The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-08-09
"And your petitioner will ever
pray, ETC., etc.
"Dated Honolulu, August 0, 1886.
"WM. FLowERpEw,
"By his Attorney in fact,
HALEx, j, CAHTwRIGHT,' -
"ALEx. j. CARTWRIGHT"

ments, motion by Rep. Keau, to
indefinitely postpone it, being lost.
Rep. Dole presented petition
from Lihue, asking grant of $500
for improving the road from Nawii-
will to Kalaeaki, which was laid Or
the table to be considered with the
Appropriation Bill.
Rep. Kaai, petition from Hama,
praying that law be enacted to
provide for the shipping of taro -four
to other countries, which was re-
ferred to the Committee of Com
merce.
Rep. Kaunamano, petition from
A. w. Haalilio, asking for balance
of S132.3S, commission as tax col
lcctor, which was referred to the
Finance Committee.
Rep. Thurston presented petit
tion each from Kaauana and Kamoi,
praying for compensation for serv-
ing writs on delinquent tax payers
for Mr.. Geo. II. Luce, tax collector
in Honolulu. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Rep. Brown submitted the follow
ing questions TO the Minister of For
eign Affairs: Il hereby request that
His Excelency the Minister of For
eign Affairs inform this house what
pay the ConsulGeneral at San Fran
cisco receives? If he receives no
pay from the Government, from
what does he receive compensation
for his services: If from the fees
of the office, what proportion
thereof? And, if any balance re-
mains for the benefit of the Govern
ment, where does the credit appear?
How much, if any sum of money is
now due the Government: Has the
Government received any realization
as yet? If so how much:'
The same member submitted the
following question to the Minister of
the Interior: Il hereby request that
His Excellency the Minister of the
Interior inform this house how many
free water privileges are granted,
with the names of the parties using
the water free of charge, and from
what time such parties have used
the Government water free of
charge
Rep. Thurston enquired respect
ing question previously submitted
by him to the Minister of Finance,
relative to pay of tax. assessors.
Minister Kanoa submitted the
reply in writing, which was laid on
the table.
Rep. Dole presented the following
resolution: Whereas, the Hon. j.
L. hauIukou. member for Hilo, has
been mmissioned by His Majesty
the King as Marshal of the King
dom, and is now acting under said
commission as Marshal as aforesaid {;
Be it resolved. that the seat of the
Hon. j. L. Kaulukou is hereby de-
clared vacant, and new election be
ordered TO fill such vacancy" 1t
gave him pain to introduce this reso-
luton, for unseating member with
whom he had cordial relations dur.
ing the former part of the session
But acting in his public capacity i,
seemed TO him that the combining OF
the Office of Marshal, which was one
of the executive Offices of the king.
dom, with the position of II repre-.
sentative, was violation of thu
; Constitution, where it declared that
the Eecutive and the Legislative
should be separate and distinct. Hi
moved the resolution be referred tt
select committee, as the member
whose position was affected be
longed to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
Rep. Kalua moved in amendment
to refer it to the committee of the
whole tomorrow.
Rep. Keau moved that the esolu
, ton be indefinitely postponed. HI
, concluded his remarks in Hawaiian
, by moving the previous question
! which was not seconded.
Rep. Thurston said the qnestio
, involved was one of the gravest i'm
! portance. All the members nigh
not be able to decide so promptly a
I the member for Honolulu. Th
principal was one that demande
more dignified treatment than spor
taneous killing of the resolution.
, Rep. Dickey favored reference t
committee of the whole. Member
/, had sworn to support the Constitl
: ton, and should be careful in dea
ing with questions of its construt
= ton.
y The motion to refer to committe
), of the whole carried, 15 to l3, Nil
listers Gibson, Creighton and Kano
= voting in the minority, and Ministt
~ Dare in the majority.
4 Rep. Kekoa presented resoll
4 ton, stating that the late Minist'
v of Interior had neglected to repo
!. on the prostitutes of Honolulu, an
a requiring the present Minister to n
q port within three days, giving I'll
" number, names, state of healtl
e medical attendants, etc., of tho'
~ characters.
~ Rep. Brown moved the indefini
,se postponement of the resolution, sa,
a ing the hon. member could get Il
A. information desired on application
20 the Secretary of the Board of Healt