The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-05-20
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NOTICE OF BILLS.

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NOTICE OF BILLS.
Mr.. Kauai gave notice Of the following
bills: l. An Act TO amend section /, chap :
ter l. OF the Session Laws Of 1876, relating
TO the Olfense OF drunkenness. ?. An Act
to amend section -, chapter II, OF the
Session Laws OF IsS2, relating to retail
spirit licenses. 3. An act To amend sections
II and y OF the Session Laws OF 1882, re-
ating to internal taxes.
RESOLUTION AND BILLS.
Nj Amara presented a resolution that
the Minister OF Interior instruct the Sur
veyor General to supply plan for all
lands that have been condemned for roads
belonging 10 private parties. Carried
The honorable member read first time !
a bill TO amend section All, chapter "a, OF /
the Civil Code. Passed to second reading. /
His ExceHency the. Attorney General |
read first time the following bills: An
Act authorizing the Minister of the Int
rior 70 release and quit claim to Hermann
Koclmann, Bishop OF Olba and Vicar
Apostolic of the Hawaiian Islands, of GER
tain premises occupied by said mission Tor
eleemosynary purposes. Passed to second
reading. An Act TO tax Chinese residents
and Chinese arriving in this Kingdom for
the support and maintenance of INDECENT
and infirm Chinese, and the return to their
/ home of such Chinese who may be perma-
/ nently disabled from working, and OF Chi
nese vagrant~. Passed to second reading.
At12:I5. on motion OF Hon. \. :. Cleg-
horn. the House adjourned until 80
o'clock.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
ON re-assembling at l:45 o'clock, the
President announced the following select
committee to con>i,Icr IAN Act to repeal
section / of an Act To facilitate the recuv-
erv OF rents i'm accordance with a motion
passed the previous day His ENcelIeErl
the Attorney General J. l.. kauluk"u
: Cecil Brown, =. E. Dole and l.. y. Thurs
ton.
MEMORIAL DAY.
, The President stated that he had received
2 the following communication:
! "HEApQUA RrERs GEo. w. DELoNG Posr,t
: NO. 10, G. \. X.
! The Honorable Mobiles and Represent
q atives: The honor Of your company is re
spectfulIy solicited to the memorial service
of this Post, to be holden III Fort-stree
. Church on Sunday evening, May 23d, a
q 7:3O o'clock; and at Nuuanu Cemetery OF
+ Saturday, May 10Th, at 3 p. M; and at tn
hall of the Y NJ. c. A. at $40 p. IN. &
y the same day. l have the honor to bt
gentlemen your Obedient servant,
"R. w. LAME, Commander"
Mr. Kaulullou moved that the Secretar
be instructed to acknowledge the receipt {
:, the communication Carried
RI-NDLE OF PETITIONS
- Mr.. Keau, on suspension OF the rule
read petition signed by 60 residents {
the district of Moliilii, containing the 70
- lowing PRAYERS: l. That $1,000 be appr'
], priated for improving the roads III the di
% trict; 3 That $500 900 be appropriated
r crown His Majesty Kalakaua, Emperor
NJ the Pacific; g. That native Hawailans
~ allowed to cultivate the plant from whlC
10 opium is made; 4. That the law empowe
70 ing the Justices of the Supreme Court
u appoint administrators of estates be T
pealed; 5. That the Minister of the Int
:, rior be requested to state how he spe
$1,000 appropriated last session for II
proving roads at MOiliilii; g. That c.
( T. r. PJtJniiani appointed in his place; :. TIL
is a law be passed prohibiting Chinese fro
+ they take the oath of allegiance; s. 4
tn thorizing the Courts, when man is SUI
IN for debt and has no property, to work
% out for the benefit of the Government;
m That all konohiki sea fisheries be free
~ the public Referred to Committee
,a Miscellaneous Petitions. The hOnOraf
K member also presented petition that
r. English school be erected at Moanalu
he Referred to Committee on Education.
of ORDER OF THE DAY.
Mr. Palohau moved the order of t
IL day. Carried.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
be The House went into committee, Ho
A. S Cleghorn in the Chair.
Mr.. Castle moved the Attorney Genera
at Department be deferred for the present.
Oh Hon. J. s Walker moved the Judicia
POI Department be taken up. Carried.
&C. Salary of Chief Justice and ChancellC
" SO, 600 Passed.
id Salary of First Associate Justice, 5000
ho Mr.. Nahale moved it be amended to re-
sc $11, 900.
he Mr.. DicI,ey hoped it would pass as
bill.
The item passed at $4,000, as in bill.
he Salary of Second Associate Justice, 81
to 600 Passed.
to Salary OF Clerk Supreme Court, 500
N. Passed.
he Salary of Deputy Clerk, 81 1000. PassC
lie Salary of Second Deputy Clerk, So 600.
or Mr.. Kaulukou said that last session /
We item was passed at 81, 400, and he did L
think it right to make such an increa
He moved it pass at s., 400.
Mr.. Dole supported the item as in t
,at bill He had talked with the Clerk of t
he Supreme Court, and he stated that y
IA Poor, the present occupant Of the off,
on was very efficient, and beyond what
pay called for. He has resigned to fill
position in the Post Office. Money paid
ON efficient clerks was well spent.
no Mr.. Kaulukou said that he thought
nv competent Clerk could be found to fill I
n. position at 81 400
N Mr. Palohau was in favor of the lat
i amount.
AZ. His Excelency the Attorney Genel
~ said this House does not sit to appropri;
r salaries for individuals, bat for the bene
he of the country. y man To fill this poSiti
II in the Judiciary Department must ha
r. brains and education. The Courts are
d.