Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-24
TnnIY-EIsTH DAY.
FRIDAY, June I'd, 1899.

Hb-OLUIfOsh.
w. II. Rico read by ts title for tho first time an
Act 10 regulate the use OF Spirituous liquors.
Ordered to be printed.
Lahilahi moved that whereas the proposed
has passed this Assembly, resolved that the Mnis-
ter Of Finance be authorized to honor tho drafts
Of the Secretary for the balance Of 1900 each us
recompense for their services.
Minister of Foreign Affairs moved in coiise-
quencc of the Absence of His E1celency the At
torney General, that the consideration Of this
resolution be deferred. Carried
Newahi presumed TINT the introducer, Mr.. 1ahi-
lahi, was short of money What could be the use
OF passing such n resolution il the whole thing
was institutional, as had boon stated by the
Attorney General.
The President sent the Sergeant-;t- Arms to re-
quest the attendance Of the Attorney General.
Raulukou gave notice OF an Act to amend Sec
tions IA, o, aud Z, Chapter Of tho Penal Codl,
In order that the Hawaiian and English yersions
may agree.
The Attorney General said he understood the
resolution Of Mr. Lahilshi TO BIO that the Minister
of Finance shall honor the drafts Of the members
to the extent of 500 each. Now II did not mat.
ter whether The amendment was to increase or do
crease the amount Of remuneration, it could not
take effect during the session III which IL was
passed He could not soc how there could DO any
doubt about it, But theIe was another point stiff
more serious: Article so states that any amend
ment shall be entered the journal, also list of
the ayes and noes taken OH the question. He had
searched through the journal and could not find
any record of it.
Mr. Nawahi-It is there.
| The Attorney General said il the Hon. member
for Hilo saws it il there perhaps il is but he could
not find it. The amendment as passed BY them
| increasing the pay was not under any circum-
stances. From the fact of she so-calIed amend
Dlcnt not appearing ON the Journal ii Is no amend
ment at all. If the Assembly wished to pass any
similar amendment, they will have to commence
| again this session.
| Nawah said in speaking ON this subject he had
no consideration for the extra 900. He wanted
| TO know the real meaning Of Article &c of the
Constitution. AS he read it, lie understood the
amendment To have been made last session, and
passed this session. and from that he inferred that
| the money was payable now.
| The Attorney General in very able argument
set forth tho incompleteness Of tho Law IA regards
its taking effect. In his opinion it could not take
l effect until next session.
| All lo said he liked to get money when he got it
to it. The law only passed the Assembly this
session. Next session they may legally look for II
The ayes and noes were taken with the follow
| ing result: Hon. Z. kanoa, p. i. kanoa, T.. X.
Iilikalani, IL. w. Lahilahi, j. Kcau, L. Pahia, 3.
VI. Mahoe, j. Kaluhi, J. Nakookoo, j. Kamakele,
j. Nawahi, =. Haugu,J NJ Kauwila, ID. II. Nahum,
His Ex W. NJ. Gibson, ]. L. Bush, Il. Preston,
Hon. q. Il. Bishop Jno. o. Dominis, A. $. Cleg-
horn, j. p. Parker, S. q. Wilder, p. Isenberg, Ii.
smith, O. ii. Judd, II. A. widemann, j. Kaao,
! Frank Brown, j. l.. Kaulukou, l.. Aholo, J. w.
Kaiua, q. Z. Richardson, ]. Gardner, J. Kauhanc.
W. d. Rice, @. y Palohau, A. knukau, total g ;
Mr. Keau moved that Select Committee bo ap.
pointed to wait ON His Majesty and notify him
that this Assembly is ready to bo prorosued to-
morrow Saturday
The Ayes and Noes were taken as follows:-Ayes
| l.. X. Lilikalani, II. W. Lahiahi, Keau, r. Puhin
s. X. Mahoe, j. w. kalua, q. T.. Richardson u
Nakookoo, j. kamakolo, J. Gardner, +. Haupu, j.
NJ Kauwila, s. Aiwohi j. Kauai, Is. X. kupihes
A. Kaukan. total Is; Noes, His liz. W. NJ Gibson
s, x. Kaai, J., l.; Bush, 4. Preston, Hon. Q. 4
Bishop, Jno. U. Dominis, A. *. Cieghorn, ]. p
Parker, y. q. Wilder, p. Isenberg, II. Kuihsiani
]. Moanaui. ]. NJ. kapena. ]. Mott smith, z. IL
Judd, H. A. Wilemann, j.. kaae, II. +. Kanoa J.
l.. Kaulukou, l.. Aholo, J. Nawahi, ). Kauhsnc
Il. W. ipo, w. H. Rice, e.. II. Palohau total 20
total votes east III.
House took n recess ut l2:l5,
On rossscrnbling Mr.. Paohau moved that ths
resolution introduced by Mr.. Lahiiih be re CON
6idered
Motion lost.
ORDER OF DAS.
Appropriation Bill on its second reading.
The following items passed J. w. Kahuhuls
for survey foes paid by him aud due by tho Gov
eminent, sSl .33.
FINANCE DErAKrnEsT
Salary Minister. 3l2,0a
Registrar Public Accounts. GOO
Collector General. -'.....''......, M
Deputy Collector. .........,..-.... A,0M
HOase adjourned until III a. M tu-n,orruu