The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-05-27

changed and amended. He had heard
- o1a saw vrhy the rules of 1888 should
not be adopted.
Noble Nacfarlane withdrew his motion
and moved that, as very few members
knex ANYTHING of the rules either OF 1886
on IsSs. the question be referred to
committee.
Nozzle Brown wished to know whether
the House was to adjourn in the mean
tine. or 90 on without any rules. 1t took
six months of application to make the
rules OF lSSS.
Noble Nacfarlane withdraws his mo
ton and saws that he is willing that
temporarily relies of 1888 be adopted.
(Cails OF Question:
Rep. Brown said that if rules were
adopted AT all they would be valid dntll
tbey were changed in the manner pro-
vided bv rules themselves.
Rep. Kapaehaole thought that as
Noble Macfarlane had been withdrawing
his motions one after the other he had
better withdraw the last.
The motion to adopt the rules OF 1883
was carried. =,
Noble Isenberg nominated Rep. Cecil
Brown as President.
Noble Widemann said it was time
honored custom to have Noble as Pre-
sident. This motion was an innovation.
Hewould make no opposing nomination.
Rep. Kalua nominated Noble Walker
and said: / was a member OF the Legls-
lature of 1886 when Hons. G. K. Bishop
and J. S. Walker were nominated; L
doubted whether Mr.. Walker had ability
% ill the position, but he was elected
and filed it honorably. l think the
younger competitor (Mr. Brown ought
to Weld TO the elder.
Rep. Kanealii moved that three tellers
be appointed. he had the matter very
much st heart in view of what occurred
this morning, when two tellers were ap-
pointed. but only one hat full OF ballots
was counted. They ought to have
third teller to watch the other two.
Rep. Kapsehaole thought something
ought to be said in favor of Rep. Brown,
since the other candidate had been
praised. He thought he (Rep. Brown
was quite as capable of filling the office
properly as his opponent. There had
been q good many changes lately, and 1t
NAV be well to make one more and elect
q Representative President.
The Chair appointed Mobiles Vide
mann and CornWell and Rep. Kanealn
tellers.
Rep. Kalua thought tellers should not
be appointed without a vote OF the
House.
The total number of votes cast for
President was So: for Noble Walker 2S; /;
for Rep. Cecil Brown "a.
Rep. Brown moved that committee
be appointed to conduct the President to
the chair
Rep. halua was appointed.
President Walker said: Mobiles and
Representatives, allow me to thank you
for the honor you have done me. 1t will
be nv duty and pleasure to perform my
duties honestly, faithfully and lmparti-
aIlv. ask your assistance in conduct
ing the business of this assembly accord
ing to It's rules and usages. l ask you to
overlook nv errors and shortcomings and
shall always be ready to correct them.
Rep. Kapaehaole nominates Noble
Kauhane as Vice President. He has al
ready filed the Office faithfully and i'm
partially.
Rep. Kauhi thinks Rep. Kapaehaole
is greedy. Why not elect representa-
tive? that has always been the custom.
NaEahi.
Fifty-one votes we're cast; kauhane
receiving 26, Nawahi 25. @
Noble Mccarthy nominated Mr.. Chas.
Wilcox as Secretary. He is native Ha-
Waiian and young man OF integrity.
Noble Cornwell nominated Mr. j. A.
A2goon.
Rep. Nawahi was in favor of Wilcox.
ID ,.<,l,& bo
competent, but he would have TO learn
the routine of the Office which had been
acceptably filled by the present clerk
Mr. Magoon for two sessions. aa
Rep Kauhi said that this was no time
TO 90 into the question Of the merits Of
the candidates.
Rep. Brown said the statements of
Rep. Nawahi were a little stretched, in
fact they were entirely stretched. Mr..
Aagoon's conduct of the Office had been
perfectly satisfactory.
Fifty-tEo votes were cast; Charles
Wilcox receiving %, j. A. Magoon "a.
Rep. Rosa named Rev. A. n. Paikule
As Chaplain.
Rep. Kanealii nominated Rev. ]. Wal
amau.
Fifty-two votes were cast; Rev. ].
Waiamau received %, Rev. A. n. Pal
kule %.
Rep. White nominated s. Nowlein as
eergeant-st arms.
Rep. Brown nominated D. P. Ed
ridge.
Fifty votes were cast; Samuel Nowlein
receiving %, u. P Eldridge %.
Mr.. Luther Wilcox was elected Inter
prefer by acclamation.
Noble 1senberg nominated Mr.. Uwaia
Napoleon for messenger
Rep. Bush nominated Moses Palau.
Rep. Brown nominated Ahu.
Total votes cast 81; Napoleon receiving
%, Palau q, Ahu 2
The candidates tor Janitor were Ka-
belle, Makalii, Piikoi, Kuula and Wa
hineaua. Kahele was elected.
At 5 10 P. N. the house adjourned to
10 O'Clock Thursday morning.
Second Day.
THURSDAY, May %.
The House met at 10 A. NJ, President