The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-25

the Minister of the Interior.
10 pay such claims without the iudg-
meut of Il court is for the Legislature
to usurp the functions OF the courts.
l'he Committee recommend that Tie
petitions be lard on the table.
Adopted.
Noble Young from select com
miltre presented ar port on Bill 81,
10 amend certain sections of Chap
Is. Laws OF 1890, rel tive the Rep
,untaIivrs of the X I,lOm. Tie
cummitGr rerUmme 1T that The hill
he tab ed for the rcas tAaJ "tlG law
~ 1890 practically aud fully answers
the purpose. Frrqu"ut changes III
the appuruon'n ot election districts
throus DAT the Kingdom can b. pro.
duIIvr ut nothing hut hatmf i cou.
,qu noes u upright constituents
VII are Likely Ia he hewi dtrei aud
confused duung election, by such
unnecessary changes as a Z Cuntcm-
dated nv The pro ,o-ed .'nImeut>."
On. mott n OF Rep K.nau Ina the
Iebort was II ibptru.
Il p. Smuh read for the first time
h,lls, CD 10 Limit the licenses for
The safe vt spirituouS liquors and To
regulate the uunher thereof. CD
10 auiho ize lhr killing Of the myuan
nird.
Noble Wi iamS read for the first
time II bml To pruhihlL the int'udic-
ti,n or the breeding at the IN IngroSe
on the G,ltn OF Oahu.
Mobile Thurston read for the first
time "A blll To p ov,de for the DISPOSE
tlun Of the Hospital lax.
Mobile }. NJ. ll,rner gave notice
that there WOULD he meeting ui the
Z ,nrnittee on ilurncr's BankIng Bill
immediately after a. 'urnment.
The prc> tent announce | as Sc.
! ect 20 ulnillee, Ii. Munster Uf the
I,trIor. Reps. WaipuIani and A
). Wilcox, ani Nub,es Dreler aud
W Y. llurnrr
Tue C,e k, Ivy order of the Presi-
dent. READ an answer from the Attor.
nel General TO questions piop"uni-
ei 10y Req k,panu, relative 10 the
,rrrst> OF dc-rrtluy stllur> and u the
disposition Of the rnwnrHs. The
Marshal, through the Minis er, STAT
I'd that Cd 90 sailorS had been
la Ell to have deserted. Of these 2S2
have been arrested. (2) Eighty dlt-
ierent officers lave been employed
IN making the arrests. (3) Each
9TH ;er so employed has received his
shar. Of the reward when any reward
was paid. The amounts r, received
for detention of the said seamen has
been turned into The Treasury. On
motion tile answers were referred To
the select committee having consider
alton of 9th r matters of IKE ma urr.
AL IL: ID on motion the Order OF
the Day was carried, bringing up
consideration OF items in the Appro-
prinIiun Bill under the head of the
Arturney-General'S Department, and
particularly applying TO pay Of
police.
The Assembly resolved into Com,
mil'ee IF the Whole, Rep. Kamauohs
Ia The chair.
Mobile Marsden moved that tn,
item pay of Police of Hawaii pass a,
S36 900.
RIP. Bush was opposed to ihf
item passing in the lump sun. When
the pay was not ra'rd, opportunity
was taken TO crush some OF the sub,
Ordinrte~. Those who have the au
ttnrlty say that they cannot success
fully cope nith this aulncratlc feel.
inc. 1t then became the duty of the
Leg stature I" lrgl>Iatr. Favored
every man in the police department
having IA grade to have his pay de
lined; j. was not II ce>Sarv 10 men
zion the nrm.'s hut the positions and
the paw.
r p. Nawahi moved tina, the p y
If pnllcr he taken UP and tina, tn" IN
divdInl pay of the police # llo iolu'
III he first con idered.
o. The motion beng Ut it wa
,>L h ii vote which lncIu ted only
two llawalians (Kanoa and X tulane
all of the other H., walians presen
voting in favor.
Rep. N'wahi, QUO ing from tn,
,tloruryGe erals ans rerS u qnpS
lionS prop 'uuhel by RIP. j. Ii
Walpulaui relative 10 The pay IF pc
lce, said that three men we're on tn,
IIln list who were not officer, viz
joe Vlerra. Q an and Acno. rner'
wa, also one j. III NJ ,bv who, al
though "nly'h Policeman, was grttirl
500 per month aid his Captain bu
$50. lie could swear before Al
MIGHTY Go that those men were no
l".ctrGe aud he da ell the Minis err
t. deny II.
Mobile N"umann I ought the pro
position 10 DIVIDE the item was III
question. lie did not undrr1lan
how that was poing In stop tn
sheriff from putting on the men h
wanted "a police. There was
remedy H. was true. the sheriff nigh
he prosecuted and the Atlornry-b eI
eraI renewed, hut even then he dl
not think that would end these Iii,
1 pule'.
Rep. Bu,h said that it was the il
, tenllon of the House not To give III
/, present Ministers any discretion
:, The use of lubic fun'ts. The men
y