The Daily bulletin., 1890-07-01
THE LEGISLATURE.
TWENTY-FIRST DAY.
MONDAY. June 30.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Rep. kaneaIii was called to The
chair.
Minister Brown moved to strike
ont figures in first section, leaving
the amount blank. Carried.
Civil List:
His Maiesty's private purse,
$40, 900. Carried, on motion of
Minister Cummins.
II. II. II. The Heir Presumptivc,
$4,000. Carried.
II, II. II. Princess kaiulam, $500.
Carried.
His Maicsty's Chamberlain, $4,000.
Minister Brown moved To strike
out the words, "Whose appointment
to and retention ia office shall be
subject 90 the approval of the Cabi-
net" Carried
Item ms amended carried.
His Majesty household expenses
Sl2 900. Carried.
State entertainments, $4,000.
Minister Cummins moved item
read $4,000.
Rep. Kalna moved to strike out
altogether and insert in Department
of Foreign Affairs where it would
more properly appear.
Rep. Rosa did not think it was
intended to contine this item to re-
ception of strangers. 1t was also
intended to cover other entertain.
ments and relieve His Majesty's
purse from the burden. 1t trans.
ferred to Foreign Department i,
would refer to strangers only ant
not relieve His Majesty.
Noble Widemann considered the
member from Waialua mistaken ir
his argument. 1t would relieve His
Majesty in any ease. He was will
ing TO vote for it and to have i
transferred TO Foreign Affairs De
partment, but the clause requiring
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs tt
approve bills he did not believe il
at all, but thought almost an insui
to the King.
Rep. Rosa said if that clause wa!
stricken out, he would withdraw hi
motion.
Rep. Marques saw no reason TO
putting item in Department of Min
lister of Foreign Affairs. All coun
tries vote sum TO enable the sover
eign to give entertainments. II
moved to amend making money pay
able on submission OF vouchers l.
Minister of Finance.
The motion to pass at $40, go
carried.
The Chairman ignored Rep. Mar
guess amendment, and Rep. Mar
ques rose TO point of order whic
was not ruled on, and the motion {
transfer TO Foreign Affairs Depart
ment carried.
Rep. Lucas moved to insert $3.50
for Her Majesty Queen kapiolan
He knew she spent great deal fo
good purposes among the Hawaiia
people, and had little left for hel
self, ,and he thought the House ougll
to give her something.
Rep. kauhi did not object
making allowance for Her Majest,
but The amount was absurdly sma
and seemed almost insulting.
Rep. Lucas raised to $4,000 an
on Noble Widemann's suggestion
$4,000.
Rep. Kapaehaole said no appr,
priation was made last session, an
they did not know that it was neet
ed. If they once began gre.
deal would be added to the bill.
Rep. Nawahi was in favor {
$500.
Rep. White, in a speech of col
siderable length, favored $4,000.
Rep. Kauhi made remarks M
translated
The motion to insert $4,000 W:
lost.
The motion TO insert $500 W.
lost.
Permanent settlements:
} His EXcellency John o. Domini
| $4,000.
Hon. II. Kuihelani, Sl200.
Mrs. Emma Barnard, 5000. A
carried.
Rep. Rosa moved to insert, Mr.
Kanohckai, S240. Her late husban
served the country faithfully in Il
police department.
Noble Widemann said that win
he had no objection to giving th
woman SO q month, he did obje
to these single items that were vote
on account of their smallness. The
were numbers of women in the san
boat, and, il they were TO have pc
sions, let general law be pass,
providing scale of payments.
Rep. Nawahi had the same obje
ton as the hon. Noble.
Rep. Brown said Rep. Marqu
had given notice of a pension bi
and he would move that the pr
posed item lie on the table till q
lion be taken on that bill.
Rep. Paehaole moved commit
recommend the item be referred
a select committee, to ascerta
whether the amount was sullicie
for the woman's needs.
Rep. Waipuilani favored reft
ence to committee.
Noble Cornwell agreed with t
reasons given by the mover NJ
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