The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-13

try was no better than the late one,
in keeping unfit persons in Office.
Noble Won Tempsky raised the
point of order that the Ministry was
not before the House.
The President ruled the point well
taken.
Rep. Wilcox proceeded to say
that the minority belonged to the
Reform party, aud therefore wanted
To shield the Postmastcr-General.
He was surprised To see members
of the National Reform Party, who
buasted loudly before election of
what they were going TO do in the
House, standing up to defend Re-
form officials. If this thing contin-
ucd there would be new Govern
ment before year, and there would
be no King, and he would take a
hand in the business.
Rep. Paehaolc called the speaker
to order. 1t was this talking all
round that prolonged the session.
The President ruled the language
of the representative of the fifth dis
trict as out of order.
Rep. Wilcox, proceeding, said he
apoIogized for going off the subject.
The session was made lengthy by
the Ministry not being well liked.
In his seven years residence in Eu-
rope he saw that disputes like that
between Noble Baldwin and Rep.
Marques were generally settled out
side at the point of the sword or
| pistol.
The President said the House did
not want instruction on the Euro
pean practice.
Rep. Wilcox said that was he
cause the President had very little
brains.
Noble Walbridge said the speaker
should be censured by the House
for his language regarding the Presi-
dent.
Rep. Wilcox withdrew the remark
and said that if the Noble from Wal
luku felt hurt he could rub his
head.
The previous question carried.
Rep. Marques asked if Noble
Baldwin had said on Saturday that
the minority had presented their re-
port, that the majority induced the
clerks to go before G. w. Ashford,
who took their evidence"
Noble Baldwin said there were
some inaccuracies in the reports of
his speech. He did not say exactly
what was referred to by the hon.
member. Marginal notes on the
aflidavits showed that some parts
were dictated by G. w. Ashford.
The motion to return the report to
the chairman of the committee car
ried.
Rep. Nawahi and Noble Crabbe
resigned from the committee.
APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House went to the consider
alton of the Appropriation Bill OF
third reading.
Salary of Circuit Judge, Maui
$4,000; his travelling expenses $500
Circuit Judge, Hilo and Kau
$4,000; his travelling expenses, 5000
Circuit Judge, Kohala and Kona
$4,000; his travelling expenses, 5000
Circuit Judge, Kauai, $4,000; hi;
travelling expenses, 5000.
Police Justice, Honolulu, S6000
Police Justice, IIilo, $4,000
Passed.
Police Justice, Lahaina, $4,000.
Rep. White moved $2400. Car
ried.
Police Justice, Wailuku, $4,000
, Passed.
Police Justice, North Kohala
$24O0.
Rep. Hookano moved $4,000.
| Passed at S240O.
Police Justice, Lihue, $1,000.
, Rep. A. S. Wilcox moved $240O
Carried.
District Judge, North Hilo, $1,000
Rep. A. Horner moved $500
The work had greatly increased.
Noble Widemann moved SIS, 900
They might as well give him enoug
2 at once.
Noble Macfarlane spoke of tn
items having been revised by tn
$ Chief Justice, who ought to know
{ what was right in each case.
, Noble Won Tempsky-Iou vote
. for an increase to the Lahaina jus
e tice.
Noble Macfarlane said he wishe
/ he could take his vote back. Th
G Appropriation Bill was now swelle
: beyond all semblance to its origins
a proportions. 1t now seems to b
i the disposition TO increase the salt
: ries of the Circuit Judges all .alon
: the line. He then moved that I'll
n vote to the Lahaina Justice be re
r considered.
Noble j. M. Horner favored n
8 consideration. The items had a
e been discussed ON second reading
j. No new reason had come up for il
IT creases. Cases at Kohala came TO
n ward by the score at once, to
&c disposed of in an hour, and it W;
unfair to use the argument of nun
n bers of cases.
e RepGR. w. Wilcox was not
IS favor of reconsidering the item
!. lie knew something Of amount of bI
ID siness at North lIilo.
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