The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-06-05
H. P. BALDWIN,
= J. W. kAwAINUI,
A. ;. WILCOX,
II. A. WIDENANN.

II. P. BALDWIN.
J. W KAwAINUI,
a. ;. WILCOX,
H. A. WIDENANN
(Rep. Paris. being absent did not sign
the report.b
Resolutions. The Sl5,O0O matter. Moved
by Noble Smith
Whereas His EXcellency the Minister
OF Finance recommends in his biennial
report that q special committee be APP
pointed 70 confer with the Cabinet with
regard 20 what steps should De taken in
the matter OF the $1,000 illegally retained
in London out OF the proceeds of the
&2l0 90 negotiated in that city, and the
amOUut Of &104 interest unaCcounted for:
be il
Resolved, That special committee Of
I'VE be appointed to confer with the Cabi-
net upon these matters. Adopted.
The President appointed. in terms of the
foregoing resolution, 4 committee consist
ing OF MOBILES smith, Baldwin and Dowsett,
Minister Green and Rep. Daniels.
New Books for Members Use. Noble
Smith offered the following:
Resolved. That all copies of law books
supplied By the Minister Of Interior 10
members De returned to the said Minister
at the end of the session. and that the
ergeant-st-Arms require 4 receipt from
each member for all such books, Adopted
QUESTIONS 10 MINISTERS.
The Cable. Noble Smith asked the fol-
lowing of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
L Have any further steps been taken
with regard to cable communication with
foreign countries since the last session?
? Has the MiHISter any recommends
uOnS 10 make leading 10 the encourage
ment Of such con munication.
The Samoan Mission. Rep. PaehaOle
asked the MiSisIer OF Finance about the
property pertaining 10 the Samoan Mis-
sion, what 1t consisted OF. VINO sold the
property, what prices were realized, where
/ the money representing the proceeds of
the sale1
Unpaid salaries of Judges. Rep. Kama
uOha asked the General I'D, If the
appointment of Judge Dole was approved
by the Ministers and his commission coun-
tersigned by Minister. ~ If 20, what was
the reason for withholding the salaries of
the Judges appointed under the Act Of
1855 from and after the 3Ist December
last2
Pay OF Police. Rep. Kalaukoa asked the
AttOrney-Generalt a. why are not the police
on different beats in Honolulu paid the
same salaries, and ~ how long have the
several policemen been IN the service?
MINISTERS ANSWER QUESTIONS.
Minister Austin stated. in answer to the
enquiries OF Noble Smith, ID that he had
been in correspondence with persons en-
Gagged IN the manufacture LAYING and CD
Grating OF cables, in various parts of the
world, that some OF the answers he would
give have yet 10 come from abroad ~ he
hoped 10 have, before the end OF the ses-
sion. 3 full statement on this matter 10 Law
before the house; 3 contract. however. had
been made, a authorized by the bill Of last
session.
Minister Ashford stated. in answer to the
questions OF Rep. KamauOha, CD that the
Cabinet had approved Of Judge Dole's ap-
pOintment, q that the correspondence
published in the Chief Justices report sets
forth the reasons precisely why the salaries
had not been paid. and further. the house.
st last session, forbade any such payments.
WV Bills
Minister ThuTston read 4 first time An
act 10 amend Article 81, chapter XVI OF
the Civil Code, relating to the registration
Of conFeysnees.
The Minister moved that the bill be not
printed as the amendments were all con-
tanned IN few lines near the end OF the
bill. Carried
The same Minister read, q first time. 0y
title:
An Act relating TO the property of mar
ned women. Referred TO the printing
committee
Noble Smith, for the committee on PRS
0ns- read, first time. BY title:
An Act providing for Prison Inspectors
and defining their duties and powers.
An Act providing for the Communication
Of terms OF imprisonment OF prisoners in
certain cases Referred TO the printing
committee.
Order or The DAY.
Second readings Rep kamauoha rssd
second time, his bill repeating the dog
tax
Noble Warehouse moved the bill be re-
ferred 10 the judiciary committee. He
wished to give the lawyers a chance.
Noble Castle moved II be indefinitely
postponed.
Rep ksmsuOha moved ii be referred 10
the finance committee
The motion to indefinitely postpone was
put and carried.
Minister Thurston moved that the bill
to cGLfeF upon NOtaries Public the right to
administer aaths and the bill 10 authorize
the Chief Clerk OF the Interior office to
sign licenses, be Withdrawn from the
printing committee and placed on the order
OF the day. Carried
The NotarIes Public bill was read &
second time and referred 10 the ificiary
committee.
The bill 10 authorize the Chief Clerk In
the Interior Office was read. a second time
passed TO engr0ssment- and Monday next
set for third reading.
Rep. halaukos's bill relating to the ex-
penses OF the session amended, was read a
second time, passed to engrOssment. and
the third reading fixed for SATURDAY..
At II 30 3 N, the house adjourned To
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