The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-03
Tie Attorney.C eneral asked for

Luc TullIg VI lut NHulIs
Mr.. Dole supported the point Of
order, saying the appointment of
standing committees must be in
order at any time the President was
ready. Suppose, for illustration,
the house refused to suspend the
rules, then the standing committees
would never be appointed.
The President ruled the point
well taken, and on motion of the
Attorney-General (Mr. Bush object
ING that the motion was unneces-
sary), the President appointed the
following
STANDING COMMITTEES.
F'oreign Relations-Hons. A. 5.
Cleghorn, Sam. Parker, w. X.
Castle, p. p. Kanoa, S. w. Kaai.
Findnce-Hons. l.. Aholo, DR..
Wight, c. II. Dickey, j. Keau, +.
H. Hayselden.
Nilitory-Hons. =. p. Kanoa,
G. +. Richardson, c. II. Judd,
Junius Kaae, G. w. Macfarane.
Public Lands and Internal I'm
oUements--IIons :. Parker, j. i.
Dowsett, John w. Kalua, ID. II. Ma
hinu, Frank Pahia.
Accommodations. f. ii. Haysel-
den, j. Kauhane, A. p. Paehaole,
Jesse Amara, T.. l.. Kauai.
Printing-IIis. Ex. c. Il. Gulick,
Hons. John +. Bush, j. A. Kaukau.
Judicio,y--IIons. J. l.. Kaulu-
kou, j. II. S. Martin, Cecil Brown,
j. X. Kaunamano, G. b. Palohau.
Sonitory-Hons. Godfrey Rhodes,
j. X. Kaunamano, G.. b. Palohau,
A. Kauhi, j. X. Nahale.
Educatjon-Hons. c. II. Bishop,
$. w. Kaai, l.. A. Thurston, Asa
Kaulia, +. Kekoa.
Commerce-Hons. G. w. Mac.
farlane, s. G. Wilder, s. b. Dole,
+. X. Lilikalani, j. T. Baker.
Recisioa and Enrollment-Their
Exs. j. o. Dominis, w. M. Gibson,
Hons. ii. A. Widemann, +. l..
Kauai, +. Kekoa.
Mr.. Castle moved that the list of
committees be printed.
Mr.. Aholo wanted new commit
tee appointed-on miscellaneous
Petitions" Sometimes a petition
comes in having reference to various
matters, putting it beyond the scope
of any Of the present committees.
Mr.. Castle thought the idea was
good one and withdrew his motion
to allow it to be adopted.
Mr.. Abolo moved suspension of
the rules Cat the Attorney-General's
suggestion), and that new COM
mittee be appointed as above. Car
ried.
The Minister of Interior, on be-
half of the Minister of Finance,
who was absent through illness, pre-
sented the report of the Finance
Department, printed in both lam
guages.
Mr.. Kaua said the constitution
provided that the report be presented
by the Minister of Finance. Being
presented by another Minister he
thought the report should be re-
turned. Where is the Minister Of
Finance? This report will be re-
felred to the finance committee, but
where is the Minister who ought to
be here to answer questions! l am
very sorry to hear that the Finance
Minister is confined to his bed, yet
/ think he should be here to present
his own report.
(The Acknowledgement rose to a
point of order, that there is no
motion before the house,
Mr.. Kalua-My motion is to send
back the report, / have seen no
notice that the Minister of Finance
has resigned and that the Minister
of Interior is performing his duties.
Mr.. Aholo-Return it to the Min
lister of Interior, who presented it,
and what next? Perhaps the report
is little late. Strictly speaking il
ought to be brought in the first day,
but the Minister of Finance was
sick--I heard last night he was
dead, but am glad to see in the
paper this morning that he is better
If the house has not the report be-
fore it,, inconvenience might bt
caused.
Mr.. Bush considered the motion
unnecessary.
Mr. Kaulukou understood tha
the Minister of the Interior hat
said, that, in consequence of th'
illness of the Minister of Finance
he presented the report. lie moved
the previous question, which car
ried, and then the motion was pu
and lost.
Mr.. Castle renewed his motion II
have the list of committees printed
which passed.
Mr.. Castle moved an adjournmen