The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-06-12

Day-the Appropriation Bill-in Committee Of the
/ Whole, on its second reading Mr.. Komoikehuehu in
the Chair.
DEPARTMENT oE THE INTERIOR.
Salary Of Chief ,OOO-passed.
Second q" ........... ........ 5000
Governor Of Oahu-......... 5000
Maui ......... 5000
Eauai......... 2.4OO
Afer recess Mr.. Mikalemi was called to the Chair.
Salary Of Governess Of Hawaii, 5000
H. Il. W. c. LunaIilo moved to strike out the item
any item for Ler should, his opinion. be placed
ander the head Of Permanent Settlements.
Mr. Kaukaha moved to amend to 81 600.
Mr. Martin favored the motion Of Mr.. Kaukaha.
Mr. a. F. Judd was in favor Of the motion to strike
out, as proposed by Il. II. W. C. Lunalio. aud place
the item, whatever should be appropriated for Her
Excelency under the head of Permanent Settlements
Mr.. Lonoaea moved to amend to S, 600.
Mr.. KuihelaDi moved to amend to 50 600.
Mr.. Kaukaha moved to amend to s., 900.
After considerable discussion to strike out the item
put and lost. The motion TO pass the item at
5000 put and lost The motion to amend to
$500 was put and lost bya vote Of Ito 20.
The motion to amend to s., 900 was put to vote
and passed by vote Of 20 to II.
Salary of Lieutenant-G Governor of Hawaii, 50 900.
Mr.. Knai moved to amend to 81 25O, which was was
put and lost and the item passed at $1,000.
Salary Of Clerk Of Governor of Oahu, $500.
Hon. Mr.. Kalakaua moved to amoud to 81 900,
which put vote and lost; item passed at $500.
Salary Of Clerk Of Governor of Maui, 81, 900.
Hon. Mr.. Kalakaua moved to amend to 81 200 :;
put to vote and lost item passed at 81 900
Salary Of Clerk Of Governor of Kauai, 81 900.
Hon Mr.. Knlakaua moved to strike out the item.
Mr. Carter moved to amend to $500.
Motion to pass at 81 600 put to vote and carried.
On Committee rising the Chairman reported pro-
gress and asked leave to sit again Report accepted
and leave granted.
Assembly adjourned
THIRTY THIRD DAY, JUNE 9th, 1872.
The Assembly met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent, His Ex P. Nahaolelua in the Chair Prayer
by the Chaplain Journal OF preceding day read and
on motion, approved.
Mr.. Poll, Chairman of Select Committee to whom
was referred Bill relating to markets, presented
Report recommending that not more than $50 be
charged for the annual rental of any STALL or not
more than 81 per diem when let by the day; that
the tax imdosed on those who bring in fish from the
country be paid to the lessee Of the stall where the
fish sold that no tax be levied on people selling
goods on the street. The Report recommended the
passage of the Bill, with slight amendments.
Mr. A. F. Judd presented Majority Report, that
in their opinion the law in relation to markets was
wei enough as it stood the difficulty complained
of by the fishermen and others was not attributable
to the law but to the rules and regulations put in
force by the Minister of the Interior, by the power
afforded him under the law, and recommended the
indefinite postponement of the Bill. On motion,
consideration of both Reports and the Bill deferred
10 the Sth inst.
Mr.. a. F. Judd read for the first time Bill to
regulate the Issuing of Royal Patents Bill passed
TO second reading and printing.
His Ex. the Attorney General gave notice of a
Bill to amend Chapter 9, Peual Code.
Mr.. Mikalemi introduced the following Resolu-
luton: Whereas, the lunches now provided by nhe
Sergeant-atArms not satisfactory, therefore, be
it resolved that the Sergeant-at-Arms be requested
to furnish Hawaiian articles of food for lunches
hereafter. Resolution withdrawn
Mr.. Hitchcock gave notice of a Bin to amend Sec.
ton 1884 of the Civil Code; also a Bill to amend
Section $40 of the Civil Code.
Mr. Aholo introduced Resolution that the sum
OF 5000 be inserted in the Appropriation Bill 10
build market-house in Lahaina. To be considered
with the Appropriation Bill.
Mr. Kupakee read for the first time Bill to amend
Section 81, Chapter So of the Penal Code. Passed
TO second reading and printing.
his H., W. C. Luualilo, introduced a Resolution
that the sergeant-atArms be instructed to provide
lunch every day at noon, at the Restaurant of Mr. 1
Kealakai and that the same be paid for out of the
Expenses Of the Legislature.
His Ex the Minister of the Interior spoke of the
manner in which these Resolutions regarding lunches
had been discussed, and for himself be felt very
much ashamed Of it if the House did not, and was
pleased that there were no strangers present Iap