Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-12


siatete have DO NOT ser an, ground o
voting iu favor " this resolution n VI,
honorable mcmhet hal btscl IL an matter ron
nc,lci with Tho finance report, Il might hav,
bad mnrr weight A grmt deal has been sai,
Thai thr land b IN jeopardy II The ptcaen
ministers 80 ttpt On II ~, those people VII,
ihlnh ~ had better paet up theii thing, ~,
~ The mouth ~ the hathnt Ia open w,
thcfs atr always plenty II ships going 1heu
!. ~ deugcG ihi, talt Is on, Ia fhghleu VI
tfavaiians,
Nc mto' " move The p,s,iou. quc,
ton Carmel
W. Dole The change, undo, this ,s,o
hiinn air mote than those brought up In las
weeks disruss,on The heaviest changes IL
tht finance fcpou have been admitted h, IN,
ministers They have diu,ganled q humble,
~ Laws E,cp law they FOUND in Their way.
They threw on one side and broke II 10 piece,
" ihrir had been d duttn MORE they would
have served them In The same way The,
have either been too lazy OF too unpuncplc,l
to call the pr,vy council together ! do not
not know whr.e there is another lawyer vho
would Interpret law a. the attorney gcnetsl
has done Foreign affairs will be- called iump
eatd " the occasion. | listened carefully IN
what The minister said about French alitip.
llc has not explained them Why didn't he
The matter ~ still unexplained, he has only
concealed aud muddlcd IT, The attorney zen.
ctal has talked about the Madras affair
should congratulate the Hawaiian Government
N u could cvhdc The payment of the steamer,
thaWc, 1.-THE attorney general had looked
closer into The matte, lie would have found
oul the vessel was not duamntincd III all,
therefore they could not collect cent lof
quarantine, only iur keeping order Arc We
q" support ministry that goes ON Waiting
down The biennial period, contracting dam.
age, The minister has left the poor settle
ncni 1T kalnwao Ia lie and rot l0t the wan,
Ut rhy'ician He cares no more ior the
health ul this people than he docs io, an AZ
lican Niger lie says to-day he loves the
linWiiians, but Il IS The voice Of Jacob and the
hand oi Esau, lie was elected by large con.
'utueneN and elected ON principles he has
never carried out lie says he has done
his best God help us for the next two yeats
Tie has absorbed into his hand as many A,
Wv offices II these principles arc carried on
his mnjcty will be reduced to South Sea Isl.
and chief No representative wants TO see
Ihings carried on for the next two years q, In
Inc past Not man in the assembly who
iocs not hold an office has said word in
Iayor Of the ministry
Ayes and noes were then taken as follows
or indefinite postponement Ayes Gibson,
liulick, kapcna, Neumnnn, Parker, Kuihela.
nj, Bush, kaac, Kanoa, Walker, Maeiarl,nc
kaulukou, Lilikaani, Baker, Amara, Knuila,
Aholo, kamakale, Gardner, Nahinu, Knnna.
nano, Palohau, kupihea and Nakaeka Total
IS
Noes Bishop. Wilder. Dowsett, Mott
smith, Judd, Widemann, ]. II. Martin +.
Brown {. Brown, kalua, Richardson, Kane.
'h' W. .. smith, Nawahi, Hitchcock, kau,
villa kauhanc, Pilipo, G.. Brown, Dole and
Sowell Total a.
MONDAYS Session foRry-rIfrn DAY.
Petitions were presented as follow.
By Mr, kamakcle tina, the national deb,
nc all paid oil during the next two years.
ny Mt. Hitchcock, relating to government
and leased 10 To aliens repairs To Jail and
courthouse and increase OF salaries to the
'herlti and iaier OF Laupahoehoe.
By Mr.. kauwila, that the house do not in.
iemniiy the ministers Tor any money they
ave spent
By Mr.. kauhane, $4,000 for improving
Dads, district OF Kau
BY Mr.. Nahinu, relating to the landing OF
'''kh't s'bulH hpna.
Report OF Standing Committee.
By MI q. Brown, from finance on several
petitions relating to taxes, that a sum OF sos
IS be asserted III the appropriation for the re.
unding OF taxes illegally paid. Report receiy.
d and laid on table. Relating to bill def
,ing the payment Of monies into the treasury.
De laid on table.
Resolutions and bill, were offered as follows,
BY Mr., w. o. Smith, to appoint police
Justice at Makawao.
By Mr., Nahinu. 500 for improving landings
II south kona. Laid on table
BY MI. kaulukou, relating to appointment
u police officers.
by Mr.. Pilipo, relating to the districts and
purposes tax money was spent.
The order Of the day was
Consideration OF the appropriation bill in
ommi,,ee of the whole, Mr. Walker in the
hair
The following items were passed
DEPARTMENT OF INrNRIoR.
al'Y Of Minister. .................. srs,ooo %
Secretary ...... ... ...... 90, -,
,'(under secretary struck QUIZ.
"a. CopStss :. $500. ,.........,.,. AGO 90
'ulee Expenses OF foreisn Agents ..,.t.., 400
"eae'n'> o. Foreign Once ..'..:..,.;..- 1000 %
,Uoreign missions struck out).
.nvoy Extraordinary and Minister Psnpo-
tentlaIy at Washington ............... ts,oy,o 90
.Spenses Incidental to Legation at Washing.
on Relief and Return Of indgent Hawaii
ans from Abroad ..,..-.......... loo O.,
iiaIy OF messenger. 800. ........ 100 90
Education OF Hawaiian Youths in Foieign
countries '....--.,. .-...,...... $4,000 90
,"'ioin N,ussvm .-'., :. -''.-s.:. s,oyo 90
iuseum' ''''--'..-' ''...-...........-. s,4oo 90
IIfTSDAy'S SESSION
The following petitions were presented
by Mr. kalus. for mail carrier district oe
.ahaina.
BY Mr., Kaulukou, that sisters of charity be
ppoln,cd to serve in the hospitals also $40.
90 for extending kukui street
by Mr.. keau, that a salary be fixed for
IL. koakala.
Reports were presented as follows
by Mr.. kaulukou, minority report OF the
on police, prisons, etc
BY Minister Gulick, relating TO Portuguese
immigration contracts, also relating to road
~ expenditure.
Resolutions and bills
by Mr.. Dole, $1,000 for improving land
lgs Koloa, Kauai.
by Mr.. Kaulukou, a bill relating to sisters
ohanty.
by Mr.. kanealii, that certain bills be taken
ON the table and made special order for |
thursday.
by Mt kalua, 1000 for the assistance of |
iakawao Seminary
by MI Dole, that no hill be introduced into |
'e assembly after July 18th.
ny Mt [. Brown, that As several members |
the assembly have been appointed tau as.
ssotN, they have leave given them to 90 and |
tend 10 then duties. Mr., w. d. smith al,