The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-31

IS, Lucas /, and j. Nj. Bright, an I'M
known candidate, l. Tesla was ac-
cOrdingly declared elected.
Rep. Kanlauoha nominated Mr..
Isaac Sherwood as messenger.
Rep. White nominated John Bright.
Rep. Kahanu nominated Napoleon.
Rep. Kanealii nominated Malice.
Rep. kauhi nominated a. K. HOa-
pill.
Rep. Koahou stated there were so
| many candidates; he did not wish any
! left out. Five were already nomin-
ated. He would like to nominate the
| other four-D. NJ. Punini, Keola, Apo
and Punt.
Reps. Kamauoha and White pointed
out their candidates, who smiled
unctuously.
Rep. White explained what a nice
young man his was.
On the ballot, 45 votes were cast;
Sherwood receiving Is, Bright 10,
Hoapili II, Napoleon 6, and Punini l.
a plurality being sufficient, Sher-
wood was declared elected.
Rep. Wilder nominated as janitor
Mr.. w. j. Carrata. Other members
followed with nominations, making
nine in ALL
Noble Neumann wanted the list of
nominees read. He was little con-
fused, and did not wish to miss any
body.
The list was read by the Interpreter.
Rep. Kauhi said an important mat
ter had not been attended to. The
chaplain had not been sworn in. He
was as much bound to perform his
duties conscientiously as anybody.
Forty-five votes We're cast, resulting
in tie between Makalii and Piikoi;
on the second ballot, the latter was
elected.
The Secretary read q communica-
ton to the Legislature from the Geo.
W. De Long Post, inviting the mem
bers to be present at the ceremony of
decorating the graves of soldiers in
the afternoon.
Minister Widemann moved a sus-
pension of rules in order that he
might introduce bill which required
immediate attention.
Rep. Ashford said it would be an
act of discOurtesy for the House to
ignore the communication just re-
ceived. Some action should be taken
on it. If the honorable Minister
would yield him the floor he would
move the communication be received
and placed on file. Carried.
The President read the list of stand
ing committees which are as follows:
STANDING COMMITTEES
Foreign ReIations-Hons. E. c.
Macfarlane, II. P. Baldwin, J. Ma
wahi, J. Kaunamano, C. o. Berger.
neutrality-suspicious.. Paul Neumann,
w. o. Smith, VIM. White, A. P. Pet
erson, G. w. Ashford.
Finance-Hons. II. P. Baldwin, f.
G. Macfarlane, j. A. Akina, K. M.
Koahou. L. A. Thurston.
Sanitary-Hons. W. o. Smith, r.
r. Hind. d. w. Pua, A. Young, ].
| n Kapahu.
Military-Hons. w. H. Cornwell,
| w. Y. Horner, J. o. Bipikane, J.
Anderson, G.. P. KamauOha.
| Public Lands and Internal I'M
provements-Hons. L. A. Thurston,
| w. G. Wilder, J. A. Cummins, A.
Dreier, r. W. Wilcox.
Commerce, Agriculture and Manu-
features Hons. w. G. Wilder, A. S.
Wilcox, w. Edmonds, John Ena, A.
| Young.
Education-Hons. G.. N. Wilcox,
J. M. Homer, J. Nawahi, j. q. Hoa
| pill, Paul Neumann.
Accounts - Hons. c. O. Berger,
| John Ena, J. Kaluna, Ct. p Kamau-
CHA, A. S. Wilcox.
Rules-Hons. C. w. Ashford, It. S.
Nahinu, A. Kauhi, J. K. Kauna-
mano, J. Marsden.
Enrolment and Revision-H Hons.
r. D. Walbridge, J. E. Bush, p. p.
Kanoa, s. x. Pua, VIM. White.
Printing Hons. J. ". s. Williams,
w. Fl. CornwelI, J. H. Waipuilani,
X. NJ. Koahou, J. E. Bush.
Miscellaneous Petitions-Hons. J.
Marsden, l.. w. P. Kanealii, S. X.
Aki, J. r. Iosepa, A. p. Peterson.
Rep. Kamauoha moved that COM
mittee of five be appointed to draft a
reply to the speech from the throne.
Carried.
Rep. Smith said Her Majesty
should also receive official notifica-
ton who was the President and secre-
tary.
The President stated that that
would be done.
Minister Widemann renewed his
motion to suspend the rules. Car.
ried.
An Act to appropriate $1,000 to
I PACN'NS ~ Ply lAASiib VI ihSOA
prefers and expenses Of witnesses
in Circuit Courts not otherwise pro-
vided for.
The interpreter read the bill.
!. The bill was referred to the Fin
ance Committee.
Rep. Wilder moved that the Hous,
when it adjourns, adjourn until to
morrow morning. Decoration Day
, was universally observed in tn
United States and it has been gener
ally observed here. He was perhap
the only member Of the House wh'
was member of the Post, but othe
members would probably like to at
tend
The motion was carried.
Rep. Smith offered q resolution tina
I0A NJ. be the regular time Of meet
= ing Of the House.
Rep. Kamauoha moved it be
O'Clock.
. Noble Neumann said there woul
= be enough to do il the House me
at 10.
Hhe resolution was adopted as rea(
The House adjourned at 1915.
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