The Daily bulletin., 1892-06-16
THE LEGISLATURE.
FIFTEENTH DAY.
WEDNESDAY, June 10.
AttcrnoOn session.


at 80 O'Clock.
Rep. Koahou offered resolution
that $4,000 be appropriated for aid to
Hilo Boarding School. To Commit
tee on Education.
Rep. Waipuilani offered a resou
ton that notices of bills end on the
last of the present month. Adopted.
Noble Ena gave notice of bill to
admit certain articles free of duty.
Rep. Akina read for the first time
a bill TO create Hama, Maui, and Ma
kaweli, Kauai, ports of entry.
Minister Spencer presented an an
swer to the question of Rep. Ash
ford, relative to petition asking for
the extension of Fort street, stating
that no such mentioned petition had
been received.
AT LAS the Assembly resolved
into Committee of the Whole and
took up the consideration of the APP
preparation Bill, Rep. Kaunamano in
the chair. The items considered
were under the Judiciary Department
and as follows:
Salary Circuit Judge, Kauai, $4,000.
Noble Pua moved $4,000. Rep
Kamauoha moved $500. Noble
Cornwell was in favor of $4,000
Rep. Akina, in favor as in the bill.
Rep. Smith was in favor of the
amount as in the bill. He considered
that if the Government desired good
service they should give good pay.
He believed in economy, if there had
been two judges for Kauai he would
have favored reduction to one, but
that one should be good man, fit to
fill the Office. The present incum.
bent is looked up to and respected by
all on the Island, and the country
can ill afford to dispense with his
services. True that Kauai was a
small island, but for all that it was
the "Garden Island' of the group.
Rep. Nawah favored $4,000 he did
not think that there was any of fear
of the judge throwing up the position
even if his salary was lowered.
On motion the item passed at
$4,000.
The next item relating to Gravel
ling expenses Circuit Judge, Kauai,
$780," was struck out.
Salary Police Justice, Honolulu,
$4,000. Passed at $4,000.
Salary Police Justice Hilo, $4,000.
Passed.
Salary Police Justice Lahaina,
So, 400" Passed at 50, 200 on mo-
tion of Noble Marsden.
Salary Police Justice Wailuku,
$1,000"
Noble Marsden moved $4,000.
Rep. Kanealii said that he hardly
knew what to do, this bill was sup
posed to be presented by the Minis
ters but they voted one way and the
other; they were divided in opinion.
He had just noticed two of the Min
isters, Parker and Spencer, voting
for the items as presented and an
other (Whiting) voting against.
Noble Neumann objected to the
reference made to the Cabinet, they
were not under discussion but to as
sist the member who had just spoken,
to subject, he would move that the
item be made $500 for the period.
Rep. Kaneaii responded hotly and
decried the previous speaker as boy
ish in his action, and undignitied in
speech. He (the speaker was there
as representative from the district
of Wailuku, he desired to be treated
with proper courtesy. He had
treated the Noble with courtesy, but
he had noticed growing disposition
on the part of the Mobiles, since the
first day, not to treat the Represen-
tatives as they should be.
Some further discussion ensued
and motion to pass the amount, as
in the Bill, was lost by vote of 2 !
to 20, Minister Widemann not vot-
ing. Item was then passed at 81 400.
Salary Police Justice n. Kohala
81, 400. Passed on motion of No
BILE Baldwin at 81 200.
On motion of Rep. Waipulani item
No. 62 in the Bill relating to "Salary
District Judge Hamakua $4,000
was made to follow the item just con.
sidered. After argument the item
passed at $1,000.
Salary Police Justice Lihue
81, 900. Passed at $1,000 on mo,
tion of Noble Marsden.
Salary Police Justice Makawao
$2,4O0. Passed at 81 POO.
Pending action on the item relat.
ing to the SALARY of the Police jus,
lice at Ewa'' the Committee at 3:5j
rose and action taken was reported
back to the Assembly. Report ap'
proved.
Noble Baldwin gave notice OF
meeting of the Finance Committee
and Noble Cornwell of the Military
Committee.
On motion at 3 :57 the Assembly
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