The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13

Saturday evening. May 9th. Motion inde6.
ni,ely postponed.
/ Mr. kamakaa offered resolution that the
/ Y. q Advertiser be discontinued from the list
I Of papers taken by the House. as it had said
some disrcsPectfal things on the action Of the
Judiciary Committee in regard TO the Homo
lulu election case. After discussion resolution
withdrawn.
On motion Of Mr.. Phillips the order Of the
day was taken up.
oRpER OF rms DAr.-ApprOPriAtiOn Bill
had the precedence.
House went into Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Boyd in the Chair.
APPROPRIATED Of $685. 900 for His Majesty
was moved 10 be placed at $4,000.
Mr.. keawehunahala said that in former
times all the taxes were paid directly 20 the
King, but he generously gave certain privi-
leges o. the people, among others the disposi-
ton Of the public monies. Now. should we
not give him. out of this public fund. proper
appropriation.
Mr.. Pilipe thought that the appropriation
was too much. II We were to be guided by
other countries. even now the sum was too
large. The tax on every person here for this
purpose is over so cents, while in other lands
It was bat few cents. Ii the King was paid
as the Queen ef England. his salary would be
preparation. the King had very large income
from the crown and his own private lands.
He supported the item as in the bill.
Mr.. Rhodes offered an amendment. that the
appropriation remain rs in the 6il. and =, 900
be appropriated for his progresses. He saw
no reason advanced yet to increase the appro-
priation. The King. out Of his private purse.
had paid the debts Of . good many Of his
friends. lie did not make known his private
beneheenecs, and out Of the appropriations
which he had received he did not get any Of
the increases that had been made the last few
years.
Mr.. NahAku was of opinion that the people.
as = nation, would advocate an increase Of
salary. He amended to place the sum at
S45 200.
Mr.. Kcakanu objected to the principles ad-
vaneed BY the member from waialua. He
thought that the rights which the people now
had, were not from the King. but were inhe-
rent. and would have come at some time. King
or no King. The money belonged to the
people, and the Representatives were sent
here to dispose Of it. He objected to the
amendment Of the member for Honolulu. The
travelling expenses Of the King were nothing.
Everywhere he went, the aloha Of the
people supplied him with great deal of food,
etc. He amended to place the sum at So 0Qe.
Amendment to St5, goo was put and carried
10 10 is.
Salary of Chief Justice, $4,000. Passed.
lst Associate Justice. 5000. Passed.
Salary Of I'd Associate Justice, s. ,e00.
On motion Of Mr.. Judd was amended to
S 0O0. Passed.
Salary of Circuit Judge of Oahu, 81 500.
Salary Cirruit Judge on Maui, s., 400.
Travelling expenses of do, 5000
Salary Circuit Judge of Kauai, $4,000.
Provision for Hon. L. Andrews, $1,000.
Same for John Ii. - .e0o.
Mr.. Keawehunahala moved to insert "tem-
porAry provision for C. ksnsina. $1,000"
Lest. So TEfr Cr
Salary Of Police Justice of Honolulu, - ,00Q.
Police Justice at Lahaina, s. 900.
Police Justice at Hilo. 81 600.
Salary clerk Of I'd Circuit, $500.
1st clerk Sd Circuit, $500.
"a a. $500
Clerk of 4th $3.50.
Clerk of the Supreme Court, - 900.
Deputy clerk Supreme Court, S,400.
Interpreter. $, ,00e.
Expenses Supreme Court, 50 600.
Expenses I'd Circuit Court. 81 zoo.
Expenses Of Sd Circuit 81 500.
Expenses of 4th Circuit 5000.
Stationery for Supreme and circuit Courts
$500
81 SEQ.
Purchase of Law books $500.
SALARY district Indre Pima Hawaii S60n