The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-08
THE LEGISLATURE.
TWENTY-FIFTH DAY.
MONDAY, July 1.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

SltoH Ot Jle AppTOprluIlOH On.
Judiciary department, continued,
Deputy Clerk Supreme Court,
$1,000; 2nd Deputy Clerk Supreme
Court, $1,000.
Amended, by recommendation of
select committee, to $4,000 for End
Deputy
District Judge, Honuaula, $500.
Passed.
District Judge, Makawao, S2400.
Rep. Halstead spoke at length in
both languages, in support of his
motion to increase to $4,000.
Noble Pua opposed the increase.
1t appeared the people there had
been very bad last period, but they
might have revival of religion that
would decrease the criminal bust
ness.
Rep. White was against increase.
He hoped members would not help
each other in raising appropriations.
Rep. Waipuilani moved TO de-
crease to $1,000, the same as Hama
kua.
Rep. Kalua moved the item pass
as in the bill. The incumbent is an
independent man.
Noble Baldwin agreed with the
previous speaker, and spoke Of i'm
portance of the district. He would
support the proposed increase.
Rep. Kauhi was not interpreted.
Passed as in the bill.
District Judge, Hama, $500.
Rep. Kamai said people of Hama
wanted two judicial districts, and
moved the item be postponed till he
bring in q bill. After remarks by
Rep. Kalua he moved instead to in
sert Kipahulu, KihiiSauui, and kau-
pc, 5000.
Noble Widemann had no objection
TO division if there were reasons,
but il no increase was asked the item
should be passed pending the bill
promised.
Rep. Nawahi was in favor of in
seriing items for two, which would
obyiate the necessity of bill.
Noble Pua, Rep. Nawahi, and
Minister Brown spoke in Hawaiian.
Noble Widemann thought a law
would be necessary if two items
were passed, unless an amendment
such as he proposed would effect the
object, viz, giving the Supreme
Court discretion for dividing the
district and the salary.
Rep. Brown did not think new
| law necessary, as the Civil Code
gave authority for appointing two
| judges for each district.
Noble j. NJ. Homer wanted an
Interpretation of speeches in general
and Minister Browns in particular.
The Interpreter said the Minister
favored passing the item, as other
wise the salary might be overlooked
altogether.
| Noble Baldwin favored the gist Of
Noble Widemann's amendment. lie
doubted if the Civil Code provision
authorized the division of q district
| Rep. Kamai added to his amend
ment, District Judge Hama and
Koolau, $500. This carried separ
ately.
District Judge Kipahulu. Kihika
nui, and kaupo, 5000. Passed OF
casting vote of chairman.
District Judge Lanai, 5000
Passed.
District Judge Nolokai, $1,000
Passed.
District Judge Eva, $500.
Rep. Kauhi considered this hi
turn to occupy the House at length
EVA was gaining in population ant
Importance, and would soon have
police court. He moved TO anen
to $1,000. Carried.
District Judge Waianae, $500.
Rep. Kauhi said the House hat
now begun on the right plan of pay
ing district judges proper salaries
He moved to increase to $500. Lost
and item passed as in the bill.
District Judge WaiaIua, $500.
Rep. Kauhi moved $500. Los
and item passed as in bill.
District Judge Koolauloa, $500
Passed.
District Judge Koolaupoko, $1,000
Rep. Kauhi moved 5000, Passe
at $500.
District Judge Hanalei, S1OO
Passed.
District Judge Kawaiahu, 500
Passed.
District Judge Koloa, sl2O
Passed.
District Judge Waimca, 500
Passed.
Clerk Second Judicial Circu
, 5000. Passed.
Clerk Third judicial Circu
$1,000. Passed.
!" Clerk Fourth judicial Circn
5000. Passed.
Expenses of Supreme Court, 81
600. Passed.
o Expenses of Circuit Courts, Sl(
Q 900. Passed.
n Expenses of witnesses; crlmir
cases, $4,000. Passed.
Purchase of law books, $20(
Passed,
Stationary and incidentals, 5000
Passed.
Pay of interpreters for all coul
not specially provided for, $3.50
Passed