The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
101sT DAY.
MONDAY, Oct. Is.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

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on postal matters. He moved that
the House give him permission to
print, with his report, extracts from
the Postmaster letters and other
matter.
Rep. Paehaole did not believe in
printing extracts; the letters should
be given in full or not at all. He
moved that all the evidence and
aflidavits taken by the majority and
minority committees be printed.
Rep. Brown-No such motion as
this can he considered. We are on
the Appropriation Bill, and it has
the preference of everything.
President Walker-The member
is little out, as the House ruled
the other day that q motion could be
entertained while the bill was under
consideration.
The matter was deferred until to-
morrow.
The item for District Judge, North
Hilo, passed at $500 instead of
$1,000 in the original bill.
The President said that for the
future he would declare each item
passed unless objection was taken
to it when read.
| Noble Widemann said that sc
many alterations were being made,
the bill would have to be read o
fourth time, and then fifth.
Noble j. M. Horner believed il
raising items when good reasons
were given. In the case Of North
Hio the business had doubled since
the session began.
District Judge, Puma, $780,.
Rep. Nawahi moved $500. Car
ried.
Noble Muller moved that all thu
district judge items be considered
together and raised fifty percent
This would save time.
District Judge, West Kau, $1,000
Rep. Apiki moved $1,000. Thu
incumbent was q competent man
writing English and Hawaiian.
Passed as in the bill.
District Judge, East Kau. 5000
Passed.
District Judge, North Kona, $500
| Rep. Waipuilani moved $500, TIT
same as the Puma judge.
Passed as in the bill.
District Judge, South Kona, $500
Passed.
District Judge, South Kohala
$1,000.
Rep. Richard claimed that the
workman was worthy of his hire
The services Of distrlc judges wer
worth more than the amounts in tn
bill. He moved the item be S144O
| Passed as in the bill.
| District Judge, Hamakua, $4,000
| Noble Marsden said that of
large number of bills for raisin,
district judges to be police judges
that for Hamakua was alone report
ed favorably on by the committee
He moved to increase the tier
$500.
Minister Peterson had heard a
hon. Noble from Hamakua say tina
this judge was satisfied with hi
salary. { Laughter.)
Noble Marsden replied that h
was police Judge now.
Noble Macfarlane wanted to hea
from the other Hamakua members
as to whether they approved of tn
proposed increase.
Noble j. M. Horner said it ha
been said that their judge. did nc
know much law. Well, he suite
them, and, if he was to be kept, hi
wages ought to be kept as they are
Otherwise some more competer
haole will be sent up to take hi
place.
Noble Marsden asked if 500 We
large salary for the growing bus
ness. They had voted $2400 for til
Judge at Lahaina. The salar
would not tempt professional ma
from Honolulu.
Passed as in the bill.
: District Judge, Honuaula, $500
Passed.
. Noble Marsden moved reconside
alton of the vote for the Lahair
Judge. Lost.
Noble Macfarlane called attentio
to the action of certain member
! who have voted for every increa'
proposed, in the hope that whe
their own pet items are reached til
House will pass them.
Noble Cornwell rose.
Noble Wldemann--There's N
thing before the House.
The President-There's nothir
} before the House.
District Judge, Makawao, S240
Rep. Halstead moved $4,000.
Passed as in the bill.
District Judge, Koolau and Han
$500.
| District Judge, Kipahulu, Kahil
nui and Kaupo, 5000.
District Judge, Lanai, 5000.
Noble Cornwell moved $500.
Noble Parker moved $500. TIL
Judge hadn't tried two cases the Ia
period.
Noble j. M. Iorner thought 81
of family, or any consideration on
side of the duties, should moi weig
Rep. White supported the |
crease. Peace prevailed at Liant
and that was the thing 10 be eneou