The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-08-13
AFTEEScoS.

The next item was relative 10 the salary of
deputy sheriff at Makawao, placed by the Special
Committee a; $50 per month. but the native mem
bers decidedly objected to such salary to a haole
As a consequence considerable discussion was en-
gagged IN. and the remaining portion of the time
allotted to the consideration Of the Appropriation
Bill was TINS used up, the sapent Kaulskou being
in the middle of a speech when chairman Walker
aruse and informed the Committee that the time
had expired, retired and reported to the Assembly
the progress made, and asked leave to sit again.
Report approved and request granted.
The Assembly then proceeded with the oonsid-
Grafton Of the closing sections IN the bill TO regu-
late the sale of Intoxicating liquors Section of
the bill, relating TO the granting of licenses, was
struck out and substitute offered by Rep.
kaulukou, yesting the power 10 grant solely IN the
Minister of Interior, was indefinitely postponed.
The other sections were then, with some slight
amendments, passed, and the bill was then passed
as amended, and the final re aiding set fOf Friday
neXt the 18th inst.
Hon. J. U. Dominis, from the Enrolment Com
mittee, reported the following bills as having been
TO amend Chapter XXXIX Of the Penal Code,
relating 10 gaming.
Allowing two peremp;Ory challenges in jury
trials.
To enlarge the jurisdiction Of police courts in
cases of assault upon public officers.
10 provide for the incorporating of Banking
Companies.
ISL, relating to the carrying of passengers and
freight
To amend Section IOo5 and 1907 Of the Civil
Code relating 10 appeals.
Amending Section ( Of Chapter LNII Of the
Penal Code, relating to lepFosy.
10 create Road Supervlsors-in chief on the diff
fereut islands.
Amending Chapter XXXIY Of Session Laws ISL.
relating 10 diseases among animals.
Third reading bill regulating number Of hours
to constitute days labor with parties under con
tract Read and on motion Of Representative
Dole the bill was Indefinitely postponed.
firlp1 To
AX. of the Constitution, providing that No Judge
shall ever be a member Of the Legislative Assem-
| bly,
Representative Kaulukcu moved the indefinite
postPOnement, and also the previous question:
| the latter motion being carried. Il to Is.
Ayes and Noes we're taken and at the close of the
call the count stood 70 III favor Of the motion to IL
against: but bCtore the Secretary could make
turn to the President, Hon. 5. G. Wilder changed
/ his vote from no 20 "aye" the Minister of
Foreign Affairs who had declared himself doubt
full filled the gap left by Hon Mr. Wilder By
voting aye, keeping the difference at the same
| figures, then like a brave man Representative
Richardson marched his vote TO the front with de-
cision and had it recorded On the no" side, thus
making tie vote, is to Is, amidst great applause
President Rhodes cast his vote with the {" mo-
/ side, thus giving continued life TO the bill.
The motion was then made to send the bill TO
engrOssment and another fight on paper vas in
Obliged ID, the ranks of the Government party be-
ing strengthened by the addition Of the Minister
Of Interior, who bad been sent for. and as a con-
sequence 1t looked at the moment if the Govern
ment party had the necessary majority of one
On vote being called, Hon. j. H. 5. Martin, who
bad sbstalned from voting on the indefinite post
| ponement declaring that he vas on the fence, or
doubtful, recorded his tote with the ayes" thus
odsetting the vote Of the newly arrived Minister
and the result again being tie 10 TO 49, President
/ Rhodes again decided the question by his vote
IN the affirmative, the bill being ordered to
enGrOement- Representative Dole made motion
to reconsider the vote, which irnotiOul. vas lost
and the bill was ordered TO third reading on the
| 18th instant.
Third reading Of bill relating to the prevention
/ Of cruelty to animals.
Sections !. 2 and Of the bill we're passed, Rep
/ resentative Smith taking The place Of the intro
dueer of the bill Hon. J. 5. Walkesa who was
absent, and arguing IN its favor. Pending dis
enssiOn on Section I, the Assembly on motion ad-
| lOurned until 10 am on the morrow