The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-30

During the debate the house adjourned account
of the passage Of the Treaty.
Ninety SIXTH Day. -Frid,y August Is
On suspension ol the rules Mr.. Naihku read pc
tiIion signed by 22I names prsyii ihlt pesos and
sols should be taken 100 in value Referred
to Finance Committee.
Toe sanitary Committee, to whom referred the
petition signed by 10 iepers Of EaawAo. praying
they be allowed hume, reported that the pc
tition be laid on the table till the bill to that effect
comes up Adopted.
The select committee to whom was referred the bill
authorizing the Minister of Interior to sell the gov
ernment lands at auction, when for sale lease.
ported that the bill be passed with amendments
Laid on the table.
His Elk. the Minister of the Interior in reply to til
resolution asking if there any money lett from the
last appropriation for the roads the island of Oahu
said that all tue money has been speat.
Mr.. Kaaukca presented a resolution that the Min
lister Of Interior be requested to ask the Collector
General not to prevent natives from peddliug in the
steamers shed. Laid the table.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The bill to regulate the currency was then read
second referred select Committee consisting Of
Mrssrs waterhouse Walker, Green, " ider aud Piipo
On motion the house went in the c mmittee Of the
Whole to consider the appropriation bill. Mr.. Ma
wahi in chair
Support Of Military, S5s.s4O.
Mr.. Nakaleka moved to SS5.slO. Mr.. Kauai
moved to so, 900.
Pending the discussion the assembly took recess
at II III. Ga re-assemb ing at p. IN the motion
suspend the was carried aud the E,roll
.ment Committee reported that it has pleased His
Majesty sign the resolution appropriatiug $4,000
for the current expenses Of the present session.
After long debate on the military appropriation.
in which Mr. Piipo suoke strongly against it. the
motion insert the SO 900 then put and
lost, 10 nays and u ayes
Mr.. Preston's motion Of SAC 600 was then put and
lost, 81 nays and ayes.
Mr.. Piipos motion Of $40 600 was then put aud
lost. 30 nays AMI ayes.
Mr. Naknieka's motion Of SIS 600 was en- put aud
lost. 80 nays ami 10 ayes.
Mr.. Rhodes Of $4,000 was then put and lost l6
nays and Is ayes.
On motion the committee rose and the assembly
adjourned.
NISErY-SEvESrH DAY.-saturday, August 20.
His Elk. the Minister of Interior in reply to reso-
luton iuquring the why the native pedders
were driven out Of the shed Thursday
last, said that the wharf was crowded with people
and that there no room for loading and unload
ing.
Mr.. Halstead read for the first time bill to i'm
pose a on incomes Passed to its second read,Sg
Mr.. Birch preseu ted resolution that the Minister
of Interior be requested issue notice that Saturday
the 2nd of September will be observed as day of
thanksgiving and holiday on account of the passage
of the Treaty.
HIS Elk. the Minister of Foreign Relations replied
that no official notice of the final passage of the
Treaty Bill in the United States Senate had been
received from Minister PlenipOtentiary. Resolu-
ton laid on table.
Mr. Kaai moved to reconsider the vote of the pre-
viOus day the item for support Of military. Mr.
Nahaku moved as an amendment to postpone the
consideration of the item till Monday next in commit
tee Of the whole. Carried.
His Ex the Attorney General gave notice of bill |
to repeal chapter % of session law of 1874.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
The bill to license pork-butchers came on its Sec
ond reading Indefnitely postponed.
On suspension Of the rules Hon. s. K. Kaai pre-
sented resolution that the Secretary of the assembly
be instructed TO pay each representative the SUN
Of 500, from the appropriation of $4,000 for cur
rent expenses of the Legislature. The mover Of the
resolution then moved the previous question
which was carried
The resolution was then put and passed by "a ayes
to IL noes. Following is list of those who voted
for the resOlution-W. P Leleiohoku. H. Kuihelani,
H. A. Kahanu, W. 7. Martin, S. k. Kaai, L. Aholo,
J. Knhua. D. W. Kaiue. L. W P. Kanealii. K Ka-
nauOba, G. W. Pilipo. J. Kauai, E. Helekunih, A.
P. Kalaukoa. S. AiWOhi, J. Nawahi, G. ". D. Hale
manu-, S Mahue. J. A. Nahaku. S. NJ. Naukana, j.
Nakaleka, 5. W. Mahelona, L. kama
When the result Of the vote was announced By the
he secretary the President, Hon G. Rhodes asked
% resign his Office the ground that be could not
De party to such violation of the Consultation,
md Duediately left the chair. The Vice President
Mr.. Ahoo then took the chair.
Motions made to adjourn till one week from
Monday, and to adjourn Oh the King should Ii the
assembly together again, all Of which we're lost
1t was then moved By Mr.. Kahanu to reconsider
he vote On the resolution.
His Ex the Attorney General spoke very ably on
he folly of those, who in direct de6arce Of the Con-
tutiOn, had just voted themselves additional com
sensation.