The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-14
Afternoon session.

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With regard to the photographs, that il
only recommendation by the commit
tee. When Chinaman has been in the
country good many years: it is no
necessary to have a photograph OF him
He moved the report be adopted.
The motion to lay the report on the
table was lost Is to 10.
The report was adopted, and the bill
with the amendment passed to engross-
ment to be read third time on Tuesday
Noble Baldwin rose to a question Of
privilege. There had been laid on his
table the majority and minority reports
on Postal matters, in pamphlet form.
Both reports were ordered printed. 1t
was suggested in conversation with Rep.
Marques that all the evidence before the
committee be printed. He (Rep.
Marques) took the reports and
had them printed without going
near the chairman of the Printing
Committee, and only had printed such
portions of the evidence as suited his
purpose. | should have resisted printing
all the evidence-some of it was verbal
Somebody has appended remarks to the
report which never came before the
House at all. The material in this re-
port has not been ordered printed by the
House. He had no objection to its be-
ing printed. He would like to know
whether this pamphlet was free gratis
donation from Rep. Marques, or is to be
paidfor by the House.
President Walker These facts came
to my knowledge a few days ago, and
asked Rep. Marques If he had had any
thing printed that was not before the
House, and he said he had not.
On motion of Rep. Paehaole the re-
ports OF the two committees were made
the order of the day for Saturday.
Noble Cornwell offered resolution
that bill No. $50 be referred to the Com
mittee on Unassigned Lands. Adopted.
Third reading of the Appropriation
Bill.
Minister Brown moved the bill be read
item by item and section by section.
Carried.
CIVIL LIST.
His Majesty's private purse, 100000.
Passed.
H. R.H. the Heir Presumptive $40, 900.
Passed.
Rep. r. w. Wilcox moved an item be
inserted, "Her Majesty the Queen,
100000" There had been great deal
of talk about the Queen being rich, but
it was not so. She is one peg higher
than the heir presumptive, who receives
$4,000.
President Walker--I hope the mem
bers will make short speeches. There
is no use of going over the ground again.
Rep. Kapaehaole supported the mo-
ton.
Noble Crabbe spoke Of past Queens
who received nothing, and lie opposed
the item.
Rep. Nawahi favored the item.
Rep. kahookano said if the King had
$4,000 as formerly, he would not vote
for this. But as the King only got $40,-
600 he was in favor of giving the Queen
the other $4,000.
Rep. Kauhi thought something should
be done for the Queen. He moved the
amount be fixed at $4,000.
Rep. Rosa thought anything like this
should come from the Cabinet. We
nave heard nothing from them. The
Cabinet is silent; therefore it is to be
presumed the item is not wanted. He
objected to items relating to the civil
list emanating from the representatives
when they are strictly Cabinet measures.
Rep. Paehaole had no idea this item
would result in the bursting of gall
bladder and an exhibition of bile, but
it had. (Laughter.) He moved the
previous question.
Minister Brown-Any member has
right to introduce items to be inserted in
the Appropriation bill. The Ministers
have enough to do to father their own
sins without having others to attend to-
With regard to this item, nothing has
been asked for, and there has been no
intimation from the Royal family that
the money was wanted.
Both motions were lost.
H. II. II. Princess Kaiulani, $4,000.
Rep. Il. w. Wilcox moved the item
be stricken out. If search was
made there could be many more
found in the country higher and with
more royal blood than this girl She
does not get her royal blood from her
father but from her mother, who was the
Kings sister.
The item passed as in the bill.
LIS -hAJSSty blIdlL DCl idllI, TO,OUU.
Passed.
His Majesty's household expenses,
So, 0O0 Passed.
PERMANENT SETTLEMENTS.
His ExceIlency j. o. Dominis, IS, 600.
Passed
Hon. H. Kuihelani, 81, 200. Passed.
Mrs. Emma Barnard, 5000. Passed.
Rep. Paehaole moved to insert an
tenn of $500 for the widow OF T. w. |
Simeona, the police officer who was
killed by leper at Kona. Carried.
LEGISLATURE AND PRIvY COUNCIL.
Expenses of Legislature, sos, 900.
Minister Brown moved it be increased
o $50 900.
Noble Mccarthy said it cost S110O
week to run the House, and the Accounts
Committee had only 81 800.
The item passed at $50 900.
Secretary of Privy Council, 5000.
Passed.
lncidentals of Privy Council, 500.
PASSED
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT
Salary of Chief Justice and Chancellor,
u 900. Passed.
First Associate Justice, $4,000.