The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-08-31
FROM sAN rRANcrsrn.
TO san FRANCISCO.

| Dec. 1...... alameda Dec. Is. st. Pau
B..........St. Paul H.. .Mararoa
e.. Mariposa Jan. 1s......St. Paul
Jan. r.. ....St. Paul ..Alameda
25..-.....M ..Mararoa Feb. Is. st. Paul
Feb. u..........S ST. Paul i" h.. .Mariposa
21.- .-........Alameda Mar. 13. Geo. Elder
Mar. S. Geo. Elder l6.. ..Mararoa
2S........ .Mariposa
Jan. 6th-Subsidy for the month of De-
cemoer, lSsS. sS......................... $ 5000
Feb. 1st-Subsidy for the month of Jan
Mar. lst-Snbsidy for the month of Feb
! ruary, 1880 Observation-Disclosures. 3OOO
April lst-Snbsidy for the month of
! march, lSo6... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Representative Thurston objected to the incom-
pleteness of the answere. The main point that
might easily have been ascertained viz: the ton
1 mage OF the steamers was not given and that was
Important as forming condition Of the subsidy.
On motion the answers of the Minister was laid
on the table until the informtion desired was sup
1 piled.
The Order Of the Day was now taken up and the
following bills were read for the third time and
passed VIZ; to present the wanton destruction of
l game, as follows:
An Acr to prevent wanton destruction of Came
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful to take kill or
/ destroy any migratory wild Duck, Plover, Snipe
Iurnstone Curlew, or Silt between the Ist day of
/ May and the lst day of October
10 take, kill or destroy any native wild duck,
Wild Turkey, Quails or Pheasant, between the 1st
day of March and the lst day of September.
I 10 take, Kill or destroy any wild Hen Pheasant
at any time.
To take, kill or destroy any wild Dove, or wild
Pigeon or Mudhen between the LIST day of Febru-
airy and the 1st day of July.
10 take, gather or destroy the eggs of any wild
Duck, Audhen, Pheasant, Dove, Pigeon or Quail
at any time.
possession any of said game any time when it is
unlawful to kill the same.
Section ?. For violating the provisions of this
law the penalties are Iine not less than ten dol
lars than fifty dollars in dnfa IS
payment OF such hne imprisonment not less than
ten days or more than two months.
I'd. 10 License the carrying of ivearms, as fol-
An Acr to License the Carrying of Fire. arms for
Hunting purposes.
Section l. The Minister of Interior may at any
time upon the recommendation of Governor, IL
cense Tor the term OF one year any applicant for
such license to use and carry fire arms for hunting
purposes on the Island of Oahu, on receiving for
such license the sum of five dollars.
Section , Any person IN said Island who shall
use or eatry for hunting purposes any gun, car
oine, rlne, pistol or other hrearm without having
hrst obtained a license as hereinbefore proaidsd
shall upon conviction before any police district
lhsuce De nned IN sum not to exceed fifty dol
lars for every such ofense and in default of paw
ment of such sum shall be imprisoned until such
hne and costs are paid according to law.
Section 3. All such licenses shall be signed by
the Minister of Interior, numbered according to
their respective dates and impressed with the seal
OF his Department and no such license shall be
transferable.
Section 1. Every person holding a license under
this Act shall give any information which he NAV
have of his own knowledge of any violation of the
law to prevent the wanton destruction of game to
tue narsnal OF the Kingdom or in default thereof
sEall forfeit his license.
Section D. Chapter XX of Session Laws OF 1870
Is hereby repealed
Recess was now taken at 1l35 until 13O D. m
AFTERNOON.
At LAS o'clock quorum was announced by the
chair as eng present and thereupon ON notion
the Assembly resolved into committee of the
Whole, Hon. j. III. kapena In the chair, and pro-
ceeded to consideration of items IN the Appropria-
ton BILL the following after short agument,
being passed as here printed:
DEPARTMENT ATTORNEY GENERAL
Debt accrued prior to March 81. 1885 LASS 80
6once OF Oah9-- 9O,0O0OO
Police of Hawaii. ii................ 10 9s0 90
foice OF hauaI-----.. % ESQ on
During the discussion which ensued on the
above items strong efforts were made by Rep Dole
ThurSton night Dickey and Brown to have the
items inserted at the figures furnished in the
revised estimates furnished the Assembly by the
Ministers supposed to be in accord with the idea
OF retrenchment advanced from the Throne The
EFFORTS were futile however all of the items beiny
passed at the greatly advanced figures supplied by
members of tine great majority"
Also during the discussion and in connection
with the distribution and pay of the police, Rep
kaulukou, now Marshal of the Kingdom statsd
that the police of the city of Honolulu and suburbs
had great deal to do and being shorthandsd in |
number, various places about the city Ws.e almost
totally unprotected, lnstanciHg that there we're
regular police stationed along Nuuanu Avenue |
after leaving kukui street. none Waikiki way after
passing KavaiahaO Church, and PaIama way, /
none further than LiIiha street.
The Attorney General said during the deI,ate I
that he himself was simply paymaster of the DO |
lice. The system In vogue allowed any deputy /
sheriff to draw him for the amount apuro- /
priated IN lump sum monthly, for his district [
and all fha 4.
merely to sign the warrant on the Treasury
Representative Thurston expressed surprise at +
the statement made by the Attorney General and 1
stated that he (IhuFstOnj had been IN the employ
Of the Attorney Generals Department abont
Is months at one time, and during that time ne /
knew that detailed statements were sent monthly
by the Deputy Saerihs to the Attorney General.
The Attorney General IN answer said that he /
vas aware that monthly statements we're for
Earded bv the deputy sherifs but the sheriff had /
control of the police and sheriffs we're appointed
by the Governors Of the islands not By the At
tOrnsy General. dc much dislIked the situation /
bat II Il fact, the Attorney Generals office in
stead Of being the bureau IF information that IL I
should Be. was instead. simply the psymaster's 1
Office.
Af355 the COMMITTEES rose. resolved into A.
ssmbly, and Hon. ]. u. Kapens made report to {
President Walker of the items passed. and the
same was approved.
copies Of the bill to license breyeries and after
the same were distributed, the Assembly at 4.O5 |
adjourned until 10 am. Of the next day.
EIGHTrsIxTH DAT.
THURSDAY, August %.
The Assembly convened at 10 a. 70. and after
prayer By the Chaplain the minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and confirmed.
Representative LiiikaIanI from the committee
on Commerce presented report on = petition
from residents Of Hsnalei asking for separate
mail for certain localities. Tbs committee con
slder something shOuId be done to meet fne wishes
OF petitioners and recommend that the Dsfiffofi h.
referred 10 General. Approved
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