The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-02

the resolution convey Intero
Minister of Finance expected offended he is
expected to be an honest government Official aud
people who few type choose call bm thief they
do So Why should not this resolution, because
wish TO find about the government monies But the la
clause Of his resolution has been uttered from New York
this longitude and body who has printed uttered tina
on fat Lerr Je Koosna rromnted bv ma ri
notions The member
Knoaulua myself old acquantauccs and don't
lec Of his bng mixed up in religions affair and hop
that the members Will he compelled that the Minse
Of Interior never lent the government press to aid the sh
Of Honolulu and If any Of them want anything done Tor the
go2i Of i- people the government press "i do 1t as cheap Al
Committee AMI they examine anybodys account and the,
viii that the lshop Of Honolulu does not dollar
ana morality 10 this people welcome friends to the hng and
his government.
to 10y upon the table resolution.
Hon Mr. D-mns read for the first time bill Inendng Sec
ton 5I Of the Civil Code certain volunteer soldiers
Hon Mir Keawehunaha gave notice of bill relating to the
1st part Of section 4sl Of Civil Code.
Notion to proceed to order Of day, carried .
Hon Mr. K,spa moved that the Assembly resolve itself into
Committee Of the Whole of the Appro-
priaon Bill and Hon. Mr.. Heuck called to the chair
mite he adopted, carried II to Is
Mr. KeaweLunaaa moved that the report Of Committee OF
Considerable discussion place regarding several
small items, and Minister hoped they woul
ceed to business Of the house. nothing had ben done since
Monday and tina. thsre was c"Idsras r 1T IT. t. - attend md 10;
the Finance Committee except the member q: Waaua and lie
would with him the Finance Office, he would stay witt
him until he was satisfied there he could examine every re-
lion r smith said ha if this report was not adopted and
thai motion appoint another committee up before
Iniiee On motion OF Hon AT kaapa Assembly adjourned
TWENTY SIXTH DAY. May "a
Assembly met pursuant to adjournment.
Several unimportant petitions and reports
presented.
Minister Harris stated that he had papers
that lie wished lay the table, relating to
Bishop Staey. which Were receipts from the Gov
ernment Printing Olliee. He hoped that the House
woud proceed to the order of the day by IL O'Clock
He had caused account current to be drawn
out. showing how much was paid out to Tax As
SCISSORS. In there might be mistake in
the account he had brought in the receipts of both
the Tax Assessors and Collectors for the benefit of
the honorable member from Waialua He hoped
as lie had the information they would proceed
promptly to the order of the day. ... --. .
Hon. Mr. Kupau stated that Ee wished to say
something i'll regard to the Bishops receipts The
Vice President told him that he had better talk the
matter with competent accountant and
compare the receipts. and when be had come to his
conclusion, why then it would be time to bring the
matter before the House. He then stated that he
did not think that he to be favored with the
receipts as he thought that his resolution
tabled yesterday. ... ...
Hon Mr. Kupau also brought in resolution
SI,2O0 as his salary for the next two years.
Minister Hutchison moved that the resolution be
tabled.
Hon. Mr.. Kupau said that two resolutions
brought i'll yesterday allowing the Sherifis of Ha-
wall and Maui to have each Clerk, and he
reason why the Sheriff of Oahu, who resided in the
Capital OF the Islands should not have Clerk also
Hon. Mr. Nahaku favored the motion of the Min
istcr Of the interior, as the High Sheriff OF Oahu
has only one duty to perform, whereas the other
two have various duties. There WAS $4,000 ap-
propriated for The Sheriff OF Oahu, while those of
Maui and Hawaii only received $4,000 each for the
various duties they have to perform. He would
favor the resolution il the Hon. member from koo-
lauloa would give sufficient reasons for 1t. As an
amendment he would make it $500 for the two
years
Hon. Mr. kcawehunahala remarked that if the
member from kaanapale would have thought
little he would have seen that the salaries for tie
Sherifs OF Maui and Hawaii have been raised He
did not see why lie shonld say that the Sheriff OF
Oahu had nothing To DO. because lie was a very
hard working official Of this Government. Perhaps
lie does not remember how the Marshal risked his
life. in the celebrated Hanham chase i'll carrying
out the laws of this Government And a. we have
allowed the Sherif- of Mani and Hawaii Clerks.
ought to be fair aud allow the Sheriff Of Oahu
one aud Kauai should also have Clerk for its
Sheriff if desired. He WAS in favor of allowing
$500 ior the salary Oi the Clerk OF the Sheriff ot
Oahu.
Minister Hutchison hoped that the Assembly
would not appropriate sums for Offices there was
10 Use for. but the petition from Lahaint hc
SympathiZ"d with. the Sheriff ot that place had
great many duties 10 perform. and Clerk was
some hing very necessary iuv him. There was
little mistake before the House that he wished 10
correct. viz: in the Appropriation bIli ol loou,
the items for sheriff OF Maui. $1,000: Tor Collector
Oi Maui. 1000. At present the Sheriff performed
the duties of Sheriff and Collector iuT $1,000 year.
which formerly cost $1,000 a year. Yesterday he
favored the petition from Lahaina. as lee welt knew
the exact circumstances: but lie should certainly
oDDos, the resolution now before the House.
Islands asked for such preparation.
Motion tor $1,000 for Clerk Of Marshal passed
Harris moved reconsideration Of the vote and
said That this very small te but passed that the
next thing the Assembly would see that the supernnd-
al - asI Er I'Iers Who ever herd Of MarshaTs
General told (here the Interpreter asked
Finance) Ught
$4,000 and that If they di they mistaken,
ss he, has several eouents Minister Harris moved to re-
The adoption of the resolution r Clerk r the Mar
Minister Harris moved that the resolution he tabled
Ukeke remarked thai lie respected the views Of
Finance that he had writing
Sars's oce and asked him if received ANY pa fr his
piled in the NEGATIVE lie felt pretty happy day and would
He Marshal received fees, like
stables the police only received monthly lie
was in favor Of ng resolution passed all ght
not bring in his resolution discharge all
Hon Mr. Abolo stated that the Marshal did not want Clerk
Clerk it had better be taken hs sal
ary Consideration ~ha, has
the Marshal dit CLERK would have all this
When the petition regarding the Clerk
Sheriff Of Maui presented opposed it, hiuking that it
would be a bad precedent
The motion resolution adopted
Minister moved that the Assembly proceed the
order Of the day which the Appropriation Bill.
Salary Attorney General. S2,4OO
Hon NJ Ns,aku moved to strike out this item from the
Appropriation Bill the flee of Attorney General will allow