The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-06-01


Salary OF Secre:sry-$4,0Oo. M
Office expenses of Foreign Ageuts-Sa, 900.
Postage and fncidentais-ss,o 600.
Expenses of Foreign Missions. SIS 900.
The item of $4,000 for the support of Miitar
was referred to Military Committee for considers
ton in accordance with the resolution of Mr. Kau
kaha
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR.
Salary Of Miuister-$l0O00
Salary of Chief Clerk-s4ooo
Salary of I'd Clerks, 600
Salary of Governor of Oahu-SS 900.
Salary of Governor of Maui-S5, 600
Salary of Governess of Hawaii-S2000.
Salary OF Governor of Kauai-S2, 400
Salary of Lieut. Governor Of Hawaii-S20 600
Mr.. Hitchcock moved to make the item 81, GOO an,
strike out the item of s. 900 for Clerk of Governes
Of Hawaii on the ground that it was a needless ex
penditure.
Mr.. Halemanu amended to 1000.
Mr.. Kamakau TO s, 400
Mr. Kepoikai to 5000
But all of the above motions were tabled and tn,
item for Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii, passed a
5000
Salary OF Clerk of Governess of Hawaii-s2, oOO
Sal ,ries of Clerk Governor of Oahu, Governess O.
Hawaii and Governor of Kauai, were postponed un
Ill Committee reports
Salary OF Post Master General-s5,Oo0
Salary Of LIST CLERK Post Office-s2, 400
Salary of ID Clerk Post Office-sSS2
Incidcntals and other Exp. of Post Ofice-s5, 500
Pay of Post Masters on Hawaii-SS00.
The item of 81, 900 for Post Masters on Maui was
deferred.
Pay of Post Masters on Kauai-s400
Pay of Messengers-S1,144
Pay of Keeper of Royal Mausoleum-s500.
New Sarcophagus for Kamehameha III-Sl 900.
Expenses of Mausoleum-s5Oo.
Salary of Tailor of Oahu Prison-S30 900.
Salary of Water Super. Clerk of Markets, 600
Purchase of Road Stock-sl, 500.
Interpreting and Translatiug-sl, 900.
Completing New Post Ofice-s6O00
Government Surveying-S0o0.
Repairs to Government Buldings-sl0,oo0
Rent of Government Ofiees-S2, 400
Court House and Lookup Waialua, O.-Sl, 400
Court House and Lock Hama, M.-Sl, 500.
Court House and Lookup Kona, H.--Sl, 600
Court House and Lookup \. Kohala, H.-sl 600
Several items were deferred for future considera-
ton, amongst Others, all of those for Roads and
Bridges on the whole Islands
Committee rose, reported progress, asking leave
to sit again Friday next week, report approved and
the House adjourned.
TwENTY-FIFTH DAY, May 18th, 1870.
Assembly met and opened as usual. Petitions
Presented
By Mr. Kepoiksi from Waikiki praying that the
poor people may be exempted from working on roads
in payment of road tax. ard the tax assessed on
horses, carts etc. that aborers may be released from
work on holidays and that contracts may be signed
not only by the parties contracting but by ,other
witnesses
By Mr.. Halemanu from Hamakua praying that the
sums be appropriated; $4,000 to buy "a
sugar mill for the District $50 for buoys at Kawela
5000 for physician for the District and that Gov
eminent Lands may be given to the poor people
By Mr.. Pilipo from Koua praying that the Legis
allure will consider the troubles Of those Districts
he lack of physicians and the badness of the roads
hat some thing may be done to aid them.
By Mr.. Wahine from Hilo praying that fire wood
IN Konohiki lands may be made property for the
enants. The above petitions were referred to the
proper Committees.
Report Of cohBsites-Mr. Pilipo reported from
he Committee on Internal Improvements and Gov
mment Lands. favorably to petition from Lahaina
skiing that a market may be built there Report
ccepted.
Resolatioas.-Mr Kepoikai introduced Bill to
constitute the Representatives Inspectors of
nent for each District Bill read and passed to ID
eading, and ordered printed.
Mr.. Rice introduced Bill TO provide for steam
avigatiou between Honolulu and Kauai. Bill read
nd passed to ID reading under the Rules.
His Ex. Mr.. Phillips introduced Bill to amend
be laws relating TO gaming and to repeal Sections
& of the Penal Code. Bill read and passed to
d reading.
Mr. Wahine offered a resolution that the Military
,ompany at Huo be continued under the leadership
fHon. Mr.. Hitchcock, and that the members of /
aid company be exempted from faxes. Ruled out /
order.
Mr.. Kamakau offered a resolution that $500 be 1
Inserted in the Appropriation Bill for the new road
Pauoa Valley from the head of Fort Street, Homo
llu- Indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Nali offered resolution that 81 900 be insert
in the Appropriation Bill for the construction of
D Aims House at Honolulu. Returned to the mem
En- sf
Mr.. Wahine offered resolution that the President
+ the House instruct the reporters for the Au Ola
I'd the KSokoa to report correctly the proceedings
the House.
He said that days KSoko0 had reported that Mr.
anaike had offered a resolution TO instruct the
mister of Interior to show cluse why the American
onsul took money from Hawaiian Sailors, and he
ID introduced said resolution himself Resolution
as Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Martin offered resolution that the Special
Ommittee on all petitions asking for money be in
ructed to assemble after adjournment to- y.
abIed
Mr.. Kaai offered resolution that the Committee
accounts be instructed TO draw 5000 for the ex-
.nses of the Legislature carried.
Mr. Kuapuu gave notice of Bill TO amend Secs
and Srd Of law passed in 1865 with reference to
e sale of Beef
Mr. Martin introduced Bill TO amend Secs 1917
1870 inclusive of the Civil Code, Bill read and
ssed TO 2nd reading being ordered printed.
Order Of lie Day.-First on the Orders was Bill
regard TO taxes upon Animals upon its ID reading.
N read. The changes proposed in the animal
xes, were to allow every horse, taxed only Soc
d married persons two horses faxed SOC each, all
her horses should he 81 90. Mules and Asses 25c.
ne dog tax should remain as at present, but every
xed dog must wear tag, all others shall be killed
thOut mercy.
On motion Of Mr. Aholo the Bill was ordered into
,nmittee of the whole, His Elk Mr.. Phillips in the
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