The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-25
THE LEGISLATURE
lllrIt DAY.
FmpNY. Oct. "a.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House rcshmrd al 10.

The House resumed at l:l2
Rep. Pachaolr continued his re-
marks ON the likclikc clams. Re
tcrriug 10 Noble llorncr's remarks,
hc said hc noticed that the hon. No
tile could swallow the san Diego
steamer. The hon. Noble was also
ready TO swallow the Chinaman, but
other members could not get him
past the tail. (Laughter) Thus
their tastes Differed. No reason
had been given for giving the claim
ants only fifty per cent.
Rep. Nawah thought enough had
been said on the subject, and moved
the previous question. Carried.
Noble WaipuIani moved that the
ayes and noes he called on the adop-
ton of the minority report.
Rep. Rrown--that they be called
on the adoption of the majority re-
port. Carried.
The majority report was rejected
on the following vote:
Ayes Mobiles Berger, Pna, and
Parker; Reps. Cummings, II. w.
Wilcox, Nawahi, Baker, kahoo-
kano, pachaole, White, Cockctt. =
II.
Noes Ministers Brown, Spencer,
and Peterson; Mobiles Macfarlane,
Mccarthy, Phillips, Crabbc, kau-
hanc, j. Nj. Homer, Hind, Marsden,
W. Y. IIorncr, Walbridge, Ander-
son, von Tcmpsky, G.. \. Wilcox !;
Reps. Brown, Lucas, kauhi, A..
Homer, Rickard, Waipuiani, Apiki,
kaneali, lIalstcad, Knudscn, Rice
and A. :. Wilcox 2S.
Noble Cornwcll WAS excused As an
interested party, being Il member
OF the Hotel Stables Go.
Rep. Browns motion to pass the
item ut SIP .Ol9.9U carried.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. Nawahi, on suspension of
the rules, presented the report of
the select committee TO investigate
an offensive letter IN the BuLLETIN
of the 18TH inst. They find that
Arthur Johnslone admitted he was
editor OF the paper, and said thai
the wtiter of the letter was w. ii
Stone; that the offensive words were
marked out of the proof, but tha
the corrected proof sheet was no
returned to the printer; that Thu
writer of the letter said he did no
mean TO cast reproach on the House
They recommend that the cdito
and the correspondent be imprison
ed for two hours each. Signed b,
Jos. Nawahi, \. +. Paehaole, Ceci
Brown, \. L. Peterson, L. r. Lucas
Rep. Waipulani moved that til
report be adopted. Carried.
Rep. Nawahi moved that the Ser
geant-at- Arms be instructed TO carr
out the order of the House.
The President said the orde
would be carried out. The Apprt
priation Bill was before the House
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House resumed the thir
reading of the Appropriation Bill.
Lighting streets of towns otht
than Honolulu, SllOO.
Printing, to done in the kingdom
, $4,000.
Guards, Aliiolani Hale and X:
puaiwa Buildings, $1,000.
All passed.
Rep. PaehaOle moved TO inse
$40 for balance of salary due Jam'
Auld, one of the guards. He W;
paid $40 short month of the salal
appropriated last session. A Mini
7 ter had no authority to reduce
. salary below the amount voted !
the House.
Rep. Brown did not see how TIT
could vote this sum. In all pro
ability the guard had agreed
work for the amount paid him.
Minister Brown drew attention
the fact that the Minister of the
terror had reported on this claim
order of the House. The report VI
accordingly read, showing that t'
men in succession were employe
being paid $40 month, and I'll
S, there was balance of $40 to I
appropriation.
- The motion was lost.
Noble Pua moved To- insert So
for the guard at the Royal MAJ,
leum, Maemae, as recommended
n select committee.
Minister Brown, as member
= the committee, said that, in &c
sideration of the keepers waivi
claims for past services, they wol
recommend the appropriation
$500 to pay for her further service
The motion carried.
Rep. White moved to insc
9 Balance due Board of Genealo.
$ll32.20.
Minister Brown repeated his {
PLANTATION made the other day as
the action of the Ministry Of Il
in dismissing the Board from
4 public service. The claim was
the amount uneXpended of the {
preparation for the whole peri,
The Board had, however, accept
the intimation from the Goycrnlnr
that they might carry on the ",
At Their own expense.
Noble Muller asked If the IL
IN Cabinet Council, who appoiu
the Board, had discharged them.
not, they were entitled IN their ,a