The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-07-10
DEPARTMENT OF WAR.

root Tor ~ men, az - cents per Gi-in-------.----- y ~ ~
Clothing for ~ men, ~ 50 per nnum--------..- 800 90
/ S'rsslnI uaj.r, at so per- 1ati............. $50 90
Lt-itrut"t7 ~ so per month i-y-ooo
l Captain at so per LOO 20
I Ntj,r. AT $50 per month 1850 90
I Medical Attendant 500 %
Adjutlut General 1000 90
l Captain retired on reduced pay, so per month. $50 %
Stationery fae-. cookirz utensils barr"ck repairs, r.
Adluuuff1n. plader. shot. Observation-Disclosures 1870 90
Amount fr erecting ratification at Honolulu, and
F "l' .fr v@rda ..sr Companies. viz The Riff GomIa- ~
uy. te Cavalry Company, the Hawaiian Guards,
and -Le FIy.Hs Artillery 500 eaeh-----------.-- 1000 90
Total amount, s5I,g55 50
VIZ. Rahauauui moved 10 add the provision. that the aprro-
UrIrr-- for th- department. were o. De- pad only on condition
t II -II5, ~. rl,tir,, aT.r . nm sir,tl
was u-t-E To- H. Adjourned
FIFrY-TmIED DAY-JULY ,.
The printed English version of the Report Of the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs was received.
Mr. KuuIsen. Of the Select Committee on the bill
passed. by the Mobiles, providing that any person who
shall make 4 false return II his property to the asses
sOrs, shall pay twice the amount Of the value OF the
particular tax respecting which he may have made
a false return, reported IN favor Of the bill, With GER
tair amendments. Ordered for Committee Of the
Whole.
Tr speaker announced a message from the Mobiles, that they
had passed the ban pr2,tiiHs Tor th- eni"Ement Of tlrre seho-
cfeaIsr Fsu.. fr tie enilrment Of not les than TIRE. nor
NOR thru twelve scholarships iu the College Amendment
ordered nr Committee Of thr whole Also, that ticy had pass
second Asacat- Ja-urcs 81 the supreme Court
q ma-4YE. WIa ulp received trluA HIS NTsI-uCF r. " inc
~I, .' 10 Nm ,- - - ~, M. Caranitfr-an Cl1nI.4r.,
TLe House went into Committee ON the Appropriation BIZ.
TIE iea % $1,000 for expenses under the q" act TO- mitigate
&c. was struck ort. by a vote 81 Is To- 10. The salary n the
hveI at 5000 per lnuum.
The f,lovius items also passed
For Interest on tie Evehequer Bills issued for the
e"doEmznt 81 I en-, Ted., U w. % f UarI b5.t ,.,t S9 V M
- n Queen DowaE~rs claim t. Aienu-.--.--- LOO ~
&c roTI,r m1zl1fn-- 1000 %
The Arproprltieu BH was ordered fr ensrossment. Al
jour.sI
FrrY-FoUHrm DAY-JULY 3.
The printed English version Of the Report Of the
Chief Justice was received.
Mr.. Rhodes. Of the Committee on Finance, report
Ell on the subject Of tine communication received from
the Minister If Finance. with a bill authorizing the
Minister OF Finance To negotiate a loan for 4 sum
not to exceed one hundred thousand dollars, for n
term not 10 exceed ten years, for the purpose Of can
ceiling the Government debt that may mature within
two years from the passage Of the Act; the rate Of
interest Hot to exceed nine per Ct Per anuum. The bill was
The Appropriation BI passed the third reading
Tire following bills passed their second reading Mr.
os 1u eI-c-i'1- shall proiu-- II their gEu expense thr witnesses
ul'inr oi testimony, by tlia'rzins The taking The deposition Of
witnessed Tor au action H1 g2Sss Mr. Harris bill providing that
IN matters OF probate and administration, the judge may order
th- smFIuu-in- % % special jury To- try a case; and Mr. Rlioi-s,
,I.r'ry r""Sr-. ,,t'frs ~ y..s.1. ~ d-n,.if in baas, and de.
liver To- Fo-mucers on their route, all letters and mailable
Iac,ae, received hy them outside the regular mails
wishing o. sell medicines or drugs, to procure licenses. wa. taxi
en- rr In turIm5-a-lf the Who'll. and after a short debate. the
bill Hus tablet Adjourned.
FrrrY-FTTH DAY-JULY f..
The following bills passed. their third reading; Mr..
kiPi's bill obIigjug the petitioners against the valid
ity Or an election to furnish the witnesses to substan-
tIIte their complaint; MIR. Harris bill referring TO
matters Of EquiJy, Administration, and Probhi and
Hr. EarIr>' bin providing Tor the delivery To- Po-tma- n Of
Ittrr- aud mlda-.e packages received by Captains outside the
regular mails
VIZ. Nul,nu's hl extending the Obligation to procure licenses
g. sell beef % carrtiH Districts "f the Islands. was taken up in
Cl-luir-e- "s The Who'll, AMI after q short debate, the bill was
tabled aijDlueI.
FIFTY-SiNTH DAY-JULY .
Mr.. Harris read the first time a bill to prevent the
spread Ut the sheep disease Ordered to be translated.
Mr.. Rhodes read the first time a bill providing
that in all cases Of seduction, fornicntion. or illicit
cuhlbtItiDn, where damages are awarded IN n civil
suit against the male offender, the punishment pro-
viIei in Chapter . of the Penal Code, shall 6e in
operative Is regards the woman, provided always
that she bc not \ person Of VIGOROUSLY loose habits
Ordered To- be tr~IuslItei.
Nr. KhnIe' hU aulardn- rhe Minister Of Finance to ncsa-
second time. auI ordered mr Committee Of t- whole.
Mr. Iitlrt BILL providing mr the prrpetuauas Of testimony,
The Speaser announced % message from the Nobes. that they
hnt passed. tHe HI r--liHtia- tie salaries IF 'ic Chief Justice
AMI N-aca,t-~. rH.lIsI 80 a. O. IL the salary Cd; the former ~
h IL ~
$1,000. auI che two fr H'wair 10 5000 each per auuum-
Amendment caucureI iu- Anil. further. that they had passed
t- uI ,1 -u-nuuz- ru,arf-Htui steam navigation
~ Gl, F.--a ny 5Ls Ng1s.s, rsggiEnT a kagwIrls- q the
1FI.,a,rl after Us. var gSrr'igz H,ats u Departments.
~f -|t f. E- e~ l'NN |N NffN-A |Aaat|e~s VS. IfNA
Oh. rr-t tuur- AMI grlrF-l Or Committee 90 the Whole.
The h1i-e went into Committee To- debate Mr. EaIIViu's bill
g. prevent a. vending 81 meats. vr-stIrlsS- and other market
pr-tIst- ou Gre sabbath Nr- Elasua moved o. liable the bill
The notion was l-t-l3 o. u but. AFTER a long debate. tu
wa-h tine bin was supported by Ne~-rs- Hr-h-rrE. Baldwin.
kipi. katU1, ami kIuhIu- opposed rs Nr-r-. pox-at-.
EuUi+-u, Rhodes, Webster. Harris KrIuNIi- K1aeul, KamlIo.
AMI Blr.uItr- q motion O. postpone indefinitely vas carried
Adjourned
FTTTH-SEvEyTH DAY-JULY :.
Petitions on numerous subjects were presented from
Hama, Wliiuku, Niihlu. and Puma. Hawaii.
Also on" from SIX foreigners q WJiILu, Maui. praying tie
enlistment ui % itN tr preserving ts woods I-I forests 1f thr
E'tAi-r -1lII- ''7L+ t- Importance % forests a. agents 10 at
tracing u't-tlr-1 ht .I-tth So forests were rapidly disappear
ing hy tht w''.imsn'- ave- while %. steps were taken % replace
tu- trees thus removed. hy tho pr-arvttilu % the uu terSrgxth
Of y'u1r trees. "Hir1 mr. destroyed nv the large herbs ofrstue
uFv roaming through these woods suI forests. The petition
was rf-Tai O. a select Committee consisting Of N-ssr-- KuuI-
sen. hJlIEIi and NIItuu-
Mr. ku1i"H. ofa select Committee, reported in favor of the
ii passed by the Noble. p-.vaiius for tin appointment ~ 3
tntptuy Commission, wita certain amendments. Ordered for
tH.Ils-t-r % the Who'll.
Mr. Ehri--' bin referring to eIse- of seduction, mrntration.
&c % real tAe ser1al time, and ordered fr Committee Df
t- Nl.T-.
W. Elri- - bin authorizing the Minister 81 Finance TO ne-o-
tt.rH ban 90 100000. was taken up in Commute 70 the
Nl--. Hy m1.r'u pf Nr- Baldwin, furthr- consideration 0u
ttf 1i va v'i.vl- until tn Committee on Finance had laid
before tn i,Is- an explanation 81 certain Discrepancies. incpn-
sisi"lsie- AMI Irregularities in the Ministers report 81 the eN-
T-nittur=s Of tn Hawaiian treasury during the past biennial
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