The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-06-10
ORpnR OF rHE DAY.
THIRrr-THlRp DAY. June sth, 1874.
Assembly met as usual al 10 A. N.
PETITIONS.

D A. NJ
PErrrIoNs.
| From wailuku, praying that the sum Of g, 900 be
inserted in the appropriation bin for break-satsr at
Makena, and the sum Of $4,000 for a court house
| and lookup at H5nuaulA.
/ From Hamakua, Hawaii, containing Eve prayers
on a variety Of subjects.
From Kau, asking that eonstablss be paid SIS
month; school teachers be paid $50 quarter that
witnesses in criminal cases be paid by the govern
msnt; that natives be allowed to sell foreign goods
without license, but no white man to have this
right that no government or crown lands be sold to
foreigners
From Kaanapali that those who have no kuleanas
take them up from crown lands that all crown lands
be leased those living on them and to no one else
On motion these two petitions we're indefinitely post
pousi.
From Honolulu, that the tsbu on the kOnOhikfs
fish b. taken Of for ave months in the year.
The special committee on the act to provide that
persons under contract may vote on election day,
recommended that the bill be tabled.
The majority report Of the committee on the bin to
amend the law in regard to the Board Of Health
recommended It's indefinite postponement
The special committee on the bill to amend the law
in regard to unbranded animals reported a slight
amendment, and recommended the bill as amended to
pass to engrossment.
The majority Of the committee on the act 70 repeal
all laws 20 encourage Immigratiou, recommended to
indefinitely postpone the bill. Report accepted.
The committee on the act 20 exempt certain articles
frou sale for debt, reported slight amendment and
recommended that the act as amended pass to en-
grossmeat.
ORDER or THE DAY.
The appropriation bill The House went into com
mit,ee Of the whole, Hon W. T Martin in the chair
The first item district judge Of Waikiki, in the
bill 81 600, passed at $500.
Judge Of Makawao. passed at $500.
Judge Of Haaa, passed At $500. Judge Of Kaupo,
passed $500. Provided that If one man is judge in
both places, the appropriation shall be $500.
new item vas here introduced By the Hon. n.
kePoikai- Judge at Honuaala, passed at 500.
Judge Of MoIokai. passed a, $500.
Judgs Of Lanai. passed At $500.
Juige Of Eva aad Waianae, passed a, $780,
Judge Of Waialua aud Koolaaloa, passed 3, $500.
Juigs Of Koolaaloa, passed At $500.
Judge Of Haaalsi aud Anahola. passed a. $500.
Jadgs Of Lihue, passed at $500.
Juige Of K9loa, passsd a. $500.
Jadge Of Waimea, passed At $500.
Clerk % Judicial Cirsaii Court, passed a, 500.
Is; Clerk Sd Judsial Crsuii Court, passed At $500
% Clerk Sd Judicial Circuit Court, passed al $500.
Clerk 4th Judicial Cir-sii Coart. passed a. $500
statoueFy and asiaeutals for all the courts iaalu-
sive Of printiug lad postage. $500.
Expenses Of saprems Court. 81 900.
Expenses o. Court % Judicial Circuit 81 500.
Expenses Of Court Sd Jgdsial Circuit, $500.
Expenses Of Court 4th Judicial Cirsaii $500.
For purchase Of Law books, $500.
On this item, loug discussion arose. Hon. E.
Mikalemi thought that there we're books enough. Is
it possible, asked the learned gsHtlsmln, that the
Judges Of the Supreme Court seed any more xuoWl-
sdgs2 I alHays supposed that the men Who we're
chosen as Judges Esra full Of wisdom and light, aud
that they could not get aay more This apProPria-
tioa insult % the judges Of the saPfsms Court
move to strike il froa the bill
Hon- P ?. E5akaau thought that the judges
shouId provide their oUu books, as they are paid
large salaries. It finally passed Al $500.
Making reelection in the civil list aad Judiciary
department. Of 81, 100.
Salary Of the Miuisisr Of foreign aaarI, $4,000.
Hon. D. ". Kaias moved 70 ss,oooi Hon. J. H.
s Martha moved to s. 900 Hon. s Eaai moved to
s 900 Hon. E Mikalezi spoke in favor Of g 600
Hoa P. ? Eoakaaa spaks in favor q SO 900, aad
said sI2 900 vosd Be better Hou. s. Kaai rpoks in
favor Of s. 900 Hon. J. Kauai poke in favor Of
Is 900 Hon. c. P. Bishop thought that SO 900 vas
little enough the Minister Just uakss rub Of il o.