The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-18
THE LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTEENTH DAY.
FRIDAY, June IL, 1892.
Morning session.


coming to order Noble j. NJ. Horner
from the Ways and Means Commit
tee, presented the following report,
affecting the Judiciary Department
of the Appropriation Bill:
Having satisfied ourselves and by
the consent of the Chief Justice we
recommend the following items in
the Appropriation Bill pass as fol-
lows:
Purchase of books for Library,
$1,000, Appropriation $1,000.
Stationery and Incidentals, $1,000,
Appropriation $4,000.
Portuguese Interpreter, $1,000,
Appropriation $2400.
One District Judge for Kau,
$500.
Strike out items 81 and So, Appro.
priation $21O0.
Pay of Interpreters of all Courts
not otherwise provided for, $4,000,
Appropriation S2500.
Pay Clerk Honolulu Police Court,
$2400, Appropriation $4,000.
Printing and Binding Sth volume
Hawaiian Reports, $4,000, Appropri.
alton S2500.
Signed by all the members of the
committee. Laid on table for con-
sideration with the Appropriation
Bill.
Rep. Smith offered a resolution
that $4,000 be appropriated for
courthouse at koloa, Kauai. Also
that $1,000 be appropriated for re-
pairs to the Pail road at kalalau,
Kauai. 10 Committee on Public
Lands.
Rep. Kamauoha read first time a
bill to create Kawaihae, Hawaii, a
port of entry.
Noble Marsden read for the first
time bill to liceuse the sale of beer
and light wines.
At 40 on motion, the Assembly
resolved into Committee of the
Whole, Rep. Kauhi in the chair, and
proceeded with the consideration Of
the items in the Appropriation Bill
under the head of Judiciary Depart
ment, and the following items were
passed as here represented:
Salary of District Judge n. Hllo,
$500.
Salary of District Judge Puma,
$500.
Salary of District Judge West Kau,
1000.
Salary of District Judge East Kau,
$500.
Salary of District Judge North
Kona, $500.
Salary of District Judge South
Kona, $500.
Salary of District Judge S. Kohala
$1,000.
Salary of District Judge Honuaula,
$500.
Salary of District Judge of Hama
$1,000.
Salary of District Judge of Kipa'
hulu, 5000.
Salary of District Judge of Lanai
5000.
In the discussion of the foregoing
item Rep. Ashford asked if case
was ever known to have been tried
on that Island. He had not heard Of
one during his stay in Office.
Rep. Smith had some slight re-
membrance of hearing of a case
some twenty years ago, when he was
deputy sheriff of Maui. Believed
the cause was turkey stealing.
Noble Thurston said, 'honest in.
jim" he believed that there was nj
need for this item. He knew tina
formerly the Gibson family owned
the whole island and took care of thu
troubles OF the people. He did MOI
think that policeman even wat
needed. The item passed as above
Salary District Judge of Molokal
$1,000.
Salary District Judge of Kalawao
struck out.
Salary District Judge of Waianae
$500,
Salary District Judge of Waiaua
$500.
Salary District Judge Koolauloa
$500.
Salary District Judge Koolaupoko
$1,000.
Salary of District Judge of Hama
lei, $1,000.
Salary Of District Judge of Ka
waihau, $1,000.
Salary of District Judge of Koloa
$1,000.
Salary of District Judge of Wal
mea, $1,000.
This last item shows an increase O
5000 over the amount presented i
the Bill. Rep. Akina moved the in
crease and he was supported by No
BILE Neumann and Rep. Smith VIII
agreed in the points that the plac
had grown greatly Of late and espec
tally since the establishment of tn
MakaweIi plantation thereat. Th,
vote was 81 to IL, Ministers Wide
mann and Whiting voting in favor.
AT a :O5, on motion, the Commute
rose and Rep. Kauhi reported tn
work as above described. Rep. Ash
ford moved TO amend the salary O
District Judge of Koloa to read 500
instead of $1,000 as recommended b.
the Committee.
Noble Thurston favored the amend