The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-05

passed atSsOO.
Salary OF Dist Justice, KauPo Maui s6OO-passed
Nulosai, S6o0-pssSed.
Lansi, S4Oo-passvd.
Eva and waiauae, 500
passed.
Salsry OF Dlstric, Judge Of waisl0A and Koolau
lea, S6oo-psssed.
SALARY OF District Justice of Koolaupoko, 500
passed.
Salary OF Dis,ric, Justice Of Hauslei, 500.
Mr.. Rice moved to smvud 10 500; which was pu
TO vote and lost. Item passed at 5000
Salary OF Dist, Judge, Lihue, Ksusi, Ssoo-pssscd
koloa, $500
waimea, $eO0
" Clerk ora Jud. Circuit Court, 500
A." Isl CLERK OF 81 Judlcial CircuiJ Court, $50
passed.
Salary "a Clerk Of Sd Judicial Circuit Court, 500
passed..
Salary CLERK 4th Judicial Circuit SS0o-passed.
Stationery and lucideutals tor ail the Courts lin
elusive OF expenses Of printing and postage 81 s1a
Mr.. Poll moved to smrnd 81, coo which was lost,
and item psssvd AT $50
/ Excuses Supreme Court, 81. 7oo-Psssed.
Expenses OF Witnesses in criminal eases tried in
the Surue Court and Cirruit Courts, to be allow ed
\ by the presiding Justice, SSOO-passet.
/ Expenses Of Court ID Jud. Circuit 81 eoo-passed.
% $500
an $500
Purchase Of Law Books, Ssoo-psSsed.
On motion, Committee rosr, and the Cbairmsn
reported progress aud asked leave to sit again on
Monday. Leave granted, aud report adopted
Bill to amend Section l44S OF the Civil Code read
by its lille, and passed 10 third reading.
Bill to prevent the use Of explosive substances in
taking ash read by its title aud passed to third
reading.
An Act requiring the Identification Of persons
Offering Acknowledgements 10 intrumeuts, read by
It's title and passed 10 third reading.
Assembly adjourned.
TwESTr-SISTH DAY, JUSE /, 1872.
The Assembly met st 10 o'clock A. r., the Presi-
dent His Ex. P NahaoleuA in the Chair. Prayer
by the Chaplain. Journal Of preceding day read
and approved.
Mr.. A. F. Judd gave notice Of Bill to amend An
Act to encourage the establishment Of woOlen Mills.
Mr.. KAai introduced Resolution that the pay OF
the Messenger be s. 50 day, the to date back
to the first day Of the session.
Mr.. Carter said !; was understood that the pay Of
the officers Of the Assembly should be the same as
las, session, and did Why the Messenger pay
should be increased, and while the subject
toned, as Chairman Of the Committee on Aceounts,)
the subject Q. lunches, which Legislature were
iniulgiug pretty freely, and the manner in which
they were reekiessy spending the $4,000 ApprOpri-
Ased for legislative expenses and considering that
many Of the members were here on platform Of re-
form. 4 G, eneonomy, be did not think it very con-
sstent.
Mr. Aholo favored the remarks Of the last speaker
regarding the pay Of the Messenger. but thought the
latter portion Of bis remarks OFT Of order.
On motion Of Mr.. c. h. Judd, the Resolution was
Indefinitely postponed.
NJ Carter iutrodusea Resolution that the As
se5ly do DO; authorize the sudting Of for
expenses incurred by members. without Of the
Assembly; and t5s' the present system Of lunches
was not contemplated by the Assembly.
His Ex c. c. Harris novel to amend by adding
,bs words and the same be discontinued, - whieh
was accepted
On motion, Resolution adopted.
Assembly adj urred.
TBIETIETH DAY, JUNE S7d, lS7a-
The Assembly uei st 10 o'clock 4 n, the Presi-
dent, dis Ey. P. Nahaolelna, in the Chair. Prayer
by the Chaplain Journal of the preceding session
read, aud on motion approved.
Mr.. Carter presented & Teiiiion from Honolulu,
praying that native HaVsiizns be allowed to pur-
chase liquors Petition laid on the iatle.
NJ Kip presented Ihe following petitions from
Hii3: Petition praying that the District OF North
Hilo have seizrare Representatives. motion Of
Mr.. Ahulo iadyd1iicly postponed petition pray
ing tust no appropriation Be- made for government
buildings THAT the tax pu guimals be amvndrd that
in tue laws where - Hawaiian aud English YER
sious DO not agrre. lbv Hawaiian be taken as The
law; THAT Government 10 longer support English
schools re erred TO Committee on Miscellaneous
Subjects; petition prsyn. that the following sp-
pruyriaiiOus be made: IS 600 IoT bridges HOnoli,
So f.r bridge II Kspsuuuu, ard SIG 600 FOR rads
in and about Hno-iablrd 10 be considered with .
tie Appropriation Bill.
Mr.. Martin presented petition from Kan, pray
Ing that the money appropriated for buoy at Pu-
raluu be expendrd-iabled until consideration Of
TIE Appropriation Bill
Mr. Kaihrlsui presented the following petitions
from wsiluku: petition that doctors be appointed
Tor that distiet-laid the table; petition pray
ng that the Appropriation Bill Be reduced--lsid on
The table 10 br cousidenred with that Bill; peli-
iou that waterlead be made from Haleakala to
Waikiki and wsikapu, aud that half the expense
be paid by lands improved thereby, and half by
SOverumeut-referred to Committe on Internal I'm
1rUvemeuts.
Mr. Poll presented petition from Honolulu
praying that an appropriation Be made for the i'm
Jruvemvni OF Liliba SJreet-iabled.
Mr. Hspunisi presented petition from Wsmea,
Kauai, praying that Hawaiian doctors be SLOWED to
practice without restriciion-tabled
Mr. Martin Chairman of the Committee on Gov
.nmeni Lands ana Iutrrnsi Improvements, reported
IN petition from Eva, inquiring Of the Minister Of
he Interior If prohibited the people from fishing
It the Island OF MOkuumeume-recommrud the
Minister Of the Interior answer: on petition from
VaiiUku, that uu>urTeyed kuleanas be surveyed BY
be Government SurreyOr-recommend 10 indr6-
Iitey postpone: on petition from Kaanapali praying
bat market be established in Lshsina-reeom-
pend indefinite postponemeut; petition from IA
uslaii PRAYING that mail carrier be appointed for
bat district-rvcommend reference TO the Minister
t Interior for consideration; petition from Homo
1a, praying that sS.OOo be appropriated for i'm
r.vemeut OF LiIih4 Strrrt-recommrnd thst the
mount be inserted in The Appropriation Gil; Pc
i;icn from Honolulu. that red be opened from
vaikiSi-kai 10 waikiki wsena-Commifiee did not
consideration OF the same for the
resent. Repor; accepted and laid on the table
Mr. Carter red for the arst time ION behalf Of
ir a. judd Bill to smeud the Act passed 18th
{ July, 1870 TO encourage the establishment
y,aiar (s.,sfor, Eser,,-=,ss "a