The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-07
AFTERNOON SESSION.

(2) TO abolish office of Auditor.
General.
Noble Williams offered resolu-
ton, which was adopted, placing the
salaries of paid officers of The Assem-
bly, as followsi Clerk $40 per day;
Interpreter $40: Sergeant.at-Arms
So Chaplain 500 for the session,
Messenger SO per day Janitor s2:50
per day.
Minister Widemann gave notice OF
hill to repeal Section OH, Civil Code,
relating to duties on liquors. Also
read for first time Il bill 10 amend
Chap. 20, Session Laws of 1878, re-
lating to duties.
BY permission Minister Widemann
was allowed to take written copy
of the Appropriation Bill from the
Clerks table and from the House, to
be returned tomorrow morning.
Rep. Pua offered'a resolution that
$500 per year be the pension of Mrs.
kaulua, whose husband had been
killed while in discharge Of his duty,
by an inmate OF the Insane Asylum.
Laid on table for bill on the subject.
The same member also read for the
first time bill providing district
justice at the Leper Settlement.
Rep. Kaluna read first time bill TO
compel drivers of vehicles to carry
lights during hours of darkness.
Rep. Kamauoha offered resolu.
ton that $500 be paid to build a
fence around the courthouse at North
Kohala. Laid on table for consider
alton with Appropriation Bill.
Noble Neumann gave notice of
bills: l. To provide fol- registration
of male residents of the Hawaiian
Kingdom. 2. Providing for compen-
sation of administrators, executors
and guardians. 3. Amending the
Bankruptcy Act. 4. Amending
Chapter so of the Penal Code, relat-
ing to bail. 5. Amending Section
1855 of the Civil Code, relating to
new trials in civil cases. 6. Appro-
priating money (sls,ooo) to COM
plete the Volcano road.
Rep. Iosepa offered resolutions (D
that $1,000 be appropriated for build
ing Courthouse and lookup at Kipa-
hulu. (2) that $4,000 be appro-
prlated for improving the harbor at
Hama, Maui. Both laid on the table
for Appropriation Bill.
Noble Cornwell gave notice of a
bill to regulate licenses of vehicles
for transporting passengers on Maui.
Rep. Akina read first time bill to
provide for keeping Government ac-
counts in the Hawaiian and English
languages. Also gave notice Of bill
to amend Chap. l41, Laws of '87, and
to re-enact Chap. 9, Laws of SO;
also to amend Section 1920 of the
Civil Code, all relating to the MAS
tiers and Servants Act"
Noble Macfarlane read first time
bill to re-establish the Commission
on Boundaries.
Rep. Akina offered a resolution
that $4,000 be inserted in the Appro-
priation Bill for making dam in
ditch at Kauai. Tabled for the APP
preparation Bill.
Rep. Smith moved that, before
going into Committee of the Whole,
the House instruct the Committee
to dispense with the reading of the
Appropriation Bill as whole but to
pass upon it section by section.
Motion carried.
House resolved into Committee of
the Whole, Noble Marsden in the
chair and proceeded to consideration
OF the Appropriation Bill.
Introductory paragraph Of section
l read and passed with amendment
that space of totalization figures be
left blank.
The first item.
Her Majesty's Privy Purse $50, 900.
Was opposed by Rep. Bush who
moved reference to special COM
mittee. The income of the Crown
lands should be inquired into, IN
order to ascertain what the revenue
of the Queen was.
Rep. Waipuilani moved the item
pass. He drew attention to reduce
ton OF $40, 900 from last appropria-
ton.
Noble Thurston, Rep. Ashford and
Rep. Smith supported the motion of
Rep. Bush.
Minister Widemann had not many
words to say. He thought this was
new departure. The salary appro-
priated was the smallest in the his
tory of the country. He saw no
connection of the Crown lands with
this matter. Four years ago the
House would not ever have thought
Of alternating the Crown lands.
Noble Neumann approved Of the item
as in the Bill. IL warmed his heart to
hear sounds as If from the last polit.
icul campaign. This was a question
OF salary, il the L.embers thought it
was too much get up and say so (!
Crown lands had nothing TO do with
the matter.
Noble Baldwin was in sympathy
with what had been said about the
Crown lands, but did not see why the
item should not be passed.
Attorney General Whiting said that
the question of Crown lands could
be brought up independently. Not
proper to make a side issue in this