The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-09-16

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Noble Maciarlzne wished to make
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Ihe resolution EzS adopted
President Walker appointed Rep- Ez-
hOOkzno On the Judiciary Committee
and Noble COnweH On the Consritu-
tionsl Committee
Noble MacEzrizre regretted that any
personal difference between himself and
the hon. member should have led 70
such events Attempts had been made
BY mutual trends 70 bring about an IN
deTssandlng, but the propositions made
had been such as he could not hOuOrzblv
accept While he did not feel caIIed
upon to make any explanation to the
House, he desired to auolozize 70 The
House for having Occ4siOned 80 much
trouble The hon member had stated
his version Of the affair, but he thought
II not competent 10 himself 10 make an
explanation of private matter occurring
outside OF the House.
President Walker appointed Reu.
Luczs On the committee 10 examine into
damages 10 the Queen property.
Rep White read an Act to prohibit
the cutting quarter dollars In two and
uttering them
The bill was read second time bv
tile and referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
The House proceeded TO the Order OF
the Day, consideration Of the ApprODria-
ton Bill IN Committee Of the Whole.
Rep Rickard In the chair.
Rep Brown moved the House consider
All Items referred to committees which
nave been reported On. Carried.
Ihe nrSt Item was road TO open Govern
ment lands back OF Honolulu, 1880.
The committee report was read.
hep- Brown said the committee had
recommended that nothing Be spent IN
III the Minister was satisfied that the
applications would cover the a1nonnt1
appropriated
Kep- Brown moved the item pass. and
that the report be referred 10 the Mn
ls1er OF the Interior for his guidance.
Noble Baldwin said the conditions
teleanlng ont Izntzna, etc were AL
nghts but he had always understood tbssk
socn conditions were not valid n a dead
hep brown said any sale made upon
conditions would be good The properly
would De taken subject to those condi-
mons, and II they were not fulfilled there
Souid be ground Tor re-enfrv. He
vas willing 70 stake his reputation as
zwyer upon Il
Rep k2psehaOle thought they were
o Be sold under the Homestead Law.
Rep BroEn-NO, at public zuction
Noble MarSden wanted to knox
Ehether the Government Eouid be Ekelv
Q Dc reimbursed He would ask the
Minister OF the Interior II there xe-e srV
APPLICATIONS
Minister Spencer stated that there were
lone, but be had reasons to believe there
you'd Be.
Rep. Brown said there was q petition
With hfty 10 seTentv-ive names from
'eople who ask for lots.
The petition was read, and the names
1 the signers.
Rep kapaehaole said the people said
hey were willing to buy los Tor fair
'rlces- Ihey might not agree with the
Minister Of tie Interior as to the price.
n the meantime the item would he in
ne appropriation Bill, and althouoh Il
you'd not be spent, II would help to swell
ne OIL A good deal been said about the
iot 2pproprlating money unless Il is ne =
essary- think It had better be deferre.if
lDtil next session.
Rep Brown-The land up there
seiesss and Il the road is built there will
e valuable property, bringing the Gov
rnment a revenue in taxes as an
ttorney already have AUTHORITY TO p1r-
base as much as 15acres al q srssxiu1nn
I $3.50 per acre. therefore think fbis
EN- IS one which ought % pass. and the
money viii not be spent unless TIE
mount is covered.
Noble Widemann said he would not
bee; himself 70 paying <l50 or $3.50 for
Z acre up there.
hep. Cummings favored the item.