The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-14
The LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Fifty-ninth Day.
WEDNESDAY. Al

"WEDNESDAY, A9nR :.
The House met at 10 O'Clock, Ne Presi-
dent, Hon. W. R. Castle, in the chair. Abb
sent: Ministers Green, Austin and Thurs
ton; MOBILES Robinson, Duwsett, Jaeger,
Wall, Townsend, CsLnpben, widemann,
Mskee and Bertel12 ann: Reps. Dowsett.
kalaukoa, kauhK Deacon, Kinney, Ma
suire, Horner, and Gay. Minutes read
and onhrme1.
NEW BILL.
Minister Ashford read, first time, by
title the bill given notice Of yesterday, in
thG majority report of the Committee on
the bill relating to the practice of dentistry.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
Rep. F. Brown reported two bills printed.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House went into committee of the
whole, Rep. c. Brown in the chair, to take
up consideration of the Appropriation bill,
resumed from July 10th.
Permanent settlement, J. o. Dominis,
s., 800
Rep. Nakaleka moved the item be stricken
out. If the Government wish to provide
for Governor Dominis, they can make him
tax assessor for one OF the islands. They
need have no difficulty in providing for
him.
Rep. Paehaole said that in the discussion
of this question in 1887, much had been
said about Governor Dominis's long period
OF service. He had presented a petition
on behalf of Daniel Napela, an aged teacher
who had served the public well and faith
fully in his line, for 81 years. Members
were opposed to that petition, as they said.
on the principle of the thing. The princi-
pie they maintained then, they are against
now. He could not see the justice of vot.
ing permanent settlement to Governor
Dominis on account of his being white
man and refusing it to Sapela on the
ground of his being native.
Noble Smith said II Napela was the hus-
band OF the Heir Apparent, he would pro-
baby vote for his receiving a pension.
Governor Dominis had suffered greatly
from illness. 1t would be discreditable to
the country if he were reduced TO beggary
because of his physical intirmities.
The ayes and noes were taken on the
motion TO strike out, as follows:
Ayes-Waterhouse, Luhiau, Richardson,
Naone, Kauhi, c. Brown, F. Brown, Ka-
mai, Kinney, Kamauoha, Paris, Nawahine,
Daniels, Rice, Nakaleka, Kapaehaole-16.
Noes-Green, Thurston, Ashford, Robin
son, Young, Smith, Foster, Wight, Motley,
Wall, Townsend. Hitchcock, Baldwin,
Bailey, G. n. Wilcox, Dole, Hustace,
Deacon, Kauhane HelekunIhi, Kawainui,
A s. Wilcox-22.
The item passed.
Salaries OF Circuit Judges and travelling
expenses, deferred.
District Judges, Kau, $1,000, and East
Kau, $500, passed.
Repairs TO wharves, landings and buoys,
Maui, 81 500. passed.
Pay of Road Supervisor, Honolulu,
50, 600, passed.
Expenses of Election, Sc, 500, passed.
Salary Auditor-General. $4,000, passed.
Salary of three Pilots, Honolulu, $ls,ST5,
struck out.
Paw of Police, Hawaii. $4,000; Maui,
$4,000 Oahu, $1,000; Kauai, S2l, 500,
passed.
Inoidentals, Civil and Criminal expenses,
5000. Passed as recommended by the
select committee appointed July IL, and
reported July Is, SO 900.
Noble Castle moved to insert For e1-
penses of suits relative TO lands called I'M
divided lands, and Government claims in
lands, So. 900. Passed.
The Committee rose; the House re-
Spmed and took the usual noon recess.