Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-05
Sixty " YIN Day.

! thursday. July 81, 1889. o
House met tat 10 n. no. Ainutes Of previous meet
ing were read nd coril!Ig ed.
IMPORTS on COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Rice rep rtod ON The Act to prevent the
spread ot Uisease amongst animals, recommending
1t 10 PISS 10 cEgrossntnt. Report laid the table
to be considered with the Bill
Mr.. Bishop read for the first time an Act to
amend Srction so OF the Civil Code.
Mr.. Midemgun said he brought in resolution
few days ago, asking the Minister of Foreign
Affairs few questions in reference to MIR. H. A. p
Carter.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs said lie thought
the resulu ion had been fully complied With. lie
replied :hat Nit Carter sill in the Government
empuy, and that his iurctions we're those of Fleni-
potehtiary To the Courts of Spain and France.
MIR. Wide,nnrn wished TO know if what Mr.
Carter WAS ooing met with the appreciation of the
Government.
MIR. Gibson replied that if he were doing what
the Goyetnment did not approve of he would lie
advised of it.
Mr.. Pahii presented resolution that, whereas,
an Act authorizing loailU Of S2OC0,00O had passed
its second rs' ding, be il resolved that SlU0OO0 be
SIT apart for special loan tn NawaiiaEs in such
n manner as shall not cause amy loss to the Gov
MI. Pahia said that if the Hawaians had been
told that part Of il had not been for their special
use, their representatives would not have voted in
favor Of II.
The President pointed ont that the Bill was not
now before tho House, and Therefore, The resou
ton Was not IN order.
MIR. keau moved TINT the resolution be laid on
the table
Mr.. Frank Brown reported on behalf of the
Committee ON Commerce, and, IN the absence of
Mr., y. q. Wilder, Chairman Of said Committee,
recommended that the petition presented to tue
Assembly yesterday, praying that 5000 for the
promotion Of the reeeni'y formed Agricultural
Society, be granted. Ktpcrt adopted
MIR, Hiiipi, Chairman Of the Sanitary Committee,
rend report on certain petitions praSn that Dr..
Fitch be appointed physician to the Queens Hos
p'ml.
The Attorney General moved that the Auditor
Blu he read u third time 10y its title. Carried.
Bill read third time and passed.
biz. ha!un moved thai tie Bill providing per
msneut seulioeni OF $3.50 per annum on Mrs Ma
haoleluG 10 read thru time. Carried bill read
and passed.
Mi Aholu moved that the Dill providing per
nianont settlement uf 500 per annuni ON BIZ. A. Il.
BrcNNucd he read iurd Time.
Ar. halua moved mat this Bill be Indefinitely
postponed. Carried.
oeDER on TAN DAY.
Third reading 81 the Approprmiion bli:
On reading tee fir item, Ills Mai,sty'a Priyy
Purse Si5ON, Mr.. kRulukou moved that 1t be in
ereesec sAtttO,
Sir. I.ipo si,id that this Assembly now sees the
resait of giving away the Crown Lands. Part of
the Kings income * cut uh now this Assembly
vnnts - aaks the Iunlic pas for IT, IL Is evident
that the Ministry, rs l'tN as His Nsjesty, were
anxious to pass this bill Judging ilom the rapiCity
With > hlch itwns put Il rough and signed. Seeing
tiat Eis 81 esty signed that 1911 AFTER the Appro-
pIlli,Ou Bin bad psssed is second reading, " Is
eyds mt that he Is satisfied with The provision made
ior hin. Yesterday Loan Bal for Ss.Wouo
pass a. tie Assembly, hut II they ~ on iLciesfing
the expenditure, that Bill will have to be amendsd
he Thought II bad poiie. TO spend more. money
than the l9cone OF the country Is. The hembers
forget their constituents. lie compared the al
iowance to HIS Majesty To that Of the President Of
the United States aud the number OF people IN the
respective Countries. The Kings allowance il
equal 20 81 per head for every man, Woman and
CHILD IN the country. IL is not wise 10 ape and do
no ill-feena against bis Majesty but what he said
tor the good IT HIS Majesty and the people.
He, therefore, moved that the item remain as IN
the Bill.
Mr. Aholo said he voted for the eession of the
Crown Lands because he thought II the bsst thing