The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-05-17

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Frora Makawao. that the wurd servant" B,
struck cat frans all eontractS- Referred to Ccur
rrittee o. Judiciary.
ExrosEs OF COMMITTEES
he J1iieiazy Committee reported On an Act IL
amend Section 8 Charter - - the Peal Code.
RsPors ADOPTED and bill 70 be read third time on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Mahoe rsad for the first time an Act to
establish s compensation for Representatives al
500 for each session. Il was read second time
and ordered - be engrOsSei.
NJ. Kauai gave nOssce Of ~ act to facilitate the
collection Of taxes
NJ. Kaunalnano rad fo- the first tinAs an Act to
amend Section l. Chapter ~ u the Penal Code.
M. kxpena rad for the first time bill relating
70 postal money order system. Ordered to b
printed
Mr.. Ka-aakels read fo- the first time, an Act to
Poll Tax.
NJ. Piiip,o moved that SSooO be appropriated for
An artesiAn wei IN North HONS Hawaii. Referred
10 Committee on Pubie Lands
Mr.. LiliksIlani. gave notice " a bill % issue a
Loan OF $l0.oOOlCO. also an Act 10 continue rel
pretty, and the Importation and sale Of opium.
oEpEE OF ru pAI.
The unfinished debate On the Passport Bill was
res1reeG.
NJ. J. Mott smith moved that it be referred to
a spscial committee. Cdrried. The President ap-
pointed Dr. J. Mott Su,ith, : &. Wilder, Aiwo6i.
Aholo and Pahia.
Third readiIs Of a bill to amend Section =
Chapter 10 Of the Session Laws Of lSc1 Passed.
Second reading Of an Ac. 10 amend Section /,
CHAPTER = Of the Penal Code
Mr.. c X. Bishop said be did not understand the
change 70 De made II the law. he moved that it
be referred TO the Judiciary Committee. Carried.
Second reading Of 3 bill 10 amend Section "
So Of
the practice Of medicine BY native HAvaiiRns- Mr..
Gibson moved that II be referred TO the Sanitary
Committee Carried
Second reading Of an Act to repeal Section l,
Chapter - OF the SESSION Laws Of 1880, relating
% the tAI on animals
Nj kaluA moved that it be laid on the table till
the tax bill comes up. Carried.
Mr.. kAlu1 said, that one week aco he asked the
Minister Of thu Interior about certain postal fairs
prior to Post Master General hapena's time. He
wOuld nov ask the President 10 request the Minis
ter 70 make his report
The Minister Of the Interior sud that no such
resolution hld been put in his hands, hence be had
not answered II.
In reply to a query about the Pail road he woald
sIy that $4,000 was insufficient to complete the
road. survey by 4 competent person had been
easy grade. The estimated cost viii be $4,000 to
S45,0OO. The moment the appropriation is r1ade
the work viii be commenced
Il reply to further queries, he said work Was 90
a. 1-lLNl lsAA - VA, AAlL
he considered It 4 most unfortunate state of
Affairs that no expense could be incurred after the
Slst March It VAS not legal 10 carry on the Sur
yeyurs department to-day. So long as such a
statute exists il gives the Ministers responsibility
they ought not to have.
Mr.. 5. X. KAai asked what was the use Of piss
ing laws IN this Assembly II the Ministers ignored
them.
his IL. W. y. Armstrong said, the law in author
HlnC the Minister 10 transfer money from one
account to another, gives him the power TO defeat
the Legislature.
The President ruled tins conversation out of
order.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs sud he was SOP
y Mr.. Carter was not here to explain for himself.
be vas quite SURG there vas 10 intention on his
part 70 disregard the wishes Of the Legislature. He
reminded the Representatives Of the small poI cpl
denic and rs attendant expenses. Who's ever fault
II that the Pail road had not been made it vas
not Mr. Armstrong; He had got the only good
survey that had ever been made. II there was any
blame be Mr.. Green would take 1t jointly with
his colleagues.
Mr.. Aholo moved that the House adjourn. Car