The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-06-09

the travelling expenses of the member Of This Assembly paid
l passing item $1,000 travelling
penses Judges aud Attorney General am not going to
then opposite side If the members of this House
travelling expenses also am question asked
by honorable member for Waau and support his idea Of
appropriation travelling Of the
Inspector General intend when the uf miscellaneous
expenditures resolution de-
travelling expenses the Governor of Maui and Kauai
The for expenses Judges ard Attorney Geneai I'd
| Circuit Court-passed as the budget $1,000.
Committee and Assembly adjourned
THIRTY-FIFTH DAY, June D.
Assembly met at IL A. NJ and opened with usual
proceedings Vice President Hon. @. Rhodes in the
| Chair.
Hon. Mr.. Aholo introduced resolution TO the
effect that the sum of $4,000 be appropriated for
! the purpose of printing book on Navigation IN
| the Hawaiian anguage--tabled.
Hon. Mr.. Nahallu introduced amendment to
rule 81, to the effect thai member be allowed to
| speak more than fifteen minutes any sub
| ject. On motion of Minister Vargny. resolution
was tabled.
Minister Hutchison withdrew his notice to amend
rule 81 Of the House.
Hon. Mr. Mahelona introduced resolution that
the Minister of Interior set apart in the
Insane Asylum. for the purpose of taking care of
old women and men who have no children, and
that the Minister of Finance be Instructed to by
aside the of $4,000 for their support Reso-
luton tabled.
Hon. Mr.. Mahelona introduced resolution that
the Minister of Finance reserve the sum of $4,000
for the additional expenses of the Lahanaluna
Seminary for the purpose of procuring a teacher
of navigation and medical teacher.
Minister Harris said that he astonished at
the member from Waianae and Eva and if he
would go with him up to his office he could teach
him practical navigation in two hours and half
provided he could add sUbstract and divide.
Hon. Mr.. Ukeke was in favor of the resolution
with the exception of the medical teacher at La
hainaluna. because there Hawaiian disease
which foreign doctors cure. and which are
only curabe by the attendance of Hawaiian doc
tors. He in favor of having Medical Insti-
tute with Hawaiian, for professor. \ foreign
doctor eXceled in taking out eyes and amputating
limbs, but otherwise native doctor good
as any foreign one, for he will make a sick
well and brisk. Suiting the action to the words.
he made some expressive gyrations of his limbs
and body, which satisfied every one of the force of
his arguments.
Minister Varigny and informed the
honorable member that the Legislative Assembly
not dance hall.
Ukeke replied that he did not why he could
not throw his legs about as well as Mr.. Harris.
though they were not quite 50 long.
Hon. Mr. Kamalo moved that the resolution be
referred to the Sanitary Committee-carried.
Bill to amend Section 332 of Civil Code. read on
its third reading. This law relates to the election
of officers in the Fire Department.
Minister Hutchison moved that the consideration
of this bill be postponed.
Hon. Mr.. Boyd was opposed to the motion.
Hon. Mr.. Narigny was in favor of the motion of
the Minister of Interior as he saw no reason for
any objection to it. The election of officers for the
L I. ~, 20,
and if elections put off for two years the de
partment would loose its interest in elections.
Hon. Mr.. Dominis said there is no city in the
Pacific of the size of Honolulu that has a finer
Fire Dep artment and in favor of the bill, but
if the Ministers wanted TO postpone the considera-
tion of it. he had objections the Fire Depart
ment has had its annual election. and few days |
would make but little difference to it.
Hon. Mr.. kamalO moved that the bill pass on its |
third reading. as it would be making bad prece-
dent for the House to postpone the consideration of
a bill on its third reading.
to meeting OF the Fire department and they were All satisfied
with the bi, and that its consideration
Motion to defer consideration of the bill-lost
0n notion Houe proceeitd to the order Of te fay
On motion of Hon Mr. Kamao Huse resolved itself
District IudEe for Waranae and Eva.
Donnis that salary District
Judge "f Waianae and E"aas at 5000 as m the Appopa
this Isl. nd that Judge of Esa and Waianae
had more work than any other District Justice and had never
complain Of his salary He reducing
$780, in order to prevent injustice the other district
Hon Wool moved that pass at 5000 as amend
the that made the amendment, would
supper; The Justice Eva wailna= poor
his house deapiiates condition the
ers would see by gong down there he also had large family
Hon Mr. Boyd said he should for the
Hon. Mr. Kamalo-Im in favor of passing the item
BILL because the person who ought to know all (the
Governor Of the lan that his salary sufficient the
duties that he discharges.
Hon Nr Ii favor of passing this bill.
Hon MIR Kakani in favor Of the District Judge
and Waanae 5000 instead of $500 the Appopra-
ton b ana tle Government were poor at one time and
salaries officers. why
tlat they have large surplus in the treasury.
Hon Mr. helwe!unahaia said that he felt ashamed think
that this Of 500 had tax up
Assembly. He a under Government
time and the salary received not enough support
these
receive this Psy salary 1t is just the thing
magistrates their patches &c. and
before them, just patch
and sit Judge when they covered all with mud
Hon. surprised at Of the members Of
pass their districts aud when they
this island they salary
edges any member of this House 10 think
lis Of
the other District Magistrates had been by all these Mag
but did stop with a mistaken
idea that Of the members have regarding the Judges
tertaiung Ministers.
Uk-ke-I said before that when paw Of
foreigner up raised passed natives
up taken and mashed Ike by Ministers
following Offices, the Minister Finance. District
and Waiauae the Minister Of Foreign Relations
District Judge at KooiauPokoi and the Governor
Judg Lsua and IA they would it and
for the this
and you viii be respected will be respected by holding
salaries much You will be $1,000
year. $4,000 burdensome the Government
would say Of my fellow Representatives watch