The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-15

~ ra}eS. read TOR the second 3sfsa h{ii
81, al Act 10 Appropriate the SDna "
SjN,eeA for tlae numbering IS tae cAsN-
p3etioa 81 The Volcano YyNad. TIE
member fgNan Hila moved Il D. Ns-
TERED 10 a special e,>na nastte>.
Rep. Ashford wished IL v,ae the Vol.
cSoo mad finished, as "a Is a national
necessity. SGt don't See any FesS,,u
tot th4s appropriation. leecsaSe the
Minister q the Interior assured Us
that there are so aNa stan in the Tg'eA-
sugy, GueNpe0,Sevl, ~ the last appra.
gTsation tor the Na}csna road. lie
asked the Minister 81 the interior
whether work j. progressing,
The Minister ~ the interior said
that the work IS stiil going On, about
ninety men are al present employed
on the road, besides sigty prisoners,
Rep. Ashford asked If SlSeo was
Sufficient for the work.
The Minister ~ the Interior replied
that Safia0 per month = being spent
on the road, and that the amount
asked for Is 11og sufficient, bat i only
Intended for the continuance 81 the
work. There arc ia tsia asked for ia
tho Appropriation NSl} f0c that par
pose.
Noble \euNSDH believed In en-
coaragjug everything tending towards
the prosperity al thc country, eSp&cj-
ally when natives are Interested lu
the work.
Noble MarS3en said that during his
recent travels, he foaOd tourists en-
thuSiaStic about the Volcano, hat the
the Volcano road is terrible,
The bin passed 10 engToSSneOt IN he
! 81. -
RESOLUTIONS,
Rep. Ashford asked the Minister Of
the interior if any petition had been
received for the extension Of Fort
street from School 10 Punchbowl
streets.
The same member gave notice 10
Introduce a bill entitled an Act 10
Jury.
Noble ]. NJ. Homer presented a
resolution that q select committee be
appointed to take into consideration
the best means Of reducing the current
expenses Of the Government and Of
obGaining revenue 10 meet the public
requirements.
Noble MarSden wanted retrench-
ment, but We should not 30 blindly.
We cut off one Of the Circuit Judges
Of Hawaii, but have been Informed
that their commissions run for three
years longer. What are We 10 do
about it,
Rep. Nawahi thought that If the IT,
port is adopted il amounts almost 10 a
vote Of want 81 confidence IN the Min
isfers.
Rep. Iosepa quoted Abraham Lin
coin, that '.No one can swap horses in
the middle Of the stream"
Minister Parker have heard the
remarks and instructions of the men,
bers from Hilo and Hama, and I am
strongly in favor OF its adoption. II
YOU raise The appropriation, / shall
strongly oppose IT,
Noble Thursion was in favor Of
adopting the resolution He was not
Of the same opinion as the member
from Hilo, that ii j. almost equivalent
10 3 vote Of want Of confidence The
only revenue measure the whole Cab
met introduced was 10 tax playing
cards 10 cts. ] think that Is q still
born child.
Noble J. NJ Horner <iisclaimed any
intention Of bringing in his resolution,
want Of confidence in the Minis
tiers.
Rep kaunanano moved the pre-
vious question.
Rep. kamauoha claimed the right
10 speak, as be was the mover Of one
of the motions.
The President said that the previous
question shut of debate.
The resolution was passed.
Minister Whiting made reply 10
E 49, H.
able member from North Kohala. To
question The president of the Board
Of Health has made no report as TO
! the full number Of laundries now in
Honolulu, during the two years past,
4 nor any report to me. To question -
I do not know il any laundries have
been built, the matter being within
the powers and duties of the Board Of
Health. To question 3-No lauDdries
have been built by permission Of the
4 Marshal. By section Of chapter 8 Of
/ the Laws of 1850, iaundries in Homo
1 lulu are placed under the supervision
and control Of the Board Of Health.
/ Rep. Waipuilani asked the Attor-
ney-seneral that last week he stated
4 be was 10 bring his report on Monday
] yesterday al THE House.
1 The Attorney-6seneral replied that
! the English version viii be ready in
1 the morning, and the Hawaiian yer
sion sometime after.
The same member also asked the
i Attorney.G eneral concerning queS-
tions propounded on June l3, regard.
ing the Police.
The Attorney-Geperal asked fo,
! further time. The matter concerning
j. G. 5earle will be received per the
KHAN tomorrow.
Rep. Koahou asked leave 10 READ
the bin, by title, for dividing Bils
into three judicial districts, providing
for one police justice and two distrie'
justices.
Rep. Kaunamano read bill, al
Act authorizing the Minister ~ IN
terror 90 grant retail licenses tor thu
sale of beers aud wines.
Rep. Akina gave notice ~ his IN
tenti0n 70 bring Ira bill making port
Of Hama Island of Maui and Mako
well Island Of Kauai AS ports o
entry.
Noble pua asked the Minister VI TIA
interior whether the port and wha,
Of Kabolai belonged to the Govern
neptr
Notice Of meetings of the difteseD
committees,
The President appointed ioseps
Waipuilapl, Kapaba, Mafsdep, AZ
Mactarlane as committee on tb
. J'ailorsi bill.
Ways and Means COMMITTEES J, N
Homer, Nawabi. Berger, Baldwin
/ and MaFSdeH.