The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-10-07

WIS AEtlCQ, t1u -NOOle N'OrnWell voted
against it. His Majesty has squandered
his money, and it is time he was taught
lesson Of economy if nothing else.
How were these obligations incurred
Well, l won't say anything They are
questionable. 1t might be said that His
Majesty has been fieeced. The Govern
ment credit should not be hawked about
the streets.
Noble ]. VI. Horner-I favor the bill,
and it should be talked over without ex-
element. understand His Majesty is
short OF personal expenses, and asks for
relief. Ii appears to be business tran
saction, does not interfere with the
treasury, and relieves His Majesty. This
makes him free man, and when he
goes out he will not be bothered with
first one and then another asking him,
when are you going to pay that little
bill?n The measure has my sympathy.
Noble Baldwin was in favor OF the sec
ton as in the bill. He did not propose
10 say much. Our constituents would
blame Us if we struck out this section.
The larger part of the country favors it.
As member OF the committee viii say
that the palace accounts were systema-
tically kept. II was not wise and proper
to drag the private affairs OF His Majesty
into the house as some members had
done. l do not think our Sovereign's
name should have been mentioned as it
has to-day.
Rep. Bush-Whom does the hon. noble
allude TO?
Noble Baldwin Il mentioned no
names, but as Rep. Bush has asked, 1
will say that there are some thin gs in
his Hawaiian translation that might
have been left unsaid.
Rep. Bush-It does not become any
member OF this House to dictate and
catechise as to what shall be said on this
floor, as long as it is parliamentary. 1t was
not my desire to bring the Kings name
into the House.
Rep. R. W.Wilcox moved the previous
question. Carried.
The ayes and noes were called on the
motion 20 strike out Section 5 with the
following result:
Ayes-Muller, Pua, Parker, kanoa,
Nawahi, Waipuilani, Apiki, White, ka
nealii-9.
Noes-G. Brown, Spencer, Peterson,
Macfarlane, Mccarthy, Phillips, Crabbe,
kauhane, ]. NJ Homer, Hind, Marsden,
Baldwin, Cornwell, Walbridge, Ander-
son, Won Tempsky, q. \. Wilcox, C.
Brown, Lucas, Baker, A. Horner, Rick
ard, Kapaehaole, Halstead, knudsen,
Rice, A. S. Wilcox-27.
The section passed as in the bill.
Sec. THE bonds SO issued by the
Minister of Finance shall be such as have
heretofore been issued for the national
loan.
Noble Cornwell moved it pass. Car
ried.
Minister Brown moved to insert the
following new section: Section ). This
act shall take effect from and after the
date of its approval.
The section passed.
The title was read.
Noble Muller moved the title be ''An
Act for the relief OF His Majesty's credi-
tors" It would be more appropriate
Noble Cornwell-I think Noble Muller
is little too fresh.
The title passed as in the bill. The
bill passed to engrossment, to be read a
third time on Monday.
Rep. Bush thought it ought to be read
q third time on Sunday.
Third reading of Bill 81, TO establish
and regulate the North Kohala water
works.
Noble Marsden moved the bill pass.
Minister Brown called attention to
Section 1, where the word "said'' should
be "such.n It was ordered to be cor
rected.
NobIa lforoJa, z,;J 4bara .-oe o,-ar,-
that these waterworks would
return revenue instead of being an ex-
pense to the Government.
The bill passed.
Third reading OF Bill IS to forbid the
use OF barbed wire for fencing.
Rep. R ". Wilcox moved the bill
pass.
Noble Marsden moved it be indefinite
Y postponed. / think the dangers OF
he fence are only imaginary. There
lad not been single petition on the
subject.
Noble j VI. Horner agreed with Noble
ilarsden. There was no use for the bill.
Rep. kapaehaole favored the bill.
The bill was indefinitely postponed, |
md q motion to reconsider was lost.
Second reading OF an act to organize |
md regulate the Civil Service OF the Ha-
yaiian Kingdom.
The report Of the committee was read. |
Section l, providing Tor five Civil Ser
ice Commissioners, was read.
Minister Brown moved as an amend |
nent that the word ''three" be inserted |
n place OF Give" The United States
ct along with three commissioners.
Rep. Marques said it did not matter
much whether there were three or FIVE.
he latter number would be likely to be
nore impartial. He moved the section
ass as in the bill.
The amendment passed and the sec
ion passed as amended.
Section ,, referring to the conduct OF
he commissioners passed as in bill.
Section relates to rules, meetings,
&c.
Noble Marsden moved it pass as in the
i'll.
Noble Hind moved the section and
ne remaining sections be indefinitely
There was too much machin-
~ about the bill.
The motion was lost, and the section
assed as in the bill.
Section 4, referring 70 expenses, and
ection D, to use OF public rooms and
were passed as in the bill.
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