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

have salary Did the Collector Laain,
ask to have his St'y ra,' Did ;he Attorney General as
thought they ought to have it, it i with the District Jud
unfair vii move as an amendment 70 raise the salaries OF al
Kauai which will only $1,000
Motion to pass As n bill carried.
/ Committee and House adjourned.
TmRTY-FOUKTH DAY. June 4.
The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment
Vice President q. Rhodes in the Chair.
Hon. Mr.. Wood presented il petition from the
! Lepers Hospital complaining of the Board OF
Health, because they were not provided with a
proper DOCTOR and ihat the doctor only furnished
them with medicine, and if the desired effect
was not reached, the epers We're transported to
Molokai, and varions other triing complaints.
Referred to a Select Committee composed of Hon.
Messrs. MaLeiona, KAPPA. Smith Keliipio and Ku-
Mai.
Hon. Mr.. Hulucli presented petition from Ma
wiiiwi. praying that $1,000 be laid aside for the
purpose OF building wharf that place. Re
ferred to Committee on Internal improvements.
Hon. Mr.. Ukeke presented a petition from koo-
lanpoko, praying that English school be estab-
lished at Kaneohe. Motion TO lay the table.
Hon. Mir. kamalo moved that the petition be re-
fcrrcd a Select Committee.
Minister Harris said that he favored the opinion
Of the honorable member from North Kona, this
petition was not AN honest one, and that the Com
ni;tee investigate the matter, and that there
laws that would reach persons who made out such
petitions.
The Vice President appointed the Hon. Messrs
Harris. kanalo. Wana. kahaulilio and kaaliha
such Committee.
Minister Il"'chis"h gave hotlce oi MS intention
to move amendment to Rule 81. to the effect
that no member speak more than once on tie
subject.
MN "' NV eH''ii'il'" "'H SI"H'eu pei iltls
sion t" read for the first time bill to repeal Sec
|. Chap ~. of the Penal Code. removing the
,ir tt,. biiI n.,S..J its G,It raoIinrr ~ N INV
'l"i 'i' pili P'SSeu lis H,s Ie"uinS'
Committee Of the Whole for the consideration of
the Appropriation Bill
NJ;ritt,, II,,,cIi,C,, ,,,,.od ,,o,ps;l,,r,.;,r 90
q, l.Sel u i" I 't,"n t, vi
Court and moved the appropriation be 81 200.
lion Mr. keawehunala moved, as an amendment
to the item the striking ont the words TRAVELLING
- VS., -, ',i - i'I III -. C",l "'''''5
Al ,lEa,t IL @ - @ ''-. " : I - ~, " M, m M = - .t w
the Assembly W"nld not follow the Ideas OF the
I'm ','''''; d ,'' W. "ft'o-
priated for men 10 live and not tor their travelling
expenses.
Minister iiutoi-@" H"i'l tl'"t he li,i not "ii'vi-
.ynnns.s'n 'nf tb. "a Cir.uit Cnnrt md onlv Gco0
for the expenses OF the 2d Circuit Court winch has
great deal more to attend TO- lie addressed the
- H., 81 ni,,,int g, md ,L, AIM, ttn,r,I
OI me "a district court ana tic Attorney GENERAL
Minister Harris said that he would IKE to ask the gentlemen
Assembly deducted their
tie dollars important item Ii gentlemen wished
General lie would he happy show him. lie would
any could around Ilawn any
paying passage.
for money pay hut took his horse
and carried his baggage. If the Attorney General has
friend horse he charge
men r goes good There
single gentleman in this House who is Government
officer that pays his travelling eNpenseand why exclude the
paid by the Government According
OF the members here the Attorney General sends the
Marshal a policeman anywhere he charge If
himself le pay his If at Kaupo they
they into little trouble and the 'ttorney General
his hire, little queer:
lie hoped the members of the Assembly would consider what
he hadsa areno
worth while for him Some remarks
he the Attorney General,
aud in answer he would that he did not know did the
King know. but i any of lou /
should certainly like hear who Member
Kooaupoko-" am lie Attorney Gencral' If the
ney resigned accepted
Finance, which has the salary attached he
doing-perhars because
work great other reason best known to him
He the members expected first
man herr work his living aud do of The
which euanaei from the member Hama and
he probably aware that some time the Attorney
attended Court Hama his and when through
his deputy and paid the
drpny himself for his ser, ce: and if he remembers rightly
petition Hama him from his
Judge and did not the Attorney General there and settle
the matter acay between the parties and let him rain his
that him t. Iiana occasion lie only said
did for the benefit Of his Attorney General
last he has done the work Of Attorney General with the slight
remuneration and will still continue do till is
Hen Mr. kcawehuuaiala said that when the item under
discussion read he voted TO put it down because mention
the the Attorney General aud the Judges for the
performance "f their duties throughout the kingdom they do
Honolulu alone. Tie Governors Of the different islands have
tins Assembly their IL
was made Ter the Inspector "eeraI lac should vote Tor IT. aS lac
money pay travelling (ere Minister Harris stated