The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-06-25
Thirty Eighth Day, june 81, 1884.

The Assembly convened at 10 a. m, President
Rhodes In the chair. Prayer and reading the min
utes having been concluded, the next business
transacted was the consideration Of a motion to
reconsider the vote by which the bill TO change the
location Of holding the term of the Second Judicial
Court was indefinitely postponed. Nearly an hour
Of the time OF Tho Assembly was consumed in the
debate which followed. Reps. Smith, Kanealn
and PalahoH in favor, aud Reps. Kalua and Aheio
against reconsideration, Lost BY vote Of Is 70 30
Rep. Godfrey Brown said, in reference to the
item of $500 oveEdrawn by the Minister of the In
terror, that tho action had no reference 10 the
present Minister Of Interior the event having oc-
CURED several months before be came into office.
He also desired to say that if in the debate Of
terday he bal used language that was unparlia-
mentary towards the Ministry, he desired TO here
with tender an apology.
Rep. Dole, from the Judiciary COMMITTEES. re-
ported a bill to amend Section 762 Of the Civil
Code, relating TO the time and MANNER ol holding
elections, and offered q new bill. Report ap-
proved, bill read and Reported ias engFoaameut on
the 18th inst.
Hon. @. "a. HishpP gaVO notice Of his intention
70 introdnce ioint resolution authorizing the
Minister Of Finance to pay over to the Treasurer
Of the Queens Hospital the taxes collected as Hos
pital taxes, amounting to about $1,000.
Rep. Palohau moved that Monday. Wednesday
and Friday be devoted TO the cous, alton OF Che
Appropriation Bill commencing on Monday next.
Kep. Aakaleka ptesenteda resolution that 5000
be apuropriated for builniuu n bridps over the
Rep. Keau presented resolution that 5000 be
appropriated for trans9tina, printing AID binding
the Civil Code, IN thu Havaiiaf language, and
when finished, copy 70 be furnished To each mem
Der OF the Assembly. Carried.
Rep. kaunamano presented resolution that
copies pf The Hawaiian Rep1rts Vol W, Be fur
mined TO each member Of the Assembly.
At 1l.f5 Representative Smith moved the Order
Of the Day and the Assembly resolved itself into
Committee Of the Whole TO continue the consider
atom Of the Report Of the Finance COMMITTEES; Hon.
J. Mott Smith IN the chair.
ReP5esentatiye katea VA. sa,l lhat the matter Of
his particular aEteiliiou- He made inquiry and
found that il was a fact. Money had been IN tbs
possession Of those parties long time but the
money was returned TO the Treasufz sSighOut in
terest. No do9ht the IaTty became frightened
xhsa he Fas found out As he returned the money
to the Treasury. $50 drawn and in the hands Of
j. s. Webb had not been returned Tie amount
added show that about $3.50 Is uhaccounted for
Should BE- IN tie Treasury bot are not there. The
speaker also refsrfed he Illegal manner in which
Mr.. Webb was appointed az Secretary Of the For
eign OHiee- The Minister Of Finance lad drawn
500 for TRANSACTIONS which ..sd moi been finished
LIE BosEa p Immigration bad e4PaRded monsJ
It 1910 lhe Minister Of Foreign Aaalrs moved a
recess until p. m, Approved
On the COMMITTEES reassemblina al o'clock thu
Minister Of Foreign Affairs ross and said be re-
GREETED 10 observe that many Of the niuor rsporls
/ OF The Committee Of Finance we're harped upon a
though they bad not been touched upon BIZ tbl
Ministers, He therefore considered i time 10
touch np0n them again With regard 10 lhe item
of S5e4 which was paid .Wics To- su,,scfi pti0n
bill an explanation ives given "a the Financ1
COH.niiies and i oaaht 70 have been laid before
The House, II vas under ilass circumstances; Il
j vas owing 10 ahanse % Secretaries In the For
rlRa Oftlco and change Of manage1s in The ofirr
Of The newspaper. Regarding tbs sum Of AZ
/ 10 The hands Of tbs Secretary OF the FureiQr
0nl.ces Tiers rers certain pgEFhasss fsads = %
eloae 1t Tie biennial reFidd 1hers va i.lispuiI
about so all a.tIells Wsrg paid for e1cept ihos,
l IN di1rr.a rs itild Tbs SECRETARY Be must "a,
/ hack TIE amount The same as other balances. III
o1rEied OF.