The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-05

Also, OF bill to amend the home
stead law.
Rep. Nawah, gave notice of bill
to prohibit barbed wire fences.
Also, of o bill to provide for the de-
struction Of conGscated liquors,
MINISTERIAL ANSWER.
Minister Peterson presented the
following answer TO the question OF
Noble Widemann:
"Amount expended for assisting
counsels in criminal cases during
the last fiscal period.
"Sept. 10, 1888, Jos. Nawahi,
$50 assisting prosecution in Rex.
VS.. Kawelo, murder, May term
1888 at Hilo.
"Oct. 2, 'ss, V. V. Ashford,
$3.50, conducting prosecution in
Rex VS.. Aiona and q others, liquor
cases in Hilo Police Court, May SO.
"Dec. 10, 'SS, V. V. Ashford,
$50 assisting prosecution in Rex. vs..
Aicna, etc., tried before jury Nov
ember term 1888 at Waimea,
"Dec. II, Chas. Creighton, $l00,
assisting prosecution at Waimea
term, November, 1888.
"Jan. A, 1889, A. L. Hitchcock,
$40, assisting in Rex VS.. Keolai,
larceny, and Rex. vs.. Manuel de
Motto, truancy, both appeals from
the Hilo Police Court to the Circuit
Court.
"Jan. %, 1889, w. A. Whiting,
$50, assisting prosecution in Rex
VS.. Robertson, Jan. term Of the SUI
preme Court, 1889.
sian, &c, 1889, A. Rosa, $50, as
sisting prosecution in Rex VS.. Mol
teno, Jan. term of the Supreme
Court, 1889.
''Jan. 2G, 1889, Paul Ncumann,
$50, assisting prosecution in Paoa,
lcper assault case at Kauai, Aug
term, 1888.
"April 20, 1889, John L. Kaulu
kou, 500, assisting prosecution il
Rex vs.. ALA, murder, at Kauai
August term, 1888.
tune 22, 1889, John L. KauIu
kou, 500, assisting prosecution n
Waikiki term, June, 1889,
July II, 1889, Paul Neumaun
500, Rex VS.. Patrick Hayes,
"July 10, 1889, A. S. Hartweli
$500, Rex VS.. Robertson, contcmp
, matter, etc.
t ''July IL, 1889, W. A. Whiting
$50, do, second trial.
"Aug. 2, 1889, A. S. Hartweli
r $500, retainer for prosecution o
, parties for completely in the insur
rection of July 80, SO.
"Aug. 2, 1889, F. NJ, Hatch
$500, retainer for the same.
NOV. 8, 1889, L. M. Hatch
$500, retainer for the same
S296O.
''Civil cases.
"Jan. %, 30, Chas. /. Garter
;. 800, services in Bowler VS.. Hawa
= ian Government, two cases.
= ''Jan %, 30, +. NJ. Hatch, $l0(
services in Skinner VS.. Hawaiia
Government.-S200."
a Noble Widemann asked if thes
r services we're actually performed.
l. Minister Peterson said that NJ
!. Hartwell worked on the cases bu
d was not present at the trials.
3 Noble Widemann asked if it We
d the practice of members of tn
bar to keep q retainer when they {
n | NOT nprfortn the work
'. Rep. Brown would like to fin
j. that out, too, but hardly thoug|
the hon. Noble was in order.
d Minister Peterson (replying
i; Noble Widemann) said that WI
1t the practice in other countries, b
10 as yet 1t was unsettled in this cou
"a try.
Noble Widemann moved sele
N committee be appointed to invest
,r gate the matter.
N Noble Macfarlane thought
might as we'll go 10 the finance col
g mittee.
Is Noble Widemasn withdrew i
motion and the matter dropped.
ORDER OF THE DAY..
~ On motion Of Minister Brown /
House proceeded to the order
u the day.
Noble Muller moved the rules
- suspended to make his bill for t
suppression of plant diseases a
is insect pests the first order. C,
s. ried.
10 The bill was read.
Id Noble Baldwin movea tho hin
s. referred to the committee on co
merce, but withdrew the motion
lis Noble Muller expressing the DIES
ch that the bill be dealt with to,da
of Noble Baldwin then spoke of the
pid extension of the scale bug big
lis in and about Honolulu, and the i
of portance of immediate steps
si- ward its extirpation.
re Rep. Nawahi was not In favor
on passing this bill now. The blil
was not imported but arose fir
ng climatic changes here. We hs
To- had great many things like Il
it'll proposed herc-rice birds to
worms, which let the worms ak
rO- and ate the rice; strange amin
on to kill rats but which killed m
dy chickens than rats, etc,
lth Noble Widemann said DR.. Hi
lS- brand hrolIoht the Ianfana here