Pauku 15 o ke Kumukanawai, aole e kikoo ia na dala 0 • Ke Au o Kalakaua . M.o i . 247 o ka Ylaihona Aupuni me ka ae oleo ka Ahaolelo, koe nae mawaena a na Kau Ahaolelo, ke hiki mai na pilikia ulia wale mai, e laa ke Kaua kuloko a komo kaua ia mai paha e waho, ke Kipi i ke Aupuni, Mai ahulau, a me na pilikia kuloko e ae e ulu mai ana, e hoolilo ia no na dala o ka Waihona ke ae lokahi ka Aha Kuhina a me ka hoapono ana o ka hapanui o na Roa a pau o ka Aha Kukamalu; nolaila, E Hooholoia, malalo o keia mau kumu i hoakakaia 'e la, o ka uku ana a ke Kuhina Waiwai i na dala mai loko ae o ka Waihona Aupuni, aole e oi mamua o Ekolu Tausani, no na Lilo o ka Hooholo ana i na mokuahi kolo-moku a hiki i i ka la 30 o June e hiki mai ana) ke apono ia nei e ka Aha Kukamalu." Oiai, ua hoomaopopoia, aole i lawa pono ka hapanui o na Hoa a pau o ka Ahakukamalu ma ka halawai, a oiai ua kanalua na Hoa i ko ka Aha Kuhina kulana ma ka heluna C hapanui, ua waiho mai ka Mea Hanohano L. M.Cully he olelo hooholo e hoomaopopo ana i ko ka Aha Kuhina kulana ma keia mea. "F, Hooholaia e ka Aha Kukamalu, 0 Ke Au o Kalakaua: Moi. 248 o na Roa o ka Aha Kuhina kekahi e manao ia he mau Hoa no ka hool~wa ana i ka hapanui no ke koho ana ma na ninau a pau e ulu ae ana malalo o ka Pauku 15 o ke Kumukanawai. Make koho ana. ua hoaponoia keia olelo Rooholo. Ua hapai hou ia ka noonoo ana o ka Olelo Hooholo i waiho ia mai eke Kuhina Kalaiaina, a make koho ana ua hoole ia ka Olelo Hooholo. Roopanee ka Halawai. C. P. Iaukea Kakauolelo . Reign of Kalakaua; King. 249 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at st the Foreign Office on l1onday January 21- 1889 at 12 o'clock. noon. Honorable A. F. Judd Chancellor of the Kingdom, presided, Present, Their Mxcellencies W L. Green Minister Finance a .Ton. Austin, 'Minister Foreign Affairs L A Thurston. Mini st er Interior CW Ashford, Attorney General. Honorables J. O ~ Dominis E. Preston C L 1,1 .Cully A S Cleghorn CR Bishop HA Widemann W • F • All en W • C • Parke J A. Cunnnins H Kuihelani W. P. VJoo d D • Kahanu W D Alexander A. N. Tripp A. Rosa J. L. Kaulukou E. K Lilikalani. J. T. Waterhouse jr. ,T • B • Atherton WE. Rowell J. Ena, C p. Iaukea Sec 'Y. After prayer, The Chief Justice ad.ministered the oath to the Hons. J T • Waterhouse j r. j. 1,. J.l,'1,6/:/,p/J, W. E. Rowell and J. / Ena, newly appointed members of the Privy Council. th The minutes of meeting held 1:arch 29 " last. were read and approved. The Reign of Kalakaua; King . 250 The Attorney General presented the petition of Akana Akana (ch) for pardon and restoration to civil rights. On motion the prayer of the petitioner was granted. The petitions of .T H Reeve . J. Wahia, Kaeha, ; I' I/ , Petitions Kaainahawele, Francisco Bores, Lukela, and Frank Davis Denied. for pardon and restoration to civil rights, were denied. v G. Risely The petitions of Geo. Risely and Hoolapa, for Hp o la,J?§;. f pardon and restoration to civil rights, were referred to the Committee on Pardons. There being no further business, the Council adjourned. c. P. Iaukea Secretary. Ke Au o Kalakaua. ltoi . 251 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma ~liiolani Hale. i ka Poakahi la 21 o Ianuari 1889. hora 12 awakea. Ka }Kea Hanohano A . F. Judd ma ka Noho . Na Mea Hanohano i hiki mai; Na 1':ea Mahaloia W L Green Kuhina \'faiwai LA. Thurston, Kuhina Kalaiaina J. Austin. Kuhina o ko na Aina e. C W. Ashford Loia Kuhina. C Hons. J. O. Dominis E Preston. L. Li.Cully AS Cleghorn c. n Bishop E A. Widemann. W F Allen. W C. Parke J A Cummins H Kuihelani WP. vrood D. Kahanu Vv D Alexander A N. Tripp A. Rosa J L Kaul ukou . E K Lilikalani ,T. T. Waterhouse J B Atherton . WE. Rowell John Ena. C. P Iaukea. Kakauolelo . Ua Hoohikiia e ka Lunakanawai Kiekie Na Mea Hanohano J. T Waterhouse jr. W. E Rowell ame John Ena. Heluheluia ka Moolelo o ka Ralawai o ~araki 29. 1888 a hoaponoia. Waiho mai ka Loio Kuhina i ka Palapala Noia Akana (pake) e huikala ia. a e hoihoi hou ia kona mau pono Kivila. Make noi, ua apono ia ka palapala Noi. Ke Au o Kalakaua: Mo i . 252 Ua waiho hou mai ka Loio Kuhina i na Palapala Noia J R • Reeve. J. Wahia Kaeha . Ka.a.inahawele. Francisco Bores, Lukela ame Frank Davis. e huikala a e hoihoi hou ia aku ko lakou mau pono Kivila. Ma ke noi, ua hooholo ka Aha e ao aku i ka J\~Oi e hoole i ka lakou mau noi. O na Pala.pa.la Noi a G . Risely a.me D. P Hoolapa e huikala ia, ua waiho ia i ke Komite mau. Hoopaneeia ka Halawai. C. P. Iaukea Kakauolelo . Reigri of Kalakaua: King. 253 The Privy Council of State held a meeting at the . th Po reign Office. on Wednesday Feby 27- at 2 o'clock P. M. The Honorable A. P .Tudd, presiding. Present, Their Excellencies W L. Green N.inister Finance L.A. Thurston, Minister of Interior a Jon Austin, ianister Forg'n Affairs CW Ashford Attorney General. C Honorables J O. Dominis L. M Cully E. Preston C R Bishop H . A Wi demann W C. Parke H Kuihelani W J. Smith H M Whitney W F. Allen WP Wood D Kahanu EK Lilikalani P Kanoa A. N. Tripp W D Alexander P. Neumann A. Rosa s M. Damon J B Atherton J T Waterhouse jr. WE. Rowell J . Ena C P. Iaukea Sec•y. C Prayer was read by the Hon . L . M .Cully . at The minutes of meeting held January 21- 1889, were read and approved. G. Risel7 The Committee to whom was referred the petitions of G. Risely and Hoolapa for pardon, presented their report. ·Hoolapa v recommending that the Reign of Kalakaua: King . 254 the prayers of the petitioners be not granted. The report was adopted. The Attorney General presented a petition from Ahuna. Chinese residents, praying that the death sentence passed upon one Ahuna (ch), be commuted to imprisonment for life. After considerable discussion, the Council voted not to grant the petition . The petition of Kalolo for pardon. was referred to a C Kalolo. Committee, consisting of the Hons. L M Cully. J.B. I Atherton and Paul Neumann . The Minister of Foreign Affairs, presented the follow ing resolution, which was adopted by the Council. viz: Whereas, it is desirable that a uniform system should Form of be followed in the presentation of petitions for the Petitions pardon or the commutation of sentence of prisoners, and for that certain information in each case be placed before Pardon. the Privy Council; now therefore 0 Resolvedt that all such petitions shall in the first instance be delivered to the Minister of Interior, who shall before presenting the same to the Privy Council see that the following requirements are complied with; First, That each petition shall be written or printed Reign of Kalakaua: King. 255 printed in English and Hawaiian, and shall contain; Second, The full name, the age and sex of the person for whom a pardon or commutation is asked. Third. A statement of the offense for which such person was sentenced. Fourth. The date of such sentence and by what Court it was pronounced. Fifth. What the sentence is. Also that the record of conduct of the prisoner, kept by the Keeper of Oahu Prison, is annexed to such petition ." There being no further business, the Council adjourned. C • P. Iaukea Secretary. Ke Au o Kalakaua: Uoi 256 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale, i ka Poakolu la 2? o Feby. 1889 hora 2 auwina la. Hon. A F. Judd Lunakanawai Kiekie ma ka Noho . Na Hoa i hiki mai; W L •· Green, Kuhina Waiwai. L A Thurston Kuhina Kalaiaina, a Jon. Austin Kuhina o ko na Aina e, C W. Ashford. Kuhina Loio . C Hons . .r o . Dominis L Ji Cully E. Preston C R Bishop H A Widemann \'1. C. Parke H Kuihelani W J Smith HM Whitney W F Allen \V P V!ood D. Kahanu EI<: J,ilikalani P. Kanoa AN Tripp W D Alexander P. Neumann A. Rosa SM Damon J B Atherton w. E Rowell J T. Waterhouse jr. J. Ena, ame c . P . Iaukea C Pule ka Mea Hanohano J .• M.Cully . Heluheluia ka Halawai o Ianuari 21, 1889 a hoaponoia. \Vaihoia mai ka Raike a ke Komite no na Palapala Hoi a. G. Risely ame D. P. Hoola:pa e huikalaia, e ao mai a.na i ka Aha e hoole i ka laua noi. Ua hoaponoia ka Heike a ke Komite. Ua Ke Au o Kalakaua: ¼oi . 257 Ua waiho ma1 ka Loio Kuhina he Palapala Noi na na Pake kuonoono o ke Kulanakauhale e noi mai ana, e kapae ia ka Hoopai o ka make i kauia e ka Aha Hookolokolo Kie kie maluna o Ahopa, a e hoololi ae aka Hoopaahao ma ka hana oolea a pau ke ola . M.ahope o ka noonoo akahele ana, ua hooholo ka Aha e ao aku i ka Moi, e hoole i ka Palapala J:~oi . Ua waiho hou mai ka Loio Kuhina i ka Palapala Noia Kalolo e huikalaia. J.~a ke noi, ua waihoia ka Palapala Noi i ke Kami te Wae. Ua koho mai ka Peresidena i na 1'iea C Hanohano L ],1.Cully, J'. B. Atherton a me P. Neumann. Waiho mai ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e he Olelo Hooholo, penei: "I kulike ai me ka Olelo Hooholo o ka Aha Kukamalu, ke hoolahaia 'ku nei, e hooko ia na Rula i hoike ia malalo iho no ka waiho ana mai i na Palapala Noi e huikala a Hoemi paha i na Hoopai, imua o ka Aha Kukamalu; E waiho ia na Palapala Noi me ke Kuhina Kalaiaina, e like me na kuhikuhi i hoakakaia malalo iho nei, Akahi' E kakau ia a e pai ia paha, na Palapala Ke Au o Kalakaua: Mo i . 258 Palapala Noia pau ma ka olelo Hawaii ame ka olelo Beretania, a e hoakakaia, ~- Ka Inoa piha, na makahiki a me ke Kama o ka mea nona ka Huikala i manaoia . . Akolu. Ke ano o ka Hewa i Hoopai ia ti ua mea t la . -Aha. Ka la i hoopaiia'i a me ka Aha nana i hookau ka. Hoopai . Elima. Ka Hoopai . -Eono. E pakui ia me ka Palapala Noi ka Roike o ka Luna Falepaahao o Oahu, e pili ana no ke kulana o ka mea i hoopaahao ia, oiai oia e noho paahao ana .. 11 ria ke noi, ua hoapono ka Aha i ka Olelo Hooholo. Hoopaneeia ka Halawai. C P. Iaukea Reign of Kalakaua. King. 259 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th the Foreign Office on Wednesday. April 24 11 at 2 o'clock p. lI. Hon . A • F • ,Tudd . presiding. Present, Their Excellencies W L. Green Minister Finance LA Thurston Minister Interior a Jon. Austin Minister Forg'n. Affrs Cw. Ashford Attorney General. C The Honorables A. S. Cleghorn L M.Cully E . Preston W J. Smith H A Widemann W F. Allen D. Kahanu W D Alexander J. Kaae. EK Lilikalani P . Neumann S . Parker A N . Tripp W G Irwin ,T. B. Atherton .T. K Kaunamano C P Iaukea Secretary. Prayer was read by the Hon. J.B. Atherton th The minutes of meeting held Feby 2? 11 last were read and approved. C Hon. L M Cully presented the report of the Committee on the petition of Kalolo, recommending the Council to Kalolo advise His Kajeaty to grant full pardon to the petitioner, th to 4ate from the 25- of June next, On motion, the report was adopted. The Reign of Kalakaua: King. 260 The Minister of Interior then presented the following re solution, "Whereas it appears by a statement of facts this day submitted by the ~inister of Interior, herto attached, that there is now prevailing a severe and unusual drouth 'flat er in the district of Honolulu. Oahu, seriously affecting Famine the water supply and amounting to a public disaster; Resolved. that the l~inister of Finance be authorized to pay the drafts of the Minister of Interior up to the amount of Three Thousand Dollars, for the purpose of paying the expenses of pumping water from the Artesian wells into the main pipe and reservoirs of the city." A majority of the whole Privy Council not being present, the Secretary was instructed to summon the immediate attendance of absent members resident in Honolulu. A short recess was then taken. on the meeting being called to order, the Hons. H M . Whitney. J S. Walker . ,T L . Kaulukou and .T. Ena were reported present . Discussion on the resolution was resumed. The President stated that the resolution should have received the approval of all the Cabinet Ministers. The Ministers then severally expressed Reign of Kalakaua: King. 261 their.concurrence to the Resolution. The question was raised whether an impending danger constituted a public disaster within the meaning of Article 15 of the Constitution. Several expressed opinions on this point, and after considerable discussion, upon the vote ·being called the resolution was unanimously adopted. At the suggestion of the Minister of Interior, and as a matter of public concern and interest, the Secretary was instructed to permit the publication of the resolution, together with the statement of facts concerning the water supply of the city. There being no further business, the Council adjourned. C. P. Iaukea Secretary. Ke Au o Kalakaua: Moi. 262 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni make Keena o ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e, Aliiolani Hale, i ka Poakolu, la 24 o Aperila, 1889 . Ron AF. Judd, ma ka noho. Na Hoa Hanohano i hiki mai , W L . Green Kuhina Wai wai Jona. Austin Kuhina o ko na Aina e, L. A Thurston Kuhina Kalaiaina C. W. Ashford Loio Kuhina. C Hons . L M .Cully Jii • Preston . A. S. Cleghorn W. J Smith H • A Widemann . W. F Allen. D. Kahanu W D Alexander J. Kaae Ji: K Lilikalo.ni P . Neumann S. Parker A. N. Tripp W G Irwin J . B. Atherton J K Kaunamano . ame C • P Iaukea. Pule ka lc:ea Hanohano J". B. Atherton . Heluheluia ka ~oolelo o ka Halawai o Feberuari 27 a hoaponoia. C Waiho ma.i ka Hon. L M.Cully i ka Heike a ke Komite no ka Palapala Noia Kalolo 1 e ao mai ana i ka. Aha Kuka malu e ae ia ke noi a Kalolo, a e huikala piha ia oia, me ka hoihoi pu ia o kona mau pono kivila, e hoomaka ana mai ka. la 25 o Iune 1889. Make noi, ua hoaponoia ka. Hoike a ke Komite. Ke Au o Kalakaua: M.o i . 263 Mahope o kekahi mau hoakaka ana e pili ana i ka Lako Wai o ke Kulanakauhale, ua waiho ma.i ke Kahina Kalaiaina i keia olelo Hooholo; "Oiai, mamuli o na Hoike i waiho ia mai i keia la e ke Kuhina Kalaiaina, ua hoomaopopo ia he Kau maloo i ike ole ia mamua ke pahalo nei ma ka Apana o Honolulu, 0ahu, · a he kumu hoi ia i hoemi nui ia ai ka Lako Wai, a mamuli ai oia emi ana, ua lilo ia i mea e hoopoino i ka lehulehu; Nolaila, E Hooholoia, e hoomana ia ke Kuhina Vfaiwai e uku mailoko o ka Waihona Aupuni, -i na Bila Kikoo a ke Kuhina Kalaiaina a hiki i ka Huina Ekolu Tausani Dala, no ka uku ana i na lilo o ka pauma ana i ka Wai mai na Lua Wai Aniani a iloko o na Paipu Wai a me na Lua Wai o ke Kulanakauhale .'* Oiai, ua hoomaopopo ia aole i hiki mai ka hapanui o na Hoa a pau o ka Aha Kukamalu, ua kauoha mai ka Peresi dena i ke Kakauolelo e kono aku i na Hoa e noho ana make Kulanakauhale, e hele mai i ka Halawai. Hoomaha ka Ralawai. l~ahope o kekahi mau minute , ua Ke Au o Kalakaua: Moi . 264 hiki mai na Mea Hanohano J. S . Walker, H. ]" . Whitney, J • L • Kaulukou ame John Ena . Hapai hou ia ka noonoo ana o ka Olelo Hooholo . Olelo mai ka Peresidena,. make Kanawai ua kauohaia, e hoapono na Hoa a pau loa o ke Aha Kuhina i na Olelo Hooholo o keia ano mamua o ka Waihoia ana mai imua o keia Aha. Ua hoike pakahi mai na Hoa a pau o ka Aha Kuhina i ko lakou hoapono i ka Olelo Hooholo. Ua ulu ae he mau kukakuka ana no ka ninau i hoalaia mai e kekahi o na Hoa, ina "o na pilikia i manao wale ia e hiki mai ana" ua kulike me ka manao o ka Pauku 15 o Ke Kumukanawai . TJa hoakaka mai kekahi mau Hoa i ko lakou manao ma keia ninau. a make koho ana i ka Olelo Hooholo, ua hoapono lokahi ka Aha. Oiai, he kumu hana keia i pili i ka pono o ka lehulehu, ua noi mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina, e hoolahaia ka Olelo Hooholo a me na Hoakaka i waiho ia mai e pili i ka Lako Wai • o ke Kulanakauhal e • Hoapanoia. Hoopanee ka Halawai. C P Iaukea Kakauolelo. Reign of Kalakaua, King 265 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at d the Foreign Office August 2- 1889. Hon. A. F Judd, Chief Justice, presiding. Prea.ent . Their Excellencies L A Thurston Min . Interior a Jon Austin }.:in Forgn Affrs S. M. Damon Min. Finance C • W. Ashford Atty General C Honorable Councilors A. S Cleghorn. L. M. Cully :rn • Preston W J Smith H A Widemann HM Whitney WP Wood w. F. Allen D Kahanu W D Alexander R H Baker w. G Irwin .r L Kaul ukou J . Kaae :h; K Lilikalani P • Neumann A. Rosa AN Tripp W. E Rowell J • J!Jna and C • P Iaukea Secretary. C Prayer was read by the Hon . L. M Cully . th The :Minutes of meeting held April 24 11 last, were read and confirmed. The Minister of Interior then presented for the cons·i derat ion of the Council the following reeolut ion, Whereas, an insurrection did occur in the Reign of Kalakaua: King. ;a66 . .:~ ...... th ~ ,. the city of Eonolulu, on the 30 "of June last, beyond the power of the police and the regular troops to control; and Whereas, it became necessary to call upon the Hawaii an Volunteers and certain other citizens to assist in quelling such insurrection; and, Whereas certain necessary expenses, including com pensation of the said volunteers and other 7'i1:y5.f;tJjjf> citizens have been incurred, and will require to be in curred, in quelling such insurrection, repairing the Insurrection damage occasioned thereby, and in further preserving th of ,Tuly 30- and maintaining the public peace, for which ther·e is no - 1889.- appropriation provided by the Legislature; Resovled, that such expenses constitute a proper occasion for action by the Privy Council under Article 15 of the Constitution; Resolved, that j,p.p~ l/..f>ll•Jlflfo the 1:inister of Finance is hereby authorized to pay such expenses not to exceed the sum of Ten Thousand dollars, rendering a detail account of such expenditure to the Legislature." In supporting the resolution. the Minister of Finance submitted the following statement which formed the basis upon which the requisition was made. viz: Volunteers and citizens who responded to Reign of Kalakaua.; King. 26? the call of the Government $2630. Co st of di spat ch Stmr . Kaala to :Molokai for Mini ater Thurston . 150. Estimated coat of a.munition and arms. 700. II II repairs to private property. 800. II H " public buildings 1000. II It extra guard prisoners 3000 • Police on extra duty 3 days. 560. Sundry bills for supplies &c 250. Total . 9 .090 . Some doubts were expressed as to whether the relief asked for is within the meaning of Article 15 of the Constitution. The opinion prevailing that it was, the statement submitted by the Finance Minister was considered, and after a lenthy debate, the following amendment was a.greed to; That the Minister of Finance be authorized to pay such expenses not to exceed the sum of Five Thousand dollars, the Council recommending the payment of the , following items, viz: Pay of Volunteers and citizens, 2630. Guns and amunition, 700 . supplies·and provisions, 250. Expenses Steamer 11 Kaala .n 150. Repairs to private property 800. On motion, the resolution as amended, was unanimously adopted. Council adjourned. C p. Iaukea # Secretary. Ke Au o Kalakaua: Mo i . 268 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale i ka la 2 o Augate U. H. 1889. Hon . A F Judd. ma ka Noho . -:Na Hoa Hanohano i hiki mai; L A Thurston ) ) S. M Damon a Aha Kuhina. Jon. Austin l ) C. W. Ashford.) C A. S. Cleghorn. L. M .Cully E. Preston w J Smith H. A Widema.nn HM Whitney WP Wood w F Allen D. Kahanu w D. Alexander R H Baker w. G Irwin J L Kaulukou J . Kaae .EK Lilikala.ni P. Neumann A, Rosa A. N. Tripp VI ~1 Rowell. J . Ena C.P Iaukea. C Pule ka Mea Hanohano L M .Cully . Heluheluia ka halawai o ka la 24, o Aperila 1889 a hoaponoia. Waiho mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina no ka hoapono ana a keia Aha he Olelo Hooholo, penei: 11 0iai, ua ulu ae he Haunaele Ki-pi iloko o keia Kulanakauhale ma ka la 30 o Iulai, i hiki ole i na Makai a me na Koa Kumau ke hoomalu; a Oiai, ua manao ia he mea kupono ke Ke Au o Kalakaua: Mo i . 269 ke kahea ia ana o na Koa Pualu a me kekahi ma.u makaainana e kokua i ka hoomalu ana i ua haunaele Kipi la; a Oiai, he mau hoolilo ana kekahi no ka uku o na Koa Pualu a me na makaainana i kokua i ke Aupuni no ka malama ana i ka maluhia o ka lehulehu, a no ka hana hou ana hoi i na poino i ulu a.e ma.muli o ka Haunaele kipi 1 oleloia; a· aole hoi he Ha.awina i hookaawaleia e ka Ahaolelo no keia mau hoolilo; Nolaila E Hooholoia, oia mau hoolilo ana, ua kupono e noo ia e noo A keia Aha malalo o ka Pauku 15 o ke Kumu Kanawai. J:iJ Hooholoia ua ha.awi ia ka mana i ke Kuhina Waiwai e uku ia mau lilo aole nae e oi a.ku mamua. o ka. huina he Umi Tausani dala. a e waiho aku imua. o ka Aha.olelo i Boike piha no ia mau hoolilo ana.u Ua waiho mai ke I:uhina Waiwai he Eoike e hoakaka ana i na hoolilo i manaoia, penei: Uku o na Koa Pualu ame na Makaainana $2630. Na Lilo o ka. Uokuahi "Kaala" no ke kii ana i ke Kuhina Kala.iaina. 160. Na Pu a me na. Lako Kaua. 700. No ka hana hou ana i na poino o na. Ha.le Noho , 800. Ke Au o Kalakaua: 'Mo i . 2?0 No ka hana hou ana i ka poino o na H;ale o ka lehulehu. $1000. Nona Kiai Kuikawa o na Paahao 3000. Uku i na Makai no 3 la. 560. Na Lake a me na M.ea ai . 250. Huina $9090. Ua ulu ae kekahi mau kanalua ana, ina ua kupono keia mau hoolilo ana i ka wa aole e noho ana ka Ahaolelo. Oiai na ua maopopo ka hoapono o ka hapanui , i ka hiki /\ i keia Aha ke noonoo i keia kumuhana. ua noonoo pakahi ia na itamu i waiho ia mai eke Kuhina Waiwai. Mahope o ke kahi kuka loihi ana> ua waiho ia mai he Hoololi e ka Hon. E. Preston penei; 11Ma keia ke ao aku nei keia Aha i ka Mai, e hoomana aku i ke Kuhina Waiwai e uku mailoko ae o ka Waihona Aupuni, i na dala aole e oi ae mamua o ka Elima Tausani, a e ukuia na itamu malalo o keia mau poo; Uku o na Koa Kumau a.me na Makaainana e ae i kokua i ke Aupuni. 2630. Na Pu ame na Lako Kaua . 700. Na Lako a me na Mea Ai. 250. Na Lila o ka Mokuahi 11 Kaala" no ke kii ana i ke Kuhina Kalaiaina. 150. ke Au o Kalakaua .. !;lo i . 271 Kalaiaina. 150. No ka uku ana i ka poino o na Hale o ka lehulehu . 800 • 11 Make noi. ua hoapono ka Aha i ka Hoololi i waiho ia mai e ka Hon. E. Preston, a make koho ana i ka Olelo Hooholo e like me ia i hoololiia, ua hoapono lokahiia e ka hapanui o na Hoa a pau o ka Aha Kukamalu i akoakoa ae. Hoopaneeia ka Halawai. C P. Iaukea Kakauolelo . • Reign of Kalakaua: King. 2?2 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th the Foreign Office October 26" 1889 at 11 o'clock A. 1:. The Honorable AF Judd. presided. Present . Their Excellencies LA Thurston, Minister Interior a Jon. Austin Minister Forg'n Affrs SM Damon Minister Finance. CW Ashford Attorney General. Honorable Cou.~cilors JO Dominis A. S. Cleghorn C CR. Bishop L M. Cully E. Preston W F Allen W P Wood. J. E Bush W D Alexander AN Tripp ]:,; K Lilikalani .T • Kaae W • E Rowell J. L. Kaulukou P. Neumann A. Rosa .T. B. Atherton R H Baker J T Waterhouse .Tr. .T. Ena J A Cummins W. J. Smith H M Whitney D Kahanu and C. P Iakua, Secretary. d After prayer, the minutes of meeting held August 2. 1889. were read and approved. The Minister of Finance submitted a statement, with vouchers, of the payments made by the Cabinet in accord- .,( ance with the resolution passed by the Council at its meeting of August last, for expenses incident to the late insurrection, His 1:t1xcellency stated that other claims have since been presented amounting to Reig11 of Kalakaua: King . 2?3 90 to $250? . /100; and moved that a further allowance be provided. The Minister of Interior, ip supporting the motion submitted the following resolution; "Resolved by the Privy Council of State, the Cabinet l'!xpenses assenting therto, that the Minister of Finance is hereby ,July authorized to pay from the Public Treasury an amount not In surrec_"t,~ to exceed the sum of Twenty seven hundred dollars, in liquidation of the various items of expense in connection with the Honolulu Fire Department, the Repairs to the Music Rall, and Repairs to the Telephone Lines, incident th to the insurrection of July 30 "1889, as expressed in · the statement hereto annexed, and other items of a similar character which may be hereafter presented for payment ." After a short discussion, the resolution was unanimously adopted. a majority of all the members of the Council being present. The Attorney General then presented the following resolution, viz: "Whereas, an ·armed insurrection against the authority th of the King's Government occurred in Honolulu on the 30- day of July 1889; and Albert Whereas, Albert Loomens, a Belgian by birth, one of Loomene the persons so arrested and held, was duly tried upon an Indictment for Treason, before Reign of Kalakaua: King. 2?4 th before the Supreme Court at the October term, on the 8 . th th th 9 . 10 . and 11 . days of October 1889; and th Whereas, on the said 11 11 day of October 1889, in said Court, said Albert Loomens was by a :rury of the country, found guilty and convicted of said charge of treason, and was by said jury recommended to the mercy of the ~xecutive; and th Whereas, on the 25 11 day of October, instant, in pursuance of said conviction and of the law in such case made and provided, to wit, Chapter VI of the Penal Code, said Abbert Locmens was sentenced by said Court to suffer the penalty of death, to wit, to be hanged by the neck until dead, within the walls of Oahu Prison, between the hours of eight o '.clock in the morning and twelve o'clock at noon, on Monday the second day of December 1889, there being no other statute penalty for said offense; and Whereas, it appeared upon said trial that said Abbert Loomens was not the prime mover or actor in said insurrection; and Whereas, in the opinion of His Majesty•s Privy Council of State, the death of said Albert Loomena in pursuance of said sentence, is not essential to the vindication of the law or the welfare of the State; and Whereas, by the terms of Article 27 of the Consti tution the King, by and with the advice ~eign or Kalalcaua: King. 275 advice of the Privy Council, and with the conuent of the Cabinet. has the power to grant reprieves and pardons, after conviction, for all offenses except in case of impeachment; and Whereas, in the opinion of' 1r1s ~ajeaty' s Privy Coun cil of State, the necessities of the case will be met by the reprieve of aaid Albert Loomens from the effect of eaid sentence and the im-position upon said Albert Loo::nene, in lieu thei·eof. of inipriaoment at hard labor for a term of one .}'·eai·; .. ·e it therefore '!lesol-v-ed that the Privy Co~1cil do hereby advise His :Majesty to reprieve the said Albert I.oomens from the effect of said sentence, and to commute the same to a term of imprisonment at hard labor £or one year." A lengthy discussion ensued a.nd several amendments were offered as to the term of imprisonment to be imposed. The Attorney General. having ao~epted the amendment offered by the Hon. w,. 1~. Rowell that he (Albert Loomena) be banished from the country atter the term of imprison ment. submitted the following proviso; nprovided and it is an express condition or the commutation hereby advised that said Albert Loomens shall depart this Kingdom at the termination of auoh term of imprisonment a.nd not thereafter return to the Kingdom under Reign of Kalakaua; King. 276 under pain of the revival of said original sentence against him." By vote of the Council, the resolution as amended, was unanimously adopted. Eefore adjourning the Council, the President enjoined upon the members, strict secrecy respecting the discussion on the above resolution. Council adjourned. C. P. Iaukea Secretary. --~--~~~ Ke Au o Kalakaua: Moi. 2?? - ~ ~ l Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale, la 26 o October. 1889 hora ll A.~- Ka !f..ea Hanohano A. F Judd. ma ka Noho . Na Hoa i hiki mai. Na Mea Mahaloia, LA Thurston a Jon. Austin SM. Damon C • W. Ashford. Na Mea Hanohano J. o. Dominis. A S Cleghorn C C R Bishop L M.Cully ~. Preston W F. Allen J A Cummins W. J. Smith HM Whitney D. Kahanu w. P Wood J. E. Bush. W. D. Alexander A N Tripp :: K Lilikalani. ,T • Kaae . w. E Rowell. J L Kaulukou . P. Neumann. A, Rosa ,1. B. Atherton RH, Baker J. ~. Waterhouse John Ena C P. Iaukea Kakauolelo . Mah.ope o ka Pule, ua heluheluia ka Moolelo o ka Halawai o Augate 2. 1889, a hoaponoia. Ua waiho mai ke Kuhina ~i.raiwai he Hoike no na Dala i hooliloia malalo o ka Olelo Hooholo e hoomana ana i ke Kuhina ''!ai wai e uku mailoko o ka ''-'aihona i na Dala he ~5000. no na poino i ulu ae mamuli o ka haunaele kipi o ka la 30 o lulai. Ua hoakaka mai oia ua waiho la 'ku he mau koi poho hou nona ka huina Ke Au o Kala~: lloi . 278 90 huina he $2507. , a ua noi mai e hookaawale ia i mau da- la hou e uku ai i keia mau koi poho. Ua kokua mai ke Kuhina Kalaiaina i keia noi, a ua heluhelu mai i keia olelo Rooholo; "E Hooholoia e ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni, me ka hoapono ana o ka Aha Kuhina, ma keia ke hoomanaia nei ke Kuhina Waiwai e uku mailoko o ka V/aihona Aupuni. i na dala aole e oi aku i ka Elua Tausani Ehiku Haneri no ka hookaa ana i na lilo o ka Oihana Kinai Ahi, ka hana hou ana i na poino o ka Hale "Music ~all." a me na Uwea Telephone i hoopoino ia mamuli o ka haunaele kipi o ka la 30 o Iulai 1889. e like me ia i hooakakaia ma ka ~oike a ke Kuhina Waiwai i pakuiia. me keia olelo Hooholo. a me ka uku ana hoi i kekahi mau koi poho e ae oia ano e waiho ia mai ana ." Make noi. ua hoapono ia ka Olelo Hooholo. Ua waiho mai ka Loio Kuhina i keia olelo Hooholo: "No ka mea. ua ulu ae he haunaele kipi e kue ana i ka mana o ko ka :\1oi Aupuni, ma Honolulu ma ka la 30 o Iulai 1889; a Oiai, ua nui ka poe i hopuia a hoopaaia e hookolokolo no ko lakou komo pu ana iloko Ke Au o Kalakaua . }.~o i . 2?9 iloko oia haunaele ana i oleloia; a r, . . ,, 1a1 , o Albert Loomens he J3eleguima ::ia ka hanau ana, oia kekahi o na mea 1 noopuia no ke Kipi ma kekahi pala pala hoopii imua o ka Aha Hookolokolo Kiekie make Kauo Okatopa, ma na la 8. 9. 10 ame 11. 1889; a Oiai, ma ka la 11 o Okatopa 1889, imua o ka Aha i oleloia, ua hoa.hewaia o Albert Loomens e kekahi Kiure o ka aina, no ka hewa kipi, a ma ka olelo hooholo a ke Kiure e hoahewa ana, ua noi ia ka mana Hooko e hoemi 1 kona hoopai; a Oiai, ma ka la 25 o Okatopa 1889, mamuli oia hoahe waia ana, a me ke Kanawai i hanaia no ia ano hewa, oia hoi ka J..~okuna VI o ke Kanawai Roopai Karaima, ua hoopai ia o Albert Loomens i oleloia, e ka Aha a ua kauia ka Hoopai o ka make maluna ona, o ia ho 1, e Li ia rr,a ka ai a make lea, ma loko o na paia o ka Hale Paahao a Oahu, mawaena o ka hara 8 kakahiaka ame 12 awakea o ka Poakahi la 2 o Dekemapa 1889, oiai aole he Hoopai e ae i hoakaka ia make I(anawai no ka Hewa i oleloia; a Oiai, ua hoomaopopoia ma ia hookoloko ana i oleloia, aole o Albert Loomens ke poo a alakai o ua haunaele kipi 'la; a Oiai, ma ka hoomaopopo ana a ko lea 1Eoi Aha Kukamalu, o ka make ana o Albert Loomens, aole oia wale ka mea e hooko ia Ke Au o Kalakaua. Mei. 280 ai ka mana o ke Kanawai ame ka pomaikai o ke Aupuni; a Oiai, malalo o ka Pauku 27 o ke Kumukanawai ua loaa ka mana i ka Moi me ka ae pu ana o Kona Aha Kukamalu a me ka Aha Kuhina, e hoemi a kapae loa paha i na Hoopai mahope iho o ka hoahewaiia ana no na Hewa a pau koe nae na Hoopii Luna Nui; a Oiai ,. i ka manao o ko ka 1.:oi Aha Kukamalu , ua lawa na mea a pau e pili ana i keia hihia ma ka hookuu ana ae ia. Albert Loomens rnai ka hoopai i oleloia, a make kau aku ma kahi oia hoopai, he hoopahao ma ka hana oolea no hookahi makahiki; Nolaila E Hooholoia, a ma keia ke ao aku nei ka Aha Kukamalu, i ka Moi e hookuu ae ia Albert Loomens mai ka Hoopai i oleloia, a e hoemi i ua Hoopai la a i ka Hoopahao ma ka hana oolea no hookahi makahiki ." Ua ulu ae he mau kukakuka loihi ana no ka manawa e hoopaahao ai, a ua waiho ia mai he rna.u hoololi e hoornahua hua ae ana i na makahiki e noho ai ma ka Hale Paahao . Ua waiho mai ka J,oio I "Eia nae, a e hoomaopopo ia hoi, o ke kurnu wale no e hoemi ia'i keia Hoopai maluna o Albert Loomens, o kona baalele mai Ke Au o Y.:alakaua: 1.:0 i . 281 mai i keia Aupuni mah.ope koke iho o ka pau ana o ka manawa hoopahao i oleloia maluna ae, a aole hoi oia e hoi hou mai ma keia mau Pae Aina o hookau hou ia aku ka hoopai o ka make maluna ona. 11 Make noi ua hoapono ia ka hoololi, a make koho ana ua hooholo lokahi ia ka Olelo Hooholo e like me ia i hoololiia. Is~amua ae o ka hoopaneeia ana o ka halawai, ua ao mai ka Peresidena i na Hoa e malama i ke kapu a me ka rnalu o na mea i oleloia iwaena o na Hoa i ka wa e noonoo ia ana ka Hihia o Albert Loomens. Hoopaneeia ka Halawai. C P. Iaukea Kakauolelo . Reign of Kalakaua: King. 282 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th the Foreign Off ice on Saturday .January 25 11 1890 at 11 o'clock A . M . Honorable A. F. Judd, presided. Present: a Their Excellencies Jon Austin :r.anister Forg'n Affrs SM Damon Attorr Fina.nee Honorable Councilors .T. O Dominis, A. s. Cleghorn C CR. Bishop L M Cully HA Widemann W J Smith W F. Allen J S Walker D. Kahanu W D. Alexander. A. N Tripp J T Waterhouse j r . ,T. Ena H • Kuihelani C. P Iaukea Secretary. After prayer. the minutes of meeting held October th 7 , 20 " last, were read and approved . The 1anister of Foreign Affairs presented the follow ing resolution; "The Honorable J:;dward Preston departed this life on th the l?" day of January instant, The late Hon. He had been Attorney General of this Kingdom. th E. Preston He was a member of the Privy Council since February 13 11 1883. He held the office of Associate Justice of the th Supreme Court from the 7 " day of July 1885. As an expression of the estimate of this Council of its deceased associate, be it Resolved, that by the death of Mr. Justice Reign of Kalakaua; King . 283 .Justice Preston, this Council has lost a member of singu larly clear views upon the business brought before it from time to time, and strictly faithful and independent in advising and voting; That we hereby express to His Majesty our sense of His loss of a wise Counsellor, and to the widow of the deceased our condolence in the affliction she has sus tained. That the proceedings herein be published." After some appropriate remarks by Hons. Judd & C l/, Cully, On motion, the resolution was unanimously adopted. There being no further business the Council adjourned. C . P. Iaukea . Secretary . Ke Au o Kalakaua; Uoi. 284 Halawai ka Ahakukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale i ka Poaono, la 25 o Ianuari 1890 . hora 11 A. !ti. Ka Mea Hanohano AF. Judd, ma ka noho Na Hoa i hiki mai, a Na Mea Mahaloia Jon Austin Kuhina o na Aina. e. SM Damon Kuhina Waiwai. Na Vea. Hanohano J. o Dominis A. S. Cleghorn C C R Bishop L M.Cully W J Smith HA Vlidemann W F Allen J s. Walker D Kahanu W D Alexander A :N Tripp ,T. T Waterhouse jr H. Kuihelani ,T. Ena ame C P. Iaukea Kakauolelo . :Mahope o ka Pule, ua heluheluia ka J[oolelo o ka halawai o Okatopa 20 i hala a hoaponoia. Waiho mai ke Kuhina o ko na aina e, i keia olelo Hooholo . 11 0 ka J»:ea Hanohano :Edward Preston, ua haalele mai i keia ola ana ma ka la l? o Ianuari nei, Ua noho oia ma ka :Noho Loio Kuhina o ke Aupuni . He lala oia no ka Aha Kuka malu mai ka la 13 o Feberuari 1883 mai, a ua noho oia ma ka Oihana Kekua Lunakanawai o ka Aha Kiekie mai ka la? o Iulai 1885 mai. I hoike no ka manao o keia Aha no keia Hoa i hala aku i ka make, Nolaila e Ke Au o Kalakaua: Moi. 285 Hooholoia: 1. ¥.aka make ana o ka Lunakanawai Preston, ua hoonele ia keia Aha i kekahi Hoa i loaa iaia ka manao akaka lea ma na hana i waiho ia imua o keia Aha i kela ame keia . manawa. 2. :Ma keia, e hoike aku Kakou i ka lroi i ko kakou minamina nui i Kona hooneleia ana me ka Hoa kuka naauao, a i ka wahine kane-make hoi i ko kakou aloha kumakena ma keia luuluu nui i ili mai maluna ona. ..,~ . E hoolahaia keia Olelo Hooholo ma loko o na Nupepa ." M.ahope o kekahi mau olelo hoalohaloha e pili / ana i ka Hoa Hanohano i make, ua hooholo lokahi ia ka Olelo Hooholo . Oiai aohe hana e ae imua o ka Aha, ua hoopanee ia ka Halawai. C • P. Iaukea Kakauolelo . Reign of Kalakaua: King. 286 A meeting of the Privy Council of state was held at th the Foreign Office on Monday the 2? 11 of October 1890. The Hon. AF Judd, presided. ,,··.•11, Present. Their }]xcellencies ,T. A. Cummins l..:inister Forg'n Affr' s. C N Spencer Minister Interior Godfrey Brown. Minister Finance. A. P Perterson. Attorney General. Honorables C . R Bishop A. S. Cleghorn C L M.Cully J s Walker H M Whitney P. P Kanoa W D Alexander G W Macfarlane A Rosa E K Lilikalani . P. Heumann A 1-7. Tripp s li! Damon ,T • L. Kaulukou J. Kaae F H Hayselden John Ena w. E Rowell C p Iaukea Secretary. After prayer, the Chancellor administered the oath to Their Excellencies C. N Spencer, G. Brown and A. P. Pert erson, ex-officio members of the Council . th The minutes of the last meeting, January 25" 1890. were read and approved. The Mini st er of :F'inance presented a petition signed by certain residents, praying that the sentence of death Lui. passed upon Lui, a South sea Islander, be commuted to imprisonment Reign of Kalakaua: King. 287 imprisonment for life. After a lengthy discussion, the Council agreed to advise Hie Jlajesty to reprieve Lui and to commute the death sentence to life imprisonment . at hard labor. Fereira The petitions of Enorme Ferreira and Akana, were referred to a special committee consisting of Rons. s. M. Akana. Damon, J. L. Kaulukou and the Attorney General. V The Council then adjourned C. P. Iaukea Secretary. Ke Au o Kalakaua; Moi . 288 Halawai ka Ahakukamalu o ke Aupuni make Keena o ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e. i ka Poakahi la 2? o Okatopa 1890. Ka Hea Hanohano A F . Judd ma ka Noho . Na Hoa i hiki Mai, :Na l.~ea Mahaloia J. A. Cummins, Kuhina o na Aina e . C N Spencer Kuhina Kalaiaina G. Brown Kuhina Waiwai A.P. Peterson Loio Kuhina Na. 1tea Hanohano CR Bishop A. $. Cleghorn C L M Cully JS Walker HM Whitney P. P Kanoa W D Alexander A. Rosa G W Ma cf arlan e }'; K Lilikalani P. Neumann A N Tripp SM Damon J. Kaae J L Kaulukou A N Tripp F H Hayaelden J. Ena. W. E Rowell C P. Iaukea Mahope o ka Pule, ua hoohikiia e ka Lunakanawai Kiekie na Mea Mahaloia C N. Spencer. Godfrey Brown ame A P. Peterson. Heluheluia ka Koolelo o ka halawai o Ianuari 25. 1890, a hoaponoia. Wai ho mai ke Kuhina Vlai wai he palapala Ho i • e kapae ia ka Hoopai o ka make i kau ia maluna o Lui no ka lawe ola, a e hoemi ia e hoopahao a pau kona ola me ka hana oolea. Ke Au o Kalakaua: ~oi. 289 Ua ulu ae he mau kuka loihi ana iwaena o na Hoa, e pili ana i ka pono ame ka pone oleo ke kapae ana i ka Hoopai i kauia e ka Aha Kiekie maluna o ka lawehala. Mahope o na kamailio ana, ua waiho ia mai ka ninau e ka Peresidena, a make koho ana, ua hooholo ka hapa nui e ao aku i ka !fioi e kapae_ ia ko. Hoopai e make o Lui, a e hoo paahao ia oia me ka hana oolea, a pau kona ola ana. Waiho ia mai he Eau palapala Noi e huikalaia o Enorme Ferreira ame Akana ( ch) . Ma ke noi, ua waiho ia aku i kekahi Komite wae. Ua koho mai ka Pereeidena i na Mea Hanohano S M Damon. J . L . Kaulukou ame ka Loio f (," ! Kuhina. A. P. Peterson . 1' I Hoopanee ka Halawai C. P Iaukea Kakauolelo. Reign of Liliuokalani: ~ueen 290 A meeting of the Trivy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace, on Thursday the 29 of January 1891. Her Maj eaty the Q.ueen . presiding • Present: Honorable A F Judd Chief .Tustice. Their Fxcellencies J. A. Cummins Min. For'gn Affrs. C N Spencer Minister Interior Godfrey Brown. N£in. Finance A. P. Peterson. Attorney Genl . The Honorables . ,T. 0 Dominis, A. S. Cleghorn C J s Walker H M \\'hi tney L :U .Cully YT J Smith D Kahanu W D Alexander AN Tripp F H Hayaelden s. Parker 1'· EK Lilikalani J.E. Bush A. Rosa I I J. Kaae vr G Irwin S i: Damon ;, I .T L Kaulukou .T. T 1Paterhouse jr .•T. B. Atherton ,!! • E Rowell John Ena C. P Iaukea. Secy !'" <'" Prayer was read by the Hon. A. F. Judd. The Chief Justice and Chancellor, assisted by the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, then administered the oath prescribed by the Constitution, which Her Tu".aj esty the ~ueen duly signed and executed as follows; I do solmnly swear in the presence of Almighty God, to maintain the Constitution of the Kingdom whole and in violate, and to govern in conformity therewith. So Reign of Liliuokalani; Q,ueen. 291 So help me God. ' (signed.) Liliuokalani . th Suliscribed and sworn to before me this 29 11 day of January, in the year of Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and ninety two. (Signed) A F ,Tudd Chief ,Tustice of the Sup. Crt. and Chancellor of the Kingdom. His :Excellency the }J.:inister of Finance then read the :1 u!, following Proclamation; 1,', i( I' It having pleased Almighty God to close the earthly !" th Proclamation career of King Kalakaua on the 20 11 inst. in San Francisco. Cabinet of Princess Cal . U. S. A. We the members of Eis late Majesty's A hereby d ' Liliuokalani Proclaim by virtue of the 22. Article of the Constitution, as Q.ueen Her Royal Highness the Princess Liliuokalani, Q,ueen of the Hawaiian Islands, under the style and title of Liliuokalani. God preserve the Q,ueen • Given at Iolani Palace this th 29 11 day of January A. D. 1891. ( Signed .. ) J . A. Cummins, Min. For . Affrs Godfrey Brown . tan .. Finance C. N. Spencer, Min. Interior A . P. Peterson . Atty. General The Minister of Finance then presented the Reign of Lil~uokalani: Queen. 292 the following resolution; "After a reign longer than that of any other Sovereign of Hawaii but one, the earthly life of our beloved King Kalakaua was closed by death at 2.30 o'clock th on Tuesday the ~O" day of January 1891. in San Francisco, California, United States of America. Failing health for some months past made it seem ad visable that He should seek to regain it by a voyage to His late the more bracing climate of California and inspired with Majesty this hope He left His Kingdom in November last. The Kalakaua. voyage and change of circumstances at first seemed to benefit Him but at length mortal disease appeared with increased vigor and He sunk to sleep scarce nine days ago in a foreign land. The friendly ship which the Hawaiian people were waiting for with expectant eyes came this I morning bringing back, not their Sovereign in renewed health but alas, His lifeless remains. The decorations of loyal affection preparing for His reception are speedily changed into those of mourning, and we meet today in the impulse of a common sorrow . The reign of our departed King was memorable as an era of remarkable and increasing prosper! ty .': In the seventeen years of His reign now closed this Nation has ma.de rapid strides in its material industries, education Reign of Liliuokalani: Q,ueen . 293 education a.nd the arts of civilization. But death comes alike to King and commoner and the seventh Sovereign of Hawaii has gone to join the roll o:f the illustrious dead; We humbly bow to the will of God. Therefore, be it h•"• Resolved, that the Privy Council of state here i assembled, join with His beloved Consort, His Royal Sister and Relatives, and the Hawaiian people, in expressing our great sorrow at this untimely decease of our late King; Resolved, that the foregoing preamble and resolution be entered upon the records of the Privy Council and pub lished in the newspapers of this city; and Resolved, that the members of this Council wear the customary mourning for a period of thirty days. 11 The resolution was by vote of the Council, unanimous ly adopted. I The Attorney Gene:t'al presented the following resolu tion; "Whereas at a Cabinet Council holden at the office th of the Minister of Interior on the 29" day of January 1891, it was resolved that the Minister of Finance be directed to advance such sums of money as may be required Reign of Liliuokalani: Q,ueen. 294 required for the Funez·al Expense a of His late Majesty Kalakaua; and th Whereas, it is required by the 15 "Article of the Constitution that a majority of the whole Privy Council shall concur in the expenditure of money from the public Funeral Treasury between the sessions of the Legislature when the Expenses the emergency shall arise requiring it; Therefore. be it Resolved, that the concurrence of the Privy Council of State is hereby given to the Minister of :Finance to draw from the public Treasury such sums of money not to exceed Fifteen Thousand dollars, as may be necessary for the purpose of defraying the Funeral Expenses of His late rajesty Kalakaua." On motion the resolution was unanimously adopted. There being no further business, Her Majesty adjourned the Council . C. P. Iaukea Secretary. Ke Au o Liliuokalani, Moi. 295 Halawai ka Aha Kukarnalu o ke Aupuni ma Hale Alii Iolani i ka Poaha la 29 o Ianuari 1891. Ke Alii ka !1';oi ma ka Noho . Na Hoa i hiki mai, Na Mea Mahaloia J A. Cummins Kuhina o ko na Aina e. Godfrey Brown. Kuhina Waiwai , C • N . Spencer Kuhina Kalaiaina A. P Peterson Loio Kuhina. Na Mea Hanohano J. o • Dominis . A. S Cleghorn A F. Judd J. S Walker HM Whitney C L M.Cully W J Smith D Kahanu W D Alexander. A N. Tripp S. Parker F H Hayselden. EK Lilikalani J. E Bush A. Rosa. .T. Kaae W G Irwin SM Damon. J L Kaulukou J. J!Jna J. T Waterhouse J. B Atherton W. E Rowell C. P Iaukea. Pule ka 1Tea Hanohano A . F Judd. Mahope o ka Pule, ua hoohikiia ka 1'"1oi e ka Lunakana wai Kiekie 1 kokuaia e na Lunakanawai o ka Aha Kiekie, penei; "Ke hoohiki nei Au imua o ke Akua Mana Loa, e malama mau i ke Kumukanawai o ke Aupuni, a e hooponopono no Wau i ke Aupuni e like me ke Kumukanawai. (Kakau inoaia) Liliuokalani . Ke Au o Liliuokalani, Jtoi . 296 Kakauia a Hoohikiia imua o'u i keia la 29 o Ianuari 1891. ( Kakauinoaia) A . F . Judd Lunakanawai Nui o ka Aha Kiekie o ke Aupuni. Ua heluhelu mai ke Kuhina Waiwai i keia Kuahaua; "Oiai, ua oluolu i ke Akua Mana Loa, i ka lawe ana aku mai keia ola ana, 1 ka Mo i Kalakaua, ma ka la 20 o keia mahina ma Kapalakiko, Kaleponi, Amerika Huipuia, o makou o na hoa o ka Aha Kuhina o ka Moi i hala aku, ke kukala aku nei, i kulike ai me ka Pauku 22 o ke Kumukana wai, i kn 1:iea Kiekie ke Kama Alii V:ahine Liliuokalani ka Moi o ko Hawaii Pae Aina malalo o ke ano a inoa Liliuoka lani. E ola ka lloi i ke Akua. Haawiia ma Hale Alii Iolani i keia la 29 o Ianuari M. H. 1891. J. A. Cummins, Kuhina o ko na Aina e Godfrey Brown . Kuhina Waiwai· C N Spencer Kuhina Kalaiaina A. P Peterson. Loio Kuhina. Ua waiho hou mai ke Kuhina Waiwai i keia olelo Hooholo. "Mahope Ke Au o Liliuokalani: Moi. 29? "Mahope o ka Nohoalii ana i oi aku mamua o ko na Moi e ae, koe he hookahi, ua hookiia e ka make ke ola ana ma keia honua o ko kakou I.~oi Kalakaua i aloha nui ia. ma ka hora 2.30 auwina la o ka Poalua. Ianuari 20, 1891, ma Kapalakiko Kaleponi, Amerika Huipuia. M:amuli o Kona ano nawaliwali iloko o kekahi mau mahina i kaa hope ae nei, ua manaoia he mea maikai e imi Oia i ka hoolana mai ma ka huakai i Kaleponi, kahi i oi aku ka oluolu o ka ea; a me keia manaolana ua haalele Oia i Kona Aupuni iloko o Novemapa aku nei i hala. Ina la mua o ka huakai, ua ikea Kona ano rnaikai mamuli o ka holo ana ma ka moana a me na mea hou o Kana noho'na, aka nae, ua kau hou mai la maluna Ona kekahi mai ikaika, a iloko o na la eiwa ua moe aku la Oia ma ka hiamoe aka make. o ka Moku aloha i kali ia e ka lahui Hawaii me na maka hoihoi, ua ku mai i keia kakahiaka, e hoihoi mai ana i ko kakou Moi aole me ke ola maikai, aka, aloha wale, me Kana kine hanu ole. Ona kahiko i hoomakaukauia e e na puuwai aloha alii no ka hookipa ana mai Iaia, ua hoolilo ia i mau hiona o ke kumakena, a ke halawai nei kakou i keia la iloko o ke kaumaha lokahi . Ua Ke Au o Liliuokalani: Moi. 298 Ua kaulana ke Au o ka Noho alii ana o ko kakou Moi i make, no ka holomua ma ka waiwai i ike ole ia mamua. Iloko o na makahiki he umi kumahiku o Kona Noho alii ana ua pii keia lahui ma na hana waiwai a me ka naauao. Aka he haawina like ka make i ke Alli a me ka makaai nana, a o ka hiku o na tioi o Hawaii nei, ua hoi Cia e moe pu me na Alii kaulana i hala e aku. Nolaila, E Hooholoia e ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni i akoakoa mai, e hui pu kakou me Kana Alii wahine, Kona Kaikuahine Alii ka Oha.na Alii a me na makaainana, ma ka hoike ana i ke kaumaha luuluu nui no ka make ana o ko kakou Moi. E Hooholoia, e hoopaaia ma ka Moolelo o keia Aha, keia mau olelo hooholo, a e pai ia ma na nupepa o keia kulanakauhal e . }] Ho oho lo ia. e aahu na Hoa o keia Aha i ke Kanikau no na la he kanakolu . 11 :Mahope o kekahi mau olelo hoalohaloha no ka !Jfoi i make, ua hooholo lokahi ka Aha i ka Olelo Hooholo. Ua waiho mai ka Loio Kuhina he Olelo Hooholo e pili ana no na lilo Hoolewa o ka :Mai i make. "No Ke Au o Liliuokalani; Moi. 299 "No ka mea, ma kekahi halawai Aha :Kuhina i malamaia make keena o ke Kuhina Kalaiaina ma ka la 29 o Ianuari 1891, ua hooholoia e kauohaia ke Kuhina ~tfttftt~t Waiwai e uku i na huina dala i makemake ia no na lilo hoolewa o ka Moi Kalakaua i make; a No ka mea, ua kauohaia ma ka Pauku 15 o ke kumukana wai, e hoapono ka hapanui o na lala a pau o ka Ahakuka malu i na hoolilo dala mai ka Waiohona o ka lehulehu. ina e ulu ae he pilikia nui e kupono ai ia hoolilo ana; nolaila, E Hooholoia, ma keia ke haawi ia nei ka hoapono ana o ka .Ahakukamalu o ke Aupuni i ke Yuhina ''iai wai , e uku ae mailoko o ka Waihona o ke Aupuni, i na dala i oi ole mamua o ka huina he Umi kumamalima Tausani, e like me ka mea e kupono ana, no ka uku ana i na lilo Hoolewa o ka Mo i Kalakaua i make _., Ua hooholc lokahi ia ka Olelo Hooholo. Hoopanee ka Halawai. C P. Iaukea Kakauolelo Reign of Liliuokalani; Q.ueen . 300 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace, on Thursday April 9 11 1891 at 1 o'clock p. M. Her ~ajesty, presided. Present, His Royal Highness the Prince Consort. Their :Excellencies Saml . Parker Min. Forgn. Affrs C. N Spencer Min. Interior H A Widemann Min . Finance W. A Whiting Attorney Genl . Honorables A. F. Judd A. s Cleghorn HM Whitney JS Walker w J Smith C L M Cully D Kahanu P. Neumann E K Lilikalani . .T. Kaae s M Damon A N. Tripp .T G Hoapili F H Hayselden A. Rosa .T B Atherton J T Waterhouse jr. J . Ena RF Bickerton C B Wilson F s. Pratt ,T • 0 Carter C . p. Iaukea C Prayer was read by the Hon. L M.Cully. Hon. A. F Judd. Chief Justice and Chancellor, then administered the oath to the Members of Her 1:ajesty 1 s Privy Council. After which the First Associate Justice, C L M.Cully administered the Oath to the Hon. AF. Judd. The Secretary read the minutes of meeting held th January 29 "last, which was duly confirmed. Reign of Liliuokalani: Q.ueen . 301 The rinister of Foreign Affairs then presented the following resolution; "Whereas, the amount granted by the Privy Council at th its meeting on January 29 "1891, already expended, has been found insufficient to pay all just and proper claims incident to the Funeral of His late Yajesty King Kalakaua; :Funeral therefore be it }.~xpense Resolved, that the concurrence of the Privy Council of H • !t . / of State be requested to enable the ~inister of Finance Kalakaua. to pay such further sums of money not to exceed the sum of Seven Thousand Dollars. as may be necessary for the full and final settlement of all such claims . 11 After some discussion. the resolution was unanimously adopted. The Attorney General stated that, in view of Her Majesty s Accession to the Throne, it was deer.:i.ed proper to mark the beginning of Her Reign with acts of clemency. His Excellency then read the following Address to Her Hajesty the Q.ueen, viz: "To Eer Majesty, Liliuokalani, Q.ueen of the Hawaiian Islands. In view of Your Accession to the Throne of this Kingdom, it is deemed wise to mark the beginning of Your Reign with acts of clemency. "re, Your raj esty' s Cabinet recommend that ?eign of Liliuokalani. Queen. 302 that Your Majesty, with the advice and consent of the Privy Council, be gracious to grant unto the following persons heretofore convicted of crimes and misdemeanors and serving sentence in the prisons and jails of the Kingdom, a full pardon with restoration of all civil rights, and that they be declared to be elligible to offices of trust, honor and profit. Molokai Paulo, Kamesona, Halemano, Kekuni, / Eakea, Beni Kaaialii and Kanaulu Kauai . Haleakala (w} and Lau Fong . Maui. Enome Ferreira . Hawaii . Kaluna and Joseph l\amiano. -Oahu. Kana. Kaahu. .Tohn Peterson Kahulu. Alohikea. S. L Kawelo . ,, and further as to one Akana, sentence of' two months imprisonment to be commuted to five days. Signed Samuel Parker Minister J..'oreign Relations " C • N. Spencer llinister of the Interior th April 9 " 1891 . ft •;: Austin Whiting Attorney General 11 E. A Widemann ~inister of Finance. Reign of Liliuokalani: ~ueen. 303 Each case was considered separately, and on motion it was unanimouley agreed that the Council concur in the recommendation made by the Cabinet. The Attorney General further presented the petitions of W. Yahele and r,. Raiola for pardon and restoration to civil rights. Ey vote of the Council the petitions were P. Raiola referred to the Attorney General and two Judges of the Supreme Court Standing The Minister of Finance moved that all petitions for Committee pardon be referred to the same Committee before presenta on Pardons tion to the Council. Carried. At the suggestion of the Attorney General it was ordered that the rules of the Council be revised and reprinted. There being no further business, Her Majesty al~ourned the Council. C. P Iaukea Ke Au o Liliuokalani: l·Ioi . 304 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma ka Hale Alii Iolani, i ka Poaha la 9 o Aperila 18~H. hora. l -lUwina la. Ke Alii ka Koi, ma ka Noho. Na Hoa i hiki mai . (E nana ma ka aoao 300 .) 1lahope o ka Pule, ua hoohikiia na Eoa a pau i akoakoa mai e ka Hon • A . F . Judd, Lunakanawai Ki eki e . Heluheluia ka :Moolelo o ka Halawai o Ia.nuari 29, a hoaponoia. Waiho mai ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e i keia Olelo Hooholo; "Oiai, o ka huina dala i haawiia e ka Aha Kuka.malu ma ka Halawai i malamaia i ka la 29 o Ianuari 1891, aole i lawa no ka uku ana i na koi kupono a pau e pili ana i na lilo Hoolewa o ka Moi Kalakaua i make; Nolaila, E Hooholoia, e hoapono ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni, a ma keia, ke hoomana nei i ke Kuhina Waiwai e uku mailoko ae o ka Waiohona i huina dala hou aole e oi mamua o ka Ehiku Tausani, e like me ka mea kupono, no ka uku ana i na koi a pau i kaa ole, o na lilo Hoolewa o ka 1.:oi Kalakaua i make~" Ke Au o Liliuokalani: Moi. 305 Mah.ope o kekahi rnau kukakuka ana, ua hooholo lokahi ia ka Olelo Hooholo. Heluhelu mai ka Loio Kuhina he Noi i ka Moi i hoapono a i kakau inoa ia e ka Aha Kuhina; "Ike Alii ka Moi. Liliuokalani, Oiai, mamuli o Kou kau ana ae nei ma ka Noho Kalaunu o keia Aupuni, ua rnanao ia he mea ku i ka naauao ka hoomanao ana me na hana Aloha Alii, i ka hoomaka ana o Kou Au Moi; O makou, na Hoa o ka Aha Kuhina ke noi a ke ao aku nei ia Oe e ka Moi. me ka hoapono ana o ka Aha Kukamalu, e oluolu e haawi aku i na poe nona na inoa malalo iho i hoahewa ia no kekahi mau Karaima a me ~ikamina, a e hooko ana i na Hoopai ma na Hale-paahao o keia Aupuni, i ka Huikala piha me ka hoihoi ana i ko lakou mau pono kivila a e ae ia hoi lakou e noho ma na oihana hanohano a hili naiia malalo o keia Aupuni. Molokai . Paulo. Kamekona. Halemano. Kekuni . Makea. Kanaulu, ame Beni Kaaialii . Kauai. Haleakala (w) a me Lau Tong. :Maui. Enorme Ferreira. Hawaii.- Kaluna a me .J • Kamiano . Oahu. Ke Au o Liliuokal~: Moi. 306 Oahu. Kana. Kaahu. J. Peterson Kahulu. Alohikea. S. L Kawela. a o Akana, e hoemi ia kona hoopai mai ka elua mahina hoopaahao ma ka hana oolea a i elima la hoopaahao. (Kakauinoaia) Samuel Parker " C. N. Spencer 11 w. Austin Whiting II H. A. Widemann Ua noonoo pakahiia na inoa o na lawehala i manaoia e huikala, a make noi ua hooholo lokahi ka Aha e hoapono a e ao aku i ka Moi e huikala piha i na poe nona na inoa i waiho ia mai e ka Aha Kuhina. Ua waiho ia na Palapala Noi a W. Kahele a me P. Raiola e huikala, i kekahi Komite. Ka Loia Kuhina a me elua Lunakanawai o ka Aha Kiekie. Noi mai ka Kuhina Waiwai e waiho ia na Palapala Noi e huikala, ma keia mua aku i ke Komite i hoike ia maluna ae, mamua o ka waihoia ana ma.i imua o ka Aha Kukamalu. Hooholoia. Make noi aka Loio Kuhina, ua kauoha ia ke Kakauo lelo e hooponopono a e pai i na Rula o keia Aha. Hoopaneeia ka Halawai. Curtis P Iaukea Kakauolelo. Reign of Liliuokalani; Q,ueen. 307 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at st the Foreign Off ice on ··onday the 31 11 day of August 1891. Hon. A. F. Judd. presided. Present . His Royal Highness Prince Kawananakoa, Their Excellencies s. Parker Mini st er Forgn . Affrs . C N Spencer Minister Interior J Mott Smith Minister Finance W A. Whiting Attorney General. Honorables D. Kahanu J. A. Cur.imins ,T S Walker RF Bickerton s. B. Dole W D Alexander. HM Whitney W F. Allen EK Lilikalani A. Rosa W G Irwin P. Neumann SM Damon. J. Kaae JG Hoapili AN Tripp J T Waterhouse jr • J B Atherton W H. Cornwell c B Wilson J O Carter D. P.R. Isenberg A . Fernandez J Richardson C. P. Iaukea Secretary. Prayer was read by the Hon. J.B. Atherton The Chancellor administered the oath to H. R.H. Prince Kawananakoa, His Excellency J. Mott Smith and the ' Hons. ':I. :!!'. Allen, W. G. Irwin, 'N H Cornwell . S. B. Dole. ,, A Fernandez D. PR Isenberg, and John Richardson. The Attorney General presented the following Reigf! of Liliuokalani: ~ueen, 308 following resolution; "His Royal Highness the Prince Consort, John Owen Dominis, departec this life at Washington Place, Thursday th the 27 " instant . By this sorrowful event the marriage relation of Her Majesty with the deceased happily subsisting through many years has been severed, and the nation through the death of the Prince Consort, has lost a tried and familiar friend. The late Therefore, be it Prince J. O. Resolved by the Privy Council of State here assembled, Dominis that we tender to Her Majesty our profoundest sympathy in this Her time of grief and bereavement, and We commend Her for comfort and solace to the Almighty God. Resolved, that by the death of the Prince Consort, this Council has lost an honored and esteemed member, of the eldest in service among us, with whom we now part with sorrowful regret, a member loyal to the Crown, and held in high regard by the nation. Resolved, that the members of this Council wear the customary mourning. Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be presented to Her Majesty, and that they be entered on the records of this Council." The resolution was unanimqusly adopted. The Attorney General then submitted Reign of Liliuokalani; ~ueen. 309 submitted the following resolution; Whereas, at a Cabinet Council holden at the office st of the Minister of I,'oreign Affairs the 31- day of August 1891, it was resolved that the Xinister of Finance oe directed to advance such sums of money as may be required for the funeral expenses of His Royal Highness Prince John Owen Dominis; and th 'Whereas, it is required by the 15 11 Article of the Funeral Constitution that a majority of the whole Privy Council Expense shall concur in the expenditure of money from the public of the Prince treasury. between the sessions of the Legislature when Conso;j_. the emergency shall arise requiring it; Therefore be it Resolved, that the concurrence of the Privy Council of State is hereby given to the Minister of Finance to draw from the public treasury such sums of money not to exceed Five Thousand Dollars as may be necessary for the purpose of defraying the funeral expense of His late Royal Highness Prince John Owen Dominis." The resolution was, by vote of the Council, adopted; a majority of the whole Privy Council being present. There being no further business, the Council adjourned. C. P. Iaukea Secretary i Ke Au o Liliuokalani: Moi. 310 Halawai ka Ahakukamalu o ke Aupuni make Keena Oihana o ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e, i ka Poakahi, la 31 o Augate. 1891 . Ka Mea Hanohano A F . .Judd, ma ka Noho . Na Hoa i hiki mai, Ka Mea Kiekie David Kawananakoa, Na ~lea Mahaloia S. Parker Kuhina o ko na Aina e. C. N Spencer Kuhina Kalaiaina, J. Mott Smith Kuhina Waiwai W. A Vv.hiting Loio Kuhina. Na Iaea Hanohano D. Kahanu . J. A. Cunnnins J. S Walker. RF Bickerton s. B. Dole W D Alexander. H. M Whitney. W. F. Allen EK Lilikalani A Rosa W. G Irwin P. Neumann S M Damon J. Kaae .T. G Hoapili AN. Tripp J. T Waterhouse jr ,T B Atherton W H Cornwell CB Wilson J. 0 Carter DP R Isenberg A. Fernandez J. Richardson, C P Iaukea Kakauolelo Heluheluia ka Pule e Eon. J.B. Atherton Mahope o ka Pule, ua hoohikiia e ka Lunakanawai Kiekie na Hoa Hanohano malalo iho; Ka Mea Kiekie, Kawananakoa, Ka Mea Hahaloia J. Mott Smith ame Hons. W F Allen. W. G Irwin, W H Cornwell, s. B. Dole, DP R Isenberg, A. Fernandez. John Richardson. Heluhelu Ke Au o Liliuokalani . Moi . 311 Heluhelu mai ka Loio Kuhina i keia Olelo Hooholo; "Ua haalele mai i keia ola ana ka Mea Kiekie Ke Keiki Alii John Owen Dominis, ma Wakinekona Hale, i ka Poaha la 27 o keia mahina, Mamuli o keia haawina kaumaha ua hookaawaleia ka nohona male i hoohala ia me ka oluolu no na makahiki he lehulehu mawaena o ke Alii a me ka mea i make, a mamuli o ka make ana o ke Keiki Alii, ua hooneleia ka lahui me ka hoaloha oiaio a kamaaina. Nolaila, e hooholoia e ka Ahakukamalu o ke Aupuni i akoakoa mai, e haawi aku i ka Moi i ko kakou paumako kuhohonu iloko o keia manawa o Kana kaumaha, a ke waiho aku nei kakou Iaia no ka maha a me ka oluolu i ke Akua Mana Loa. E Hooholoia, oiai mamuli o ka make ana o ke Keiki Alii, ua hooneleia keia Aha me kekahi Hoa hanohano a mahaloia, kekahi hoi o na Hoa kahiko iwaena o kakou, a i haalele mai ia kakou me ka minamina nui ia, he lala hoi i kupaa i keia Aha, a i hiipoi nui ia e ka lahui. E Hooholoia, e kau na Hoa o keia Aha i ke kanikau maa mau. E Hooholoia, e haawiia aku kekahi kope Ke Au o Liliuokalani:- Moi. 312 kope o keia mau Olelo Hooholo i ke Alii ka Moiwahine, a e hoopaaia hoi maloko o ka Moolelo o keia Aha." :Ma ke noi, ua hooholo lokahi ia ka Ole lo Hooholo. Ua waiho hou mai ka Loio Kuhina i keia olelo Hooholo malalo iho; "Oiai, ma kekahi halawai i malama ia e ka Aha Kuhina ma ka la 31 o Augate 1891, ua hooholoia e uku ke Kuhina Waiwai he mau dala no na lilo hoolewa o ke Keiki Alii John Owen Dominis; a Oiai, ua kauohaia ma ka Pauku 15 o ke Kumukanawai, e hoapono ka hapanui o na lala a pau o ka Ahakukamalu i na hoolilo dala ana mailoko ae o ka Waihona Aupuni, ina e ulu ae he mau pilikia e kupono ai ia hoolilo ana; Nolaila e Hooholoia, ma keia ke hoapono nei ka Ahakukamalu o ke Aupuni a ke hoomana nei 1 ke Kuhina Waiwai e uku mai loko ae o ka 1!/aihona, i ka huina dala aole e oi aku mamua o Elima Tausani, elike me ka mea e kupono ana, no ka uku ana i na lilo hoolewa o ka Mea Kiekie Ke Keiki Alii, John Owen Dominis." Mahope o ke kekahi mau kukakuka ana, ua hooholoia ka olelo Hooholo. Hoopaneeia ka halawai. C P. Iaukea Reign of Liliuokalani: Q,ueen . 313 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Iolani Palace on Friday December 18 "1891 Her Majesty the Q.ueen, presiding. Present . Their Excellencies s. Parker Minister Forg'n. Affrs. C N Spencer. Min. Interior WA Whiting Attorney Genl. H. R. H. Prince Kawananakoa Hons. A. F. .Judd A • s. Cleghorn. D. Kahanu .T. A Cummins W F Allen H. A Widemann s. B. Dole w. D Alexander R. F Bickerton A. IT. Tripp EK Lilikala.ni A. Rosa John :Ena .T • B • Atherton C . B. Wilson A. Fernandez ,T Richardson C • P. Iaukea F. s. Pratt H M Whitney. Prayer was read by Hon. A. F. Judd th st Minutes of meetings held April 9 " and Aug 31- last, were read and approved. The Attorney General presented the following resolution which was unanimously adopted. viz: "It having pleased Almighty God to call from a useful career the late Hon. Henry A. P. Carter, who st departed this life on November 1- 1891, at New York City, while representing Reign of Liliuokalani: Q,ueen . 314 representing this Kingdom as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States of America; and Whereas, the late Honorable H. A. P Carter had been The late H. for the term of seventeen years a valuable and trusty A. P. Carter councilor to His late ?Jaj esty and to our present sovereign; and Vlhereas, our late brother member has served this Kingdom as a Minister of state at home and diplomatic representative abroad with signal ability; therefor be it Resolved, that this Council most profoundly deplores the loss of one who was so faithful and devoted subject of Her Uajesty, so able and intelligent a counsellor and so eminent and patriotic a citizen. Resolved, that these resolutions be inscribed upon the records of this Council, and that a copy be forwarded to the family of the deceased . 11 The Committee on Pardons presented a report recom w. P. Haiola , mending that the petition of w. P. Raiola for pardon and restoration to civil rights, be granted, and that no W Kahele action be taken in the matter of the petition of Kahele, as the offense of extortion for which he was co~victed did not deprive him of his civil rights. The report was adopted. The Reign of Liliuokalani: Q,ueen. 315 Goldstein- , The Attorney General presented the petitions of J. Kalan.uhine Goldstein. Kalaauhine . D. P. Hoolapa. V. Fernandez . Hoolapa ,, J. Kalama and w. C. Blabon. for pardon and restoration Fernandez to civil rights. and recommended that they be laid on the Kalama table. Blabon., Carried. The Attorney General further presented the petitions for pardon and restoration to civil rights of Mauliola G W. Mauliola H. E Wilson . J . W . Kauka, J. Li bornio and D. Crowningburg. and recommended that the several prayers Wilson of the petitioners be granted. Kauka , Each petition was considered separately and on Crowninbe:r:g ,, motion it was resolved that the Council advise Her lCajesty Libornio v' to grant the prayers of !.~auliola, Wilson, Kauka, and Cro~inberg; and that the petition of ~ibornio be denied. The Attorney General also presented the petition of Chun Chun Hook for pardon. and recommended. the granting of the / petition. After some discussion it was agreed that Her Majesty be advised to grant the same on condition of leaving the country. The Attorney General stated that the attention of Her }:aj esty' a Cabinet had been called to the good service rendered by certain prisoners during the late fire at Oahu prison. '9.eign of Liliuokalani: Queen. 316 prison. In recognition of their services, the Cabinet would recommend to the Council a commutation of their several sentences, to take effect on the Anniversary of Her Majesty's Accession to the Throne, as follows; s 1 , Thomas Steele 9 yrs. commute to 8 yrs. 7 mo. 2, W. C. Blabon 5 II II 4 II 7 II 3 V. Fernandez 9 mos. II 8 " 4 J . R Mills 9 yrs II 8 II ? It 5 J. Back 2 1/2" II 2 II 3 " 50 6 Kalaauhina $400 & !18. costs remit ~50. s s 7 , ,T • Kama.kai a 18 mo. commute to 1 yr. 4 mo. 8 W. D. Watson 4 yrs II 3 yrs. 8 It 9 / J. Yalama 2 II II 1 II 10 " 10 / Kailianu 1 II II 11 II s 11, Ioba 4 " 4 mo . 11 4 yrs. II 12 v Ah Kau alias Hung Chow. 15 yrs 14 II 7 II It 13 v C . Bolapola 4 yrs . 4 mos, II 4 On motion, the Council ap11roved of the recommendation made by the Cabinet. There being no further business. the meeting adjourned. C. P. Iaukea Secretary. Ke Au o Liliuokalani: Moi . 31? Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Hale Alii Iolani, i ka Poalima la 18 o Dekemapa M. H. 1891. Ke Alii ka M.oi, ma ka Noho. Na Hoa Hanohano i hiki mai; Na Mea Mahaloia s. Parker. Kuhina o ko na Aina e C N. Spencer, Kuhina Kalaiaina W. A. Whiting Atty General. Na Jirea Hanohano D • Kawananakoa . AF Judd A. S Cleghorn D. Kahanu J. A Cummins . W F Allen. HA Widemann S B. :Dole R. F. Bickerton W D- Alexander AN. Tripp E K. Lilikalani A. Rosa John Ena J . B. Atherton C B W'ilson A. Fernandez . F. S. P1·att J. Richardson H l'I Whitney ame C. P Iaukea, Kakauolelo. Heluheluia ka Pule e ka Hon. A. F Judd. Mahope o ka Pule, ua heluheluia ka moolelo o na Halawai o Aperila 9 ame ka la 31 o Augate M. H 1891, a hoaponoia. ~:!aiho mai ka Loio Kuhina i keia C'•lelo H0oholo; "Oiai, ua oluolu i ke Akua rana Loa ka lawe ana r!lai keia ola, i ka r,~ea Hanohano Henry A. P. Carter ma ka la :Ekahi o Novemapa 1891. ma ke Kulanakauhale o New York Ke Au o Liliuokalani . ?li:oi . 318 York, oiai oia e noho ana ma Amerika Huipuia make ano he :Elele Kuikawa a Kuhino Noho no keia Aupuni, a Oiai, o ka Mea Hanohano H. AP. Carter i hala he Hoa oia no ka. Aha Kukamalu o ka Eoi i ha.la ame ko kakou ?.roi i keia rnanawa, no na makahiki he umikumamahiku, a Oiai, Ua lawela.we oia me ka makaukau he mau oihana malalo o keia Aupuni make ano he Kuhina iloko nei o ka aina, a he Elele hoi no keia Aupuni ma na Aina e; Nolaila E Hooholoia, Ke hoike nei keia Aha i ka minamina nui no ka lawe ia ana aku o kekahi o ko ke Alii mau kanaka hoopono a hilinaiia, he hoa kuka makaukau a naauao, a he makaainana makee Alii a aloha aina; P Hooholoia, e hoopaaia keia mau Olelo hooholo maloko o na moolelo o keia Aha, a e hoounaia aku he kope o keia mau olelo hoalohaloha i ka ohana o ka Hoa i hala aku. 11 Ua hooholo lokahiia ka Olelo Hooholo Ua waiho mai ke Komite i ka lakou Heike no na Paln pala Noi .--e-· huikal-aia- a W. P. Raiola a me W. Kahele, e ao mai ana i keia Aha e ae aku i ke noi a Raiola, a e waiho ia ma ka Papa ka palapala Noia Kahele no ka mea aole i lilo kona mau pono kivila malalo o ka hewa ona i hoahewa ia ai. Make noi, ua hoaponoia ka Heike a ke Komite. Ke Au o Liliuokalani. Moi. 319 1'7aiho r.iai ka Loia Kuhina i na Palapala Eoi a J. Goldstein, Kalaauhine, D. P. Hoolapa, V. Fernandez, J. Kalama, ame W. C. Blabon, e huikala a e hoihoi hou ia aku ko lakou mau pono kivila, Make noi aka Loia Kuhina ua hooholo ka Aha e waiho i na Palapala l;oi ma ka };apa. Ua waiho rnai ka I,oio Kuhina i na Palapala Noi a G. W :Mauliola, H. l:1 Wilson, J . W. Kauka, J. Libornio ame D. Crowninberg e huikala ia. Ua noonoo pakahi ia na Noia mah.ope o kekahi rnau kukakuka ana e· pili ana i ke no i a J. Li bornio. ua hooholo ka Aha e ao aku i ka 1-Coi, e huikala ia M:auliola, Wilson, Kauka, ame D. Crowninberg, a e hoihoi hou ia ko lakou mau pono kivila; a o ka palapala noi a J. Li bornio, e hooleia. Ua waiho hou mai ka Loio Kuhina i ka Palapala Noia Chun Hook e huikalaia. Mahope o ka noonoo akahele ana ua hooholo ka Aha e ae aku i kana Noi, ke haalele mai nae oia i keia Mokupuni a e hele aku mai keia mau Pae Aina. Ua hoakaka mai ka Loia Kuhina, mamuli o na kokua ana a kekahi mau Paahao, ua hoopakeleia kekahi mau waiwai o ke Aupuni ma ka Pauahi ma Kawa Ke Au o Liliuokalani: Moi . 320 Ho keia mau hana kokua. ua manaoia he mea pono e hoike aku ka }toi ma kekahi mau hana aloha, i l(ona mahalo. Ua manao ka Aha Kuhina e hoemiia ka Hoopai o na Paahao i kokua i ke Aupuni make Kinai ana i ke Ahi, elike me ka Heike i waiho ia mai imua o keia Aha, penei: 1 Thomas Steele . 9 :M. H • Hoopahaao, e ho emi ia a ka 8 M. H. 7 malama. 2 WC. Blabon 5 II It II 4 " 7 " 3 V. Fernandez 9 mahina " II 8 It 4 J. R.liiills g l~ . H. fl II 8 II 7 It 5 J. Bach 2 1/2 fl fl II 2 II 3 If 6 Kalaauhina t400. hoopai ti $350. me Koina. 7 ,T Kamakaia 1 1/2 M.H " It 1 M. H. 4 Mahina 8 w D Watson 4 " If " 3 II 8 " 9 ,T. Kalama 2 " If II 1 " 10 " 10 Kailianu 1 " If " 11 " 11 Ioba 4 II 4 ma. ft " 4 It 12 Ah Kau 15 " " " 14 " 7 " 13 C. Bolapola 4 If 4 " " II 4 II Make noi, ua hoapono ka Aha i na hoakaka ana aka Aha Kuhina, a e hoemi ia ka hoopai o na Paahao elike me ia i hoike ia maluna ae. Hoopaneeia ka Halawai. c. P. Iaukea Kakauolelo . Reign of Liliuokalani. Queen. 321 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at st Aliiolani Hale on Thursday, April 21- 1892. Hon. A. F. Judd Chancellor, presided. Present. Their Excellencies S. Parker. ~in. Forgn. Affrs C N Spencer Minister Interior H A Wi demann l1ini ster Finance V!. A. Whiting Atty. General . Hons . R. F Bickerton . Prince Kawananakoa. W. J. Smith C R Bishop J. A. Cummins W. F. Allen J S Vlalker. A S Cleghorn SB. Dole D. Kahanu W D Alexander AN. Tripp E K. Lilikalani . P . Neumann A. Rosa w. G Irwin J. T Waterhouse SM Damon John Ena W H Cornwell J Richardson F. S Pratt A. Fernandez. C. B. Wilson and C P Iaukea. th }linutes of meeting held December 18 . 1891, were read and approved . The rinister of Finance read the following resolu tion which was unanimously adopted; "On the tenth of the present month (April 1892) there deceased at his residence in Honolulu. the Honorable C Lawrence lI .Cully a member of the Privy Council of State. He Reign of Liliuokalani. ~ueen. 322 He had held various offices under this Government almost continuously since 1855 and was for fifteen years an Associate .Tustice of the Supreme Court. He witnessed the great changes that have taken place in this country during the reigns of four successive Kings, and his share The late L . in the legal and constitutional questions settled by the C M Cully Court of which he was a member are now a part of the history of this Kingdom. Resolved by this Council; That in the death of Judge C M .Cully Her 1.:ajesty, the people of these islands and this Council have lost an upright and able .Tud.ge, an intelli gent citizen and a wise councillor, devoted to the best interests of this his adopted country. Resolved, that this minute be entered upon the re cords of the Council and a copy sent to the family of the deceased." The Minister of Foreign Affairs then presented the following resolution which was also unanimously adopted by the Council; Death has again invaded our ranks and taken from earth Honorable George E Richardson, a mem-ber of this Council. Reign of Liliuokalani, ~ueen. 323 He died at V!ailuku, Maui, after much suffering, on th the 14- instant. The deceased was a Hawaiian, born and educated in this country, and by reason of his diligent The late G. study and honesty of character rose to the position of E. Richardson 1 of Circuit Judge, in which office he diedr leaving a name honored for probity and impartiality. Resolved, that in the death of Judge Richardson Her Majesty and the Hawaiian people lose a worthy and patrio tic citizen and an able public servant whose place it will be hard to fill . Resolved, that this resolution be spread upon the records of this council and that a copy be sent to the family of the deceased." The Attorney General in presenting the petitions for pardon and restoration to civil rights of Hose Migell . .,. Petitions Philip Migell, Mikela. S Freidenberg. John Koani, J. V for Goldstein, Kalaauhine, .John Kalama. ]) . P Hoola:pa . v. . s Pardon ?ernandez. Watson. Tho. Lindsey. J . Laioha. .T • K. Kekaula v· and 1f. C Blabon. moved that they be referred to a special committee. After some discussion, the motion to refer was carried and the following members Reign of Liliuokalani, Q,ueen . 324 members appointed on the Committee; Hons. R. F. Bickerton, S B Dole . W. D. Alexander W. G. Irwin and W. J. Smith. Hon. J. W. Robertson now entered, and on presenting his commission as a member of Her !laj esty' s Privy Council of State, was duly sworn. by the Chief Justice. Hon . P Neumann moved that the members on the Cammi ttee standing for Pardons be increased to five with the Chief Justice as Committee Chairman. Considerable discussion ensued, and on the vote being called, the motion was lost. Council adjourned. C • P Iaukea Secretary • Ke Au o Liliuokalani: Moi. 325 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale, i ka Po aha, la 21 o Aperila M . H. 1892 . Ka 11ea Hanohano . A F Judd, ma ka Noho . Na Hoa Hanohano i hiki mai; Na 1.rea rahalo ia S. Parker. Kuhina o ko na Aina e, C N Spencer Yuhina Kalaiaina H. A Widemann, Kuhina Waiwai, W. A Whiting Loio Kuhina Ka Mea Ki eki e, D . Kawananakoa Na Yea Hanohano R. F Bickerton C R Bishop. W. J Smith J. A. Cummins Vl F. Allen JS Walker A s. Cleghorn s . B. Dole D. Kahanu w D Alexander A. N. Tripp EK Liliko.lani P. Neumann A. Rosa W G Irwin J T. Waterhouse jr. S M Damon. John Ena. w. H. Cornwell J. Richardson, F . s Pratt. A. Fernandez CB. Wilson and C P Iaukea Secretary. Heluheluia ka lJoolelo o ka Halawai o Dekemapa 18, a hoapono ia . J.,!ahope o kekahi mau olelo hoalohaloha e pili ana no C ka Lunakanawai M Cully i make, ua heluhelu mai ke Kuhirta Waiwai H. A. Widemann i keia Olelo . Ke Au o Liliuokalani: Foi . 326 Olelo Hooholo; "Maka la 10 o keia ma.hina (Aperila 10) ua make ma kona Home ma Honolulu, ka Mea Hanohano Lawrence C M Cully, he hoa o ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni. Ua noho oia ma na oihana lehulehu malalo o keia Aupuni mai ka maka.hiki 1855 mai, a no na makahiki he umikumamalirna he Kekua Lunakanawai o ka Aha Hookolokolo Kiekie. Ua ike oia i na loli ano nui i hanaia iloko o keia aina iloko o na Au o ka Nohoalii ana o na Moi eha, a o kona hapa iloko o na ninau kanawai me Kumukanawai i hooholoia a maopopo a lilo i mea paa e ka Aha Hookolokolo, ana i noho ai he lala, ua lilo i keia manawa, oia keka.hi o kona moolelo. E hooholoia e keia Aha, ma ka make ana o ka Lunakana c wa.i :M.Cully, ua hooneleia ka :Moiwahine, ka lahui ame keia Aha i kekahi Lunakanawai hoopono a makaukau loa, he kanaka naauao a he hoa ike hohonu, i hoolilo i kona manao a pau no ka pono o ka aina ana i noho ai. E hooholoia e kopeia keia Olelo Hooholo iloko o na moolelo o keia Aha a e haawiia kekahi kope i ka ohana o ka mea i make. 11 Make noi ua hooholo lokahi ia ka Olelo Hooholo. Ke Au o Liliuokalani: Moi . 32? Heluhelu mai ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e i keia Olelo Hooholo. "Ua komo hou mai no ka make iwaena o kakou a ua lawe mai keia ola ana, i ka Mea Hanohano George E. Richardson, he Hoa no keia Aha. He kanaka Hawaii oia i hanau a i hoonaauao ia iloko nei o ka aina, a mamuli o kona imi mau ana i ka ike a me ka hoopono ua pii ae oia a noho make ano he Lunakanawai Kaapuni no ka Apana Hookolokolo Elua, a ma ia oihana oia i make ai, me ka waiho iho mapope nei he inoa i hoohanohano ia no ka hoopono a me ka hana kaulike. Hooholoia ma ka make ana o ka Lunakanawai Richardson, ua hooneleia ka M.oiwahine ame ka lahui Hawaii i kekahi kanaka maikai a he luna oihana makaukau a naauao. Hooholoia, e kopeia keia Olelo Hooholo ma na moolelo o keia Aha, a e haawiia 'ku he kope i ka ohana o ka mea i make." Ua hooholo lokahi ka Aha i ka Olelo Hooholo. Waiho mai ka Loio Kuhina he mau palapala noi na ka poe nona na inoa Ke Au o Liliuokalani: Moi. 328 inoa rnalalo iho, e huikala ia a e hoihoi hou ia ku ko lakou rnau pono Kivila; penei Hose Migell - Philip Migell . Mikela s. Friedenberg J. Koani J. Goldstein Kalaauhine ,T. Kalama D. P Hoolapa V. Fernandez S Watson Tho Lindsay J Laioha ,T • K . Kekaula and W. C Blabon. Make noi aka Loio Kuhina ua waiho ia na pala pala noi i kekahi Komite wae, a ua kohoia na Mea Hanohano RF. Bickerton, SB. Dole. W D Alexander W. G Irwin arne V!. ,T. Srni th . Ua korno rnai ka Mea Hanohano J. w. Robertson me kona Palapala Hookohu he hoa no ka Aha Kukamalu, a ua hoohikiia oia e ka Lunakanawai Kiekie. Ua noi rnai ka Hon. P. Neumann e hoomahuahua ia na Hoa make Komite rnau, rnai ka ekolu a i elirna lala. Mahope o kekahi rnau kukakuka ana, ua hoole ia ke noi. Hoopanee ia. ka Halawai, C P. Iaukea Kakauolelo. 1 I 1 i, • Reign of Liliuokalani; Q,ueen. 329 A meeting of Her Kajesty 1 s Privy Council of State th was held at the Foreign Off ice on Friday July 8 11 1892. Hon. A. F Judd, Chancellor, presided. Present, Their Excellency's s. Parker. Min. Forg1 n. Affrs C N Spencer Minister Interior HA Widemann, Minister Finance W. A Whiting, Attorney General. Hons. A S Cleghorn R F Bickerton JS Walker Prince D Kawanakoa . W F All en HM Whitney D Kahanu, P. Neumann A N Tripp W G Irwin EK Lilikalani. SM Damon JG Hoapili J. Kaunamano . J B Atherton F S Pratt W H Cornwell J Richardson J. T. Waterhouse jr. JO Carter D. PR. Isenberg A Fernandez J W. Robertson .. G C Beckley and C P Iaukea. Secretary. Prayer was read by the Hon. A. F. Judd. The Chief ,Justice then administered the oath to Hons. t' G. C Beckley and J. K. Kaunamano et The minutes of meeting held April 21 last, were read and approved Hon. R. F Bickerton presented the report of the special committee to whom were referred several petitions for pardon, recommending Reign of Liliuokalani; ~ueen. 330 recommending the Council to advise Her Majesty to grant to the following petitioners, full pardon with restoration of all civil rights, viz: v Hose Migell . Philip Migell . Mikela, s. Friedenberg" ,Tohn Koani, and Thomas Lindsay. On motion of His Excellency H. A. Widemann, the recommendation of the Committee was approved. The special committee further recommended that the prayers of the following petitioners for pardon, be denied; ,T. Goldstein . ' Kalaauhine, J. Kalama D. P . Hoolapa and J . Laioha . The recommendation of the committee was by vote of the Council, agreed to . On motion of the Attorney General, the recommenda tions of the special committee that no action be taken on the petition of V. Fernandez he having served out his term of imprisonment, and further that the petition of J K. Kekaula be rejected, were also agreed to by the Council . In the matter of the petitions for the pardon of W L Watson and W. C. Blabon now confined in Oahu jail, the recommendation of the Committee not to grant the same, was after considerable discussion, adopted by the Council. Meeting adjourned. C. P. Iaukea Secretary. Ke Au o Liliuokalani; Moi. 331 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni make Keena o ke Kuhina o ko na Aina e, i ka Poalima la 8 o Iulai 1892. Ka 1,';ea Hanohano A . F . Judd, ma ka Noho . Na Hoa i hiki mai; Na Mea Mahaloia s. Parker, Kuhina o ko na Aina e, C N. Spencer, Kuhina Kalaiaina, H A Wi demann . Kuhina Waiwai. VI. A. Whiting. Loio Kuhina, Na Mea Hanohano, A. S. Cleghorn. Prince D Kawananakoa, R. F Bickerton, W. F. Allen J s. Walker HM. Whitney, D. Kahanu P. Neumann A N Tripp. W. G Irwin EK Lilikalani S M. Damon. J. G. Hoapili J . K . Kaunamano ,T. B. Atherton F S. Pratt W H. Cornwell ,T Richards on J. T Waterhouse J O Carter D. PR Isenberg A Fernandez J W Robertson G . C Beckley. & C. P Iaukea Pule ka llea Hanohano A F Judd. Hoohikiia e ka Lunakanawai Kiekie Na Mea Hanohano G. C Beckley ame J. K. Kaunamano Heluheluia ka ltoolelo o ka Halawai o Aperila 21 i hala, a hoaponoia. Waiho mai ka Hon.RF Bickerton i ka Hoike a ke Komite wae e pili ana no kekahi mau Palapala Noi [, Ke Au o Liliuokalani: Moi, 332 · Noi i waiho ia aku i ke Yomite, e ao mai ana i ka Aha e kalaia ka poe nona na inoa malalo iho me ka hoihoi pu ia 'ku o ko lakou mau pono kivila; Hose Migell. Philip Migell . Mikela. S. Friedenberg John Koani, ame Thomas Lindsay Make noi a ke Kuhina Waiwai, H. A. Widemann, ua aponoia ka olelo ao a ke Komite. Ua ao hou mai no hoi ke Komite wae ma ka lakou Boike, e hooleia ke noi aka poe nona na inoa malalo iho; J. Goldste:i.n, Kalaauhine, .T. Kalama, D. P Hoolapa . ame J. Laioha . Make noi, ua hooholo ka Aha e ao aku i ka Moi e hoole i ka lakou mau palapala noi. ;'j Ua hoapono no hoi ka Aha i na olelo ao a ke Komite 1: Ii wae, e·waiho ia ma ka papa na palapala noi a V. Fernandez i]i ame J . K. Kekaula. Ua noonoo ia na Palapala Noia W. D. Watson ame w. C. Blabon, a ma.hope o kekahi mau kukakuka loihi ana, ua hooholo ka Aha e apono i ka olelo ao a ke Komite wae e hoole i ka laua mau Palapala Noi. Hoopanee ka Halawai. C P. Iaukea ' I! Reign of Liliuokalani: Q,ueen . 333 A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at at the Foreign Office on Wednesday August 31 1892. 2 P. M. Hon.RF Bickerton, presided. Present . Their Excellencies s. Parker Minister For•gn Affrs C. N. Spencer, Minister Interior H A Widemann, Minister Finance P. Neumann, Attorney General. Honorables C.. R. Bi shop, A. S. Cleghorn ,T S Walker. H. M Whitney, W F Allen . A Rosa. AN Tripp. E. K. Lilikalani, S M Damon. J. T. Waterhouse jr. J. G. Boapili, , I J K • Kaunamano , J . O • Cart er , J . B. Atherton, \V. G • Irwin, J . ltJna . C . B . Wilson J. Richardson, C . P . Iaukea, J. A. Cummins After prayer, the Eon. R. F Bickerton presented the I, report of the Committee on Pardons to whom was referred the recommendations of the Board of Prison Inspectors for Kahalelepo r the pardon of certain prisoners. The Comrnittee finds -Kaai . after due investigation that, Kahalelepo Kaai, and Nicholas Nicholas are entitled to receive Executive clemency and therefore recommends that they be pardoned and restored to liberty. In the remaining. ten cases named by the the Committee InspectorsAare unable to recommend their release from confinement . 11' Report unanimously adopted. I~ I i I I'I i Council adjourned. I C. P Iaukea Sec'y . Ke Au o Liliuokalani: ?toi . 334 Halawai ka Aha Kukamalu o ke Aupuni ma Aliiolani Hale, i ka Poakolu la 31 o Augate ]f. H. 1892 hora 2 P. :M. Ka Mea Hanohano R. F. Bickerton, ma ka Noho. Na Hoa i hiki mai , Na :Mea Mahaloia S. Parker, Kuhina o ko na aina e, C N. Spencer, Kuhina Kalaiaina, H A . Wi demann, Kuhina Waiwai, P. Neumann, Loio Kuhina. Na Mea Hanohano, C R Bishop. A. S Cleghorn, J • s. Walker, H M Whitney W F Allen. J A. Cummins A Rosa AN. Tripp E K Lilikalani, s M Damon. J T. Waterhouse jr :,1 J. G Hoapili •T K Kaunamano . .T O. Carter I.'I I• I' J B Atherton w. G Irwin J. Ena C B. Wilson J . Richardson ame C p. Iaukea Mahope o kn. Pule, ua waiho mai ka Mea Hanohano RF Bickerton he Foike na ke Komite mau e pili ana no ka Kahalelepo huikala ana i kekahi mau Paahao malalo o na ao ana aka Kaai Papa Nana o na Halepaahao. Ua ao mai ke Komite ma ka - ~ Nicholas lakou hoike e kala a e hookuuia o Kahalelepo, Kaai ame ~ Nicholas; a no kekahi poe lawehala iho, he umi ko lakou j nui, ua ao mai ke Komite, e hooleia ia ka lakou noi no ~ ka lawa oleo na kumu kupono e hookuu ai ia lakou. ~ Make noi ua hoapono ka Aha i ka Hoike a ke Komite."Z) Hoopanee ka Halawai. 'I' I I I! ! \ I 1i' I ! i l i I I I Reign of Liliuokalani, Q.ueen . 335 · A meeting of the Privy Council of State was held at th Aliiolani Hale, Foreign Office, on Tuesday November 15" 1892 at 1 o'clock P . M. Hon . A . F . Judd presided. Present . Their Excellencies G N Wilcox Min. Interior 1~. P Robinson Min. Finance P. C Jones Min. Finance Cecil Brown. Attorney General . 2 Hons A. S Cleghorn . Prince D. Kawanakoa. RF Bickerton, ,T • S. Walker W F Allen. W. J. Smith H M Whitney ....W.G Irwin AN Tripp J T. Waterhouse jr. J 0 Carter. I i ! I ,I ,T K Kaunamano J. G Hoapili E K Lilikalani !1 J B Atherton s. Parker F. S Pratt . I C B Wilson A. Fernandez. J W Robertson j ., I I C • P . Iaukea . Prayer was read by Hon. AF. Judd. The oath was then administered by the Chief Justice to the Cabinet Ministers as ex-officio members of the i Council. l1! I \ 1: th I I The minutes of meetings held July 8 "and August t et 31 last, were read and confirmed. The Attorney General after briefly referring 111 . .. I'')' Reign of Liliuokalani, Q,ueen 336 referring to the circumstances attending the trial .and subsequent conviction of one Otsuka for the murder of Yamamoto, on Maui, presented the following resolution, viz: Whereas, at a Term of the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial Circuit held at vrailuku in the island of th Otsuka. ¥aui, on the 20" day of June 1892, Otsuka and Masuda, .Japanese, were tried and convicted of the crime of 1,:urder in the first degree, of one Yamamoto a Japanese, and sentenced to be executed; and Whereas, reasonable and grave doubts exist as to whether Otsuka was guilty of the crime alleged, but from the evidence adduced he may be an accessory thereto; and Whereas, in the opinion of the Cabinet it is thought I' I i that the said Otsuka is therefore a proper subject for ! l executive clemency; now therefore Be it resolved that this Council do recommend to Her Majesty the ~ueen that the sentence of death heretofore passed upon the said Otsuka be commuted to imprisonment at hard labor for life . 11 After some remarks by Hon. AF Judd and Associate R F Bickerton favoring the resolution the motion by Hon. J. s. Walker to adopt the same, was by vote of the Coun cil unanimously agreed to. The 'l Reign of Liliuokalani, ~ueen. 337 The Attorney General also presented a petition numerously signed by prominent residents of Kauai praying for }:xecuti ve Clemency on behalf of one Henry Wramp now under sentence of two years imprisonment at hard labor Henry for causing the death of a Japanese laborer on Kauai. His l l,, Wramp Excellency further submitted the report of the standing lI, i Committee recommending the Council to advise Her Kajesty ii to commute the sentence of said Henry Wramp to imprison- labor ment at hard~ for a term to expire on Christmas Day of this year. Considerable discussion ensued, and on the motion being put, the recommendation of the Committee was adopted. There being no further business, the Council adjourned . C. P. Iaukea Secretary. I' I INDEX MINUTES OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL Dates. Page. Uay 4, 1881 2 July 23, 1881 9 Nov. 15, 1881 19 Feb. 4, 1882 25 Mar. 20, 1882 31 Kay 27, 1882 38 Aug. 19, 1882 45 Oct. 20, 1882 50 Feb. 3, 1883 56 Feb. 7, 1883 61 Mar. 10, 1883 71 June 19, 1883 77 July 13, 1883 81 Aug. 3, 1883 87 Aug. _16, 1883 93 Aug. 25, 1883 99 Sept. 29, 1883 103 Oct. 25, 1883 107 Dec. 18, 1883 114 Feb. 19, 1884 122 Aug. 13, 1884 130 Sept. 20, 1884 137 Jany. 24, 1885 143 Mar. 9, 1885 148 May 9, 1885 156 July 9, 1885 162 Oct. 14, 1885 168 Nov. 13, 1885 177 Mar. 9, 1886 183 Apr. 19, 1886 189 Sept. 4, 1886 195 Nov. 6, 1886 201 Nov. 11, 1886 208 Nov. 12, 1886 215 Jany. 17, 1887 219 Feb. 4, 1887 225 Apr. 30, 1887 229 July 7, 1887 239 Mar. 29, 1888 241 Jany. 21, 1889 249 Feb. 27, 1889 253 Apr. 24, 1889 259 Aug. 2, 1889 265 Oct. 26, 1889 272 Jany. 25, 1890 282 Oct. 27, 1890 286 Jany. 29, 1891 290 Apr. 9, 1891 300 Aug. 31, 1891 307 Dec. 18, 1891 313 Apr. 21, 1892 321 July 8, 1892 329 Aug. 31, 1892 333 Nov. 15, 1892 335