The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-06-01

] MADE 10 approve Inc report, winch Nh> lSSStu-
Hon. Mr. Bishop for Finance Committee reported
petitions praying for a reduction in His Nhjesty's
and other Government officers salaries, asking for
reduction of horse tax, and from Wsimea on the
sane matter; and recommending reference to Com
mittee on Internal Improvements petition for
81 600 for seows at Hanaei; also for the Committee
on Foreign Relations, recommending taeling petit
ton for $4,000 for an expedition Butaritari, to
avenge the shooting of Mr.. Mahoe steps have al
ready been taken BY Government in regard to the
matter.
On motion of g. q. W. c. Lunalilo, the reports
were approved
Mr.. Kepoikai asked to be allowed to return TO the
House petition regarding the work Of prisoners,
which had been referred TO Special Committee, of
which he wss Chairman, as there was Bill before
the Assembly the same matter, and this petition
should properly be examined with It.
Resolu;ioas-Mr. Martin gave notice of q Bill to
amend sections 1917 l4ls 1919 and 1870 of the Civil
Code
Mr. KaukAha offered resolution that as 1t appear
ed 10 the Budget for the next two years, that the
appropriation for the military much greater than
before that the Military Committee be instructed TO
take the said matter into consideration and report
TO the House.
His Ex Mr. Smith moved TO table the resolution,
as the matter could be considered in Its order before
the House.
His Ex Mr. Harris said that in the mean time, be-
fore consideration both he and the Adjutani Gene
raj would be happy to meet not only the Military
Committee, but members from the whole House,
and explain matters to them. Resolution tabled.
His EN Mr.. Phillips gave notice OF bill to enlarge
the jurisdiction OF Police Courts in certain of
aggravated assault
Mr. Hanaike introduced Bill to make permanent
settlements upon His Ex Mr. Kauoa and Hon Mr.
Kansina. of $1,000 per year. Read FIRST time and
motion was made by His Ex. Mr.. Hutchison TO
ieci the bI he said that there hope of its
passage, and the time of the Assembly being
fruered away upon many useless matters Motion
was lost, and bill passed to second reading.
HHwC LuuaHlo moved that the rules be sus-
pended in order that he NAV bring in Bill to pro-
vide for salary for the President of the Board OF
Education, and to make said President Minister
Of Public Instruction" Rules suspended, bill read
drsi time.
His Ex. Mr.. Harris arose and stated that the Bill
was Unconstitutional, as the Ministry was fixed by
the Constitution and it also specified way in which
the Constitution could be amended, therefore he
moved TO reject the Bill, motion lost and the bill
passed TO second reading
M Naukaua gave notice of Bill to amend sec
ton 40 OF the Civil Code.
Mr., Hanaike offered resolution that the sergent-
alarms be ordered TO supply each member of the
House with $50 postage stamps, rejected.
Mr.. Wahine offered resolution that the President
order the Governor Of Oahu and the Minister of In
terror, 10 show reason why the American Consul
takes money belonging TO Hawaiian sailors. shipped
on American whalers, be wished to know what right
said Consul had 10 percentage OF the wages of Ha-
waiian seamen.
On motion of Mr.. Kaukaha the order of the day
was taken up.
First on the orders was the Appropriation Bill
House went into committee, Hon. Mr. Bishop in the
chair.
First item read was as follows: Her Majesty
Queen Kalsma s., 100
Mr.. Hitchcock moved Recommendation OF its pas
sage
Mr.. Pilipo moved to refer 10 a Select Committee.
After about hour and half of desultory discus
sion on the two motions the second molten was
lost and question was called on the item at $4,000
which was passed.
Her Majesty Queen Emma, $4,000, passed on
motion Of M Hitchcock
Legislature snd Privy Council.-Expenses of Leg
islature, SIS, OO0-passed.
Secretary of Privy Council, IS per meeting, 500
passed.
Completing copy of Privy Council Records, $500
passed
Stationery and Incideutals Privy Council 500
passed
Judiciary Department-Salary Chancellor and
Chief Justice, SIC, oOO-passed.
Salary First Associate Justice, $sOO0-passed
Salary Second Associate Justice, sSooo-passed.
S1ra 60, Il
Salary Deputy Clerk Supreme Court. 81, 40o-pass-
Salary Interpreter Supreme Court, Honolulu, 81,
loo-passed
Salary Interpreter Police Court, Honolulu, $1,000
passed.
Salary Circuit Justice, Oahu, s., 900. Mr.. Abolo
moved to postpone consideration of the items of
salaries Of Circuit Justices Of the various Islands,
until the judiciary Committee report on bill upon
hat snbject-passed.
Next item read as follows: Salary Police Judge,
Honolulu, 81 oOo-psssed.
Salary Police Judge, HilO, 81 000-passed.
Salary Police Judge. Lshaina, S2,OOo-passed
Salary District Justice Puma, Hawaii S5OO-passed
Salary District Justice Kau, Hawaii, S6oo-passed.
SALARY District Justice, y. kona, Hawaii, $50
,assed. provided but Justice was appointed for
18th North and South Kona, then the item would
K $500
Salary District Justice s. Kons, S450-passed ,
Salary District Justice n Kohss, S60o-passed {
Salary District Justice S. Kohals s6O0-passed {
Salary District Justice Hamskus, s6OO-p4ssed
Salary District Justice Wailuku. Maui, 800 |
assed. ,
Salary District Justice Mskawao, s6Oo-passed :
Salary District Justice Hans, S6oO-passed. ,
Salary District Justice Ksupo. S6OO-passed.
Salary District Justice Lanai, S40O-passed. =
Salary District Justice Molokli s600-passed
Salary District Justice Eva and Waisnae, Oahu.
6oo-passed. /,
Salary District Justice waislua and KoolauloA,
'shu, s50o-passed. Q
Salary District Justice KoolaupOko, Oahu, $500
sssed .
SALARY District Justice Hanale and AnahOIa. Kau-
. s6oo-psssed. n
Salary District Justice Libue, S6O0-passed v
Salary District Justice Koloa, s600-passed. o
Salary District Justice Haimes, seO0-passed Z
Salary Clerk of Second Judicial Circuit Court 500
passed
Salary First Clerk of Third Judicial Circut Court.
Soo-pa>sed N
Salary Second Clerk of Third Judicial Circuit
curt, SS00-p4ssed.
Sslsrr Clerk of Fourth Judicial Crcuit Cont sSnn